Posts by Da Flex

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Quote from jhuang0

I ran the following script I found in some other threads to try and resolve the issue: echo "options cfg80211 ieee80211_regdom=US" > /storage/.config/modprobe.d/cfg80211.conf

If you don't live in the USA, you have to replace "US" by your country code.

If you find xorg.conf somewhere, check resolution settings of that file, too.

I'm an RPi user, so I can't give precise answers about Intel settings.

PS: Try this before customizing EDID.

Quote from yomisma

How do I open and edit that config.txt file?

Sorry, I was reading wrong. The config.txt does only exist on RPi's.

Try a custom EDID file,

We already had this discussion for RPi 3. Don't expect big benefit when switch to 64 bit mode.

Solving WiFi problems is like digging in the dark - terrible . The upcoming LE 9.2.3 will have more options to fix such issues. If you don't live in the USA, then this is worth to try.

Background theory: Your WiFi surrounding has been changed, and your router now switches to 5GHz frequency band more often. That frequency band depends on local regulations, which you can edit on RPi side as described.

Quote from yomisma

I'd like to know how can I set the resolution to 1366×768.

You can use config.txt to define a custom resolution. Read here, chapter "Custom mode".

Quote from y3ll3r

I stream all my files from my nas btw.

Do you have the same issue when playing the file from USB stick?

Quote from Greengrass

Im having same issue and it's kodi.bin I'm only playing music, fresh install, no addons

Please post a link to a log file and name the audio format (MediaInfo) you're playing.

Thanks. Then it could be a playback issue, and the suggestion of smp might help.

parityboy :

Try this.

Thanks.

1. Use the default skin.
2. When high CPU usage happens again, login and use top command to find the most consuming process. (leave top by Strg + C)

Quote from y3ll3r

it starts at 21:00 and till 21:15

What happened at that time and why isn't that period a part of the log?

That looks fine. On an RPi those steps are all you need to get analogue audio, so I guess it's a driver issue.

I suggest to write a bug report. Write all necessary infos, as described on top of that sub-forum. Additionally provide a link to this thread.

Quote from sparky76

What is the KeyID of the "back" button?

Try "275".

At the bottom of guisettings.xml you'll find a setting for volume. Check the value and set it to 1 (max).

spikerguy :

The question of the thread starter has been answered here. You'll find more up-to-date nightly builds now.

Do you have analogue output (like "HDMI + Analogue") activated at the audio settings?