Posts by Da Flex

It mirrors the whole display, so it's not related to Kodi, and no Kodi support is needed.

You need a Miracast receiver device, like a Miracast TV or an HDMI adapter. Also make sure to have the right Android version.

Quote from vasiliskal

What exactly you mean? Can i just use Miracast somehow? I dont understand

It's AirPlay for Android. It's a screen mirroring service, directly provided by Android OS. Google it, that's not our turf.

BTW: The Android implementation is called Miracast. Together with the Kodi app it might work for you.

Quote from Marcin

...format the external USB HDD to one of linux partition formats (which one?)...

Yes, "Linux" partition type, and an "EXT4" file system on top of it.

Quote from Marcin

...keep an extra laptop with a Linux distro, in case RPi fails, so I can plug the HDD to that laptop and copy necessary files, I may need, so I can use them under windows.

That's not necessary. A USB stick with a Linux "Live" distro can boot on a Windows PC. I guess there are also Windows programs for EXT4 access.

Not possible.

Very unlikely. Try to build your own driver.

https://wiki.libreelec.tv/development/build-basics

Quote from primuspaul

How can I check if it's smb share or something else?

Your file content is missing a slash. It has to look like this:

<advancedsettings version="1.0">
	<video>
		<maxtempo>1.5</maxtempo>
	</video>
</advancedsettings>

Because the value range starts at 1.5, it probably doesn't work with lower values, and doesn't solve the problem.

Of course you can try other options, like playing with frame rates. Personally I would try the <fpsdetect> options next. Kodi is no professional video production software, so we don't have measurement for perfect playback speed. You have to experiment.

Quote from OatmealMan

The A/V are in sync but sped up.

I see, in-sync has a different meaning in my world. Reduce the <maxtempo> value then.

dipswitch Of course it goes into the next stable release. Use nightly builds meanwhile. No ETA, as always.

Quote from ivansuperpower

Sorry for any problem that I've cause, but it is not legal to ask for help to just install the transmission service con my LibreElec?

It's legal, but due to the amount of illegal misuse we don't support it.

If I understand correctly, the video is ahead of audio. Use this XML structure for video delay:

<advancedsettings version="1.0">
	<video>
		<latency>
			<delay>YOUR_NUMBER_IN_MSECS_HERE</delay>
		</latency>
	</video>
</advancedsettings>

Quote from Boezio

I don't know why, but it seems like the problem has been fixed by changing the HDMI cable to a certified 2.1 one. The old one was brand new but it was 2.0 and apparently could not handle HDR at 24Hz.

I never heard about that. Thanks for reporting.

Chances are you have an LSPCon chip to convert from DP to HDMI:

Oct 09 22:20:11.395806 LibreELEC-NUC kernel: input: HDA Intel HDMI HDMI/DP,pcm=3 as /devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:03.0/sound/card0/input5
Oct 09 22:20:11.395877 LibreELEC-NUC kernel: input: HDA Intel HDMI HDMI/DP,pcm=7 as /devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:03.0/sound/card0/input6
Oct 09 22:20:11.395905 LibreELEC-NUC kernel: input: HDA Intel HDMI HDMI/DP,pcm=8 as /devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:03.0/sound/card0/input7

Connector 0 (77) HDMI-A-1 (connected)
Connector 1 (85) DP-1 (disconnected)
Connector 2 (92) HDMI-A-2 (disconnected)

Maybe Windows has the right driver for EAC3 over LSPCon, but LE doesn't.

Since you run Windows on the same machine, updating all drivers and BIOS/EFI should be easy. Sometimes a new graphics driver affects HDMI firmware, and that firmware might fix the EAC3 issue on LE.

Quote from OatmealMan

How can I adjust it?

Create an advancedsettings.xml file. You can adjust A/V in both directions.

https://kodi.wiki/view/Advancedsettings.xml#video

If A/V is out-of-sync constantly with the same time difference, then you can adjust it manually.

Settings -> Player -> Videos -> Sync playback to display