Then use 780 and ignore the unused disk space. Sometimes not 100% disk can be used. LE should work with this setup.
Posts by Da Flex
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1) Set "Free space preceding (MiB)" to 782 on sda2.
2) Resize sda1 (+782).
3) Press the green hook button to execute both changes.
PS: Bonus: Set "Free space following (MiB)" to 0 on sda2. So you will not waste any disk space.
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Did you pressed that button after shrinking?
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How much shall i shrink sda2?
782MiB.
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Thanks. The menu looks OK, sda1 is un-mounted.
Shrink sda2, and then execute the shrinking by pressing big green hook button on the right.
After that try to resize sda1 again.
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Set GParted to English language (maybe restart necessary), and make a screenshot of the right-click-menu of sda1.
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Maybe sda1 is mounted, and that avoids resizing. Try to un-mount sda1 (right mouse click menu).
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1) Press the right mouse button over the sda2 table entry. Select "change size / displace".
2) Shrink size by 1024MiB.
3) Do step 1) for sda1.
4) Expand size by 1024MiB.
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It always costs me some nerves whenever I use GParted. It's an expert tool.
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Yeah, see my PS above.
PS: If GiB is not available, set it to 1024 MiB.
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Yes, that's the right menu.
1) Switch from MiB to GiB (forth menu entry).
2) Set the the second entry number to 1 (GiB).
PS: You have to shrink sda2 first (same menu, shrink by 1GB).
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Expand the first partition (sda1) to 1GB. After that expand the user data partition (sda2) to the max.
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HiassofT is right: If a too small OS partition is your problem, you don't need to buy an SSD. Just enlarge the OS partition with an appropriate tool like GParted. I suggest to give 1GB to the OS partition (LIBREELEC / OPENELEC), and assign the rest to the user data partition (STORAGE).
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So for me to update and get a bigger one (the one inside is 40gb Intel SSD 2.5" drive) i have a ASUS S1-AT5NM10E Barebone for the task. Does any new SSD work?
Sure, copy from HDD to SSD, and LE should work.
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If set 24Hz in the system display settings (as I wrote above) there really are no problems..
Maybe you can keep the original HDMI mode, and just switch de-interlacing off: Click!
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In kodi: Settings/video settings/Deinterlace method Off
Interesting solution, thanks!
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Always the same problem. The problem exist also with VLC, then is it more a system/hardware problem ?
Maybe your TS file has errors, and some players auto-fix those errors.
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Do you find a solution ?
Please try this advancedsettings.xml:
Code<advancedsettings version="1.0"> <cache> <buffermode>4</buffermode> <memorysize>7000000</memorysize> <readfactor>4</readfactor> </cache> </advancedsettings>
