Posts by Da Flex

Sorry for the late response. I haven't found any playback related errors at your log.

It could be a buffering issue, so please try this.

Other users have been reported this issue, too. Try this.

Thanks for the info. So you're using RPi 3B without the "plus", correct?

Quote from ray1112

P.S. I downloaded LibreELEC-RPi2.arm-9.0.2.img.gz.

Then upgrade to 9.2.1 and RP is working well.

Do you still get the error when trying to update to 9.2.3 by GUI?

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GUI update is not working.

I can see new version (9.2.3), select it and then I see blink and nothing.

Then something is wrong with your installation. Maybe your microSD card is bad. Format your card, check it for errors, then do a fresh LE installation.

I did the same update by using the GUI, and it works fine on my RPi 3B+.

Why don't you use the GUI to update?

PS: Maybe the image you copied into the update folder is bad. The update process should work the same like on using the GUI. So download an image again (9.2.1 or 9.2.3) and try to boot again.

Try Etcher.

This will work, if you add composite options to config.txt. Read Composite video mode options to find the right options for your TV.

Generally you can just attach your SSD, and access music, videos etc. from LE's file browser. That's the easiest way.

The /storage folder contains config data, too. I would keep those config data on RPi's microSD to have a clean cut among config and media data. Use symbolic links (ln -s command) to link /storage/videos etc. to SSD.

Quote from park13

I got a test build installed but cannot get Plex install??? when I open plex it just hangs?

That's another question, not related to your initial post. Please open a new thread at the right sub-forum (Add-on / General support).

You're very new, but you start with a test image? No good.

Use Etcher with a stable image to create your install medium.

Problem solved . I had Sandmann79's repos for Leia AND Matrix installed. I've been chosen the right add-on version (Leia) to install, but the installer selects wrong dependency packages when the Sandmann79 Matrix repo is installed, too. So I had to uninstall that Matrix repo.

It can be a mishmash of packages from different repos after this. So it might be necessary to uninstall packages, who will be needed by the Amazon VOD add-on.

Thanks!

No, use a better PSU (3A).

If you only installed Linux Mint to get Windows and LE, then this showcase could guide you for dual-boot.

Has anybody a clue, how to make Amazon VOD work on LE / RPi 3B+?

I'm running into Python 3 dependency errors when trying to install the Sandmann79 add-on (version 1.0.3 for Kodi Leia).

The solution is easier. Add the line hdmi_force_hotplug=1 to your config.txt.

pspablo_pl Again: Only English language is allowed. Please translate your post.

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Thanks for the response Da Flex. Can you guide as to how and where I would submit that bug report, as I've never done it before?

Yes, we have a sub-forum for bug reports. On top of that you'll find a "how-to". Add a link to this thread for additional explanation.