Posts by Da Flex

Install the "Kodi Nerds" repo, and install Joyn from there. It works on my RPi3B+ with LE nightly, so you eventually have to update from stable to nightly.

Great! You're the lucky girl of the month, Amanda. The solution is so rare, I have to move it to Showcase section.

ponnel Please try a nightly build to fix those open issues. Download the latest LibreELEC-RPi4 img.gz file, put it into /storage/.update, and reboot to install it. Download location: Click!

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Awesome! Hope he has some time to spare.

I was just talking to him. Unfortunately this is an open issue, and he can't fix it at the moment. Sorry.

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Is there a diagnostics tool I can install that checks the pie for errors?

I don't know such tool, and I don't think it exists. It's pretty obvious that the chip is dead.

If you don't want to buy a new RPi, you could attach a WiFi dongle. Unfortunately USB WiFi drivers are a game of luck for RPi. That's why we don't give a buyer suggestion for such hardware.

If you can accept 2.4GHz WiFi, then I suggest to buy a WiFi-over-Ethernet adapter. They only have 2.4GHz, but the Ethernet driver avoids any issues on RPi.

Sorry, I was irritated by your initial post, where you said, Samba is active.

Can you replace your USB cable by a better one? If I remember right, that was the fix for some users.

Something is fishy with your wireless chip (no WiFi, no Bluetooth, wrong hardware detected). Test with Raspbian now. If you don't get wireless options on Raspbian, too, buy a new RPi.

Wait, if it's from CvH , then stay here. I'll give him a pointer.

In case you are using large directories with Samba, add this to advancedsettings.xml (inside <advancedsettings> tag):

<samba>
    <statfiles>false</statfiles>  <!-- speed up listings of large directories -->
</samba>

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