The DAC only offers 48kHz (device 5), so it could be a driver problem.
I bet on your RPi3B+ the DAC offers more sampling rates. Can you check this please?
The DAC only offers 48kHz (device 5), so it could be a driver problem.
I bet on your RPi3B+ the DAC offers more sampling rates. Can you check this please?
You did it right, thanks!
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jim_p No more CoreELEC details please. If there is no relation to LE development, use the CoreELEC forum.
Yes, that's what I mean. Enable the SSH password and try again with the default password.
So, I have to create that "update" Folder, if it is non-existing and the Update Process should be working then? What will happen, when there is a stable Version ?
The update folder is already there, but maybe not visible by your file manager. It's /storage/.update. On your next boot, LE will detect the file and automatically starts the update. At the release of the stable LE 10, you probably have to do that process again.
Are you sure you have the SSH password re-enabled at the LE GUI?
Hi,
currently I am running Leia (9.26) without any Problems on a Asrock Beebox Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU J3160 @ 1.60GHz Quadcore. I would like to know if it is possible to upgrade to Beta 10 by copying Beta10 Image into the update Folder? Thank you guys.
Yes.
If you are using Windows, you can also use the terminal window instead of PuTTY. On the terminal, enter ssh root@libreelec and the default password at next.
Activate SSH password at LE again, and then try with PuTTY.
You have to add the user name, which is "root". So try to login with root@libreelec.
And audio would be out-of-sync by the way.
- activate debugging at GUI (HUD will appear on top)
- login by SSH and run pastekodi
- post the resulting URL of pastekodi
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So you just have to edit the UUID's for successful booting. Problem solved?
Because LE 10 Beta is working, no further suggestions from my side.
We need more info. Activate debugging at GUI, reboot, login by SSH and post the resulting link of the pastekodi command.