Posts by Da Flex

LE's RPi2 software is optimized to run on RPi2 and RPi3.

Quote from Passwort

Could the hardware be the problem with the videos?

1. Find a video from the Kodi sample library, that runs "stop-and-go" on your hardware: https://kodi.wiki/view/Samples

2. Use that sample to create and publish a log:

   Please provide a full debug log.
   
   How to post a log (wiki)
   
   1. Enable debugging in Settings>System Settings>Logging
   2. Restart Kodi
   3. Replicate the problem
   4. Generate a log URL (do not post/upload logs to the forum)
   
   use "Settings > LibreELEC > System > Paste system logs" or run "pastekodi" over SSH, then post the URL link

Official Kodi samples: https://kodi.wiki/view/Samples

Quote from Hammerhead

Would you say this is acceptable or is there another model you'd recommend?

You can try one of those Ethernet adapters:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BNWR4H6Z

• Sometimes it's enough to keep the antenna away from RPi.
• The internal WiFi adapter maybe avoids driver problems.
• You can get extra power by external USB PSU.

Quote from Cissou

Yes, I'm using an argon case.

Please try again without that case.

Also check your PSU:

2025-08-10 21:01:02.156 T:1363    debug <general>: LogindUPowerSyscall - inhibit lock taken, fd 12

Quote from hugosboss

What do i miss?

Try the same on remote.xml with remote tag instead of keyboard.

Quote from dberg

Tagging awiouyfor visibility since this post was moved to a new topic.

Last activity: June 10th 2021. Never mind, other devs are capable.

RPi is also ARM. All HDMI settings belong to cmdline.txt now, not config.txt. So append vc4.force_hotplug=1 at the end of the line of cmdline.txt.

Try to find a headless Linux for 32 bit. Then install MPD, which is the gold standard for Linux audio streaming.

RPi throttled=0x20000

Try another PSU.

You're at the right place, and just alone with your issue.

No hardware whitelists, sorry. This is a brand new post, which might helps:

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Wifi Adapter that Works for Raspberry Pi 4 LibreELEC 12.0.2

Hi all, just wanted to post here because of a solution I found for an issue I was having. I'm currently running libreELEC 12.0.2 off an RPI 4 wirelessly (because running an ethernet cable to the rpi is not possible) and I kept having the error "invalid key" which I found through searching the forums was the wifi dropping out. I tried moving my router closer with little success and it became a constant problem whenever I was watching anything. This is partly due to the RPI 4 having kind of iffy…

machuni

July 29, 2025 at 7:31 PM

Probably a wrongly encoded video:

2025-07-28 20:44:47.627 T:1730    error <general>: GetPicture - avcodec_receive_frame returned failure 

Try to re-encode the video, or transform into a different codec.

Quote from f4f4

Da Flex Thanks! Building this Pi3 version just became more important to me as I realized that LibreELEC on Pi4 plays videos ~7% too fast when using composite.

Try display latency settings at advancedsettings.xml to slow it down.

Quote from f4f4

Now I'm trying to do the same for a Pi3, but LibreELEC is still targeting old arm architecture while Lakka is on aarch64.

RPi3 is still 32 bit. 64 bit starts with RPi4.

Quote from f4f4

Do I have to build Pi3 aarch64 LibreELEC myself?

Yes.

Maybe one of those Ethernet-to-WiFi adapters helps:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B4X7F6PB

Then you will only use the Ethernet driver on any RPi software.