Posts by Da Flex

I'm running out of ideas. The person, who knows the answer, is the add-on dev. Most add-on devs are at the Kodi forum. Try it there.

I'm not sure whether the extractor synchronizes analogue and digital output. That's no LE problem. Question: Why don't you use your TV's headphone jack to feed your amp?

I think you understand what I did. Play around with other device channels from post #9. Maybe it's a good idea to disable auto-mute first ("Auto-Mute Mode").

I'm an RPi user, so I can't install Chrome to verify anything.

Thanks for testing. What about amixer -c 0 sset IEC958 Default PCM,0 50%?

Try this: amixer -c 0 sset IEC958,0 50%-

Because you can stream music over NAS, and johnjark can play low-res videos, this could be a buffering / streaming speed issue.

Create this /storage/.kodi/userdata/advancedsettings.xml :

<advancedsettings version="1.0">
    <cache>
        <memorysize>200000000</memorysize> <!-- 200MB buffer size -->
        <buffermode>4</buffermode> <!-- buffer all network filesystems -->
        <readfactor>8.0</readfactor> <!-- doubles the default readfactor -->
    </cache>
</advancedsettings>

dumetrulo We have no ETA for this. Stay up-to-date with RPi4 nightly builds and hope for the best. This is pretty new hardware.

I suggest to go for the HDMI audio extractor. The RPi analogue jack isn't supported very well, and it's lousy quality isn't worth the effort.

AmandaB Please post the output of this commands:

• amixer
• cat /proc/asound/cards

It seems like Chrome has it's independent audio settings. You could search for audio config files inside the Chrome add-on folder.

Another approach is to install the "Kodi Audio Mixer" add-on and try to find the right fader for Chrome.

I haven't found a solution for analogue audio delay. You can delay A/V separately on HDMI, but you can't speed it up.

Alsa has a playback buffer size option, which could create a fitting delay, but I'm not familiar with it.

For electronic people, it could be easier to build a hardware analogue audio delayer for a couple of bucks.

Or buy an HDMI audio extractor with analogue output. That output will be in-sync, and has better quality than RPi analogue audio.

Click!

You can do key mapping by creating /storage/.kodi/userdata/keymaps/remote.xml. Example:

<keymap>
    <global>
        <remote>
            <red>VolumeDown</red>
            <green>VolumeUp</green>
        </remote>
    </global>
</keymap>

Use this for reference: Click!

There are some remote control apps, like Yatse, who can transfer files, too.

To my knowledge RPi Bluetooth is still broken, so better use other transfer options.

Quote from milo

Any release date planned?

No.

PS: If you want to use your smartphone as remote control, install an app like Yatse or official Kodi remote.

English language only please.

It's easier not to stream via Bluetooth. Use direct playback add-ons instead: "LibreSpot" for Spotify and "Tubed" for YouTube.