I haven't found related errors at your log. We already had users, who suffered low speed on external devices. Often a better cable was the answer. If you already tested the cable, then advancedsettings.xml is worth to play with. Especially have a look at chapter 2.8.4 Cache.
Posts by Da Flex
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Sounds good to me.
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Can it also be told to boot to / force a res in addition to telling the hdmi to be hot / on ?
Absolutely. You need to define hdmi_group and hdmi_mode to enforce your preferred resolution. Read here for setting values.
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bpr323 Please provide a link to a complete log file.
No more text screen shots, cut and paste the text instead.
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Does the top command say, it's still kodi.bin?
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The RPi Zero is kind of a stick, but you'll get no 4K with it.
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Maybe you have to activate showing hidden files first, because .kodi/addons is the folder you need to access.
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No problems if you have no need to calibrate. Give it a shot.
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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.
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Other users have been reported this issue, too. Try this.
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Thanks for the info. So you're using RPi 3B without the "plus", correct?
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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.
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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.
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