Posts by Da Flex

You can use the update folder method to go back. Personally I would start from scratch with the latest LE (maybe on a different microSD), and find out step-by-step when playback goes out-of-sync.

Function calls are part of the script(s) you've been installed. Edit it.

Yeah, looks like a buffering issue, and the reason for that could be your latency setting at advancedsettings.xml:

<advancedsettings version="1.0">
    <video>
        <latency>
            <delay>166</delay>
        </latency>
    </video>
</advancedsettings>

Millman Read here. Post your kodi.log as a link (Pastebin as source for example).

earnie Maybe our showcase can help you.

Connect your HTPC directly to the TV, do the above EDID procedure, and then go back to the HTPC -> AVR -> TV hardware setup.

It's different hardware, which consumes more power on RPi 4, compared to his RPi 3. That's why I think the PSU is the issue here.

Quote from LibreINtoronto

The wifi does work, but I'm having buffer issues, if I'm hardwired, it works fine. That being said, my wifi access point is business class, I use an Aerohive AP wired to my Router. I do have a USB to ethernet adapter, but I really want that onboard port to work...my OCD will not allow any other solution..

I'm using a long Ethernet cable, too (around 40 feet), and it's working fine on my RPi 3B+. Maybe it helps to replace the cable, and use one with better shielding.

PS: After reading your latest post, your cable is probably OK. I don't think RPi 3 and RPi 4 use different Ethernet drivers. I suggest to use a stronger PSU, which will provide more power to the Ethernet port.

If the nightly built doesn't work, consider to buy an Ethernet to WiFi adapter. Because it's Ethernet-based, you will have no driver problems. Those adapter usually have 2.4 GHz only, not 5 GHz. If you can live with that, this could be your solution.

If you don't overclock, then it's probably a RAM issue:

Quote from kodi_crash.log

Backtrace stopped: Cannot access memory at address 0x10

I've never seen a DSD user on this forum. There is no proven advantage compared to PCM.

Try this to get picture.

Sounds like the center channel doesn't work at some speaker settings. Try with pass-through on / off at audio settings.

Kodi does some overlays, like subtitles. You can use those EGL calls as an example for your own overlays.

Best practice for most users is a NAS, and give LE access to it. For those users LE isn't stable enough to be an always-on server.

Then you have to do all the work, because advertising will create your income, not mine. Sorry.

If you don't need Bluetooth, uninstall all Bluetooth related add-ons. Probably one of those hijacks your audio control.

Read here about logging. Post kodi.log as a link, and we'll have a look.