Posts by Da Flex

Quote from Grarea

So, my next question is, does its ummmm 'name' change each time I put it in?

Do you mean UUID? That will stay the same until you format it again.

Please disable de-interlacing. You'll find de-interlacing modes when you play video and activate the GUI status bar by clicking "OK" (gear wheel menu, bottom right).

The gear wheel menu has a bug at current LE nightly, so it freezes after a few seconds on my RPi3B+. I made a team internal bug report. I think we have to wait.

Read carefully. It's not part of the settings menu. Find the gear wheel menu while playing video.

Can you test with de-interlacing disabled please? It's at the gear wheel menu (bottom right) while playing something.

I recently had trouble to keep the KodiNerds DAZN add-on working (RPi 3B+). That happened after the last libwidevine update.

To fix it, I had to switch to the latest LE nightly. The update from LE 9.2.6 stable to LE nightly was successful, but didn't solved the problem. So I wrote that image (img.gz file) to microSD with Etcher. After going through the complete setup process, the KodiNerds DAZN add-on is working again.

The RPi 4B has 4K resolution, so date rate will speed up. The HDMI cables are basically the same like on SD resolution, but on HDMI 2.0 / 2.1 standard (made for 4K) they have better shielding.

Please test with Raspbian before you buy a new cable.

Thanks for testing. Then I can only suggest to try the latest LE nightly build.

- switch off "sync playback to display" (video settings)

- switch off (set to "none") de-interlacing (gear wheel menu at bottom right while playing something)

If you get the same trouble with another OS, I suggest to buy a new HDMI cable. Make sure it's HDMI 2.0 or 2.1 standard.

If you go RPi -> AVR -> TV, then it's possible that the AVR is unable to pass-through the audio. In that case, try RPi -> TV. Trying another OS (Raspbian) is definitely a good idea. You can also try an LE nightly build.

Try this settings: Click!

As I said above, it's possible that some cards use SDXC internally, and they will work fine inside other card readers.

Because the major goal of LE is playing A/V content. Ask the gaming OS experts first, and if they say it's possible, come back here.

Wrong place to ask. Use a gaming OS forum (Lakka etc.).

Crazy. Does the amixer command show something on SSH?

Looks like you did everything right. Hmm, this error is unusual. I assume you don't use overclocking. It could be a hardware defect. The "Raspberry Pi OS" has logging capabilities for sure. Run that OS and read the log from time to time. Maybe you find a defect.

Understand. Please give the LE download link that you've been used.