Posts by Da Flex

It's not what you're asking for, but an HDMI audio extractor can deliver analogue audio, too. It's a pretty universal tool, and you'll avoid any driver issues.

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mmh can not find the artwork disable function

First entry at the Artwork menu should be about "fanart". Disable that.

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Also at standard skin Estuary the same problem GRAB FANART ERROR

OK, then disable "fan art" at Settings -> Interface -> Skin -> Configure skin... -> Artwork.

Then check the content of "Peripherals" again.

Please use the DEFAULT SKIN, and try again.

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at LE9 i use Aeon nox silvo (standard supported bij LE9)

It's maybe part of the official repo, but that doesn't mean it fully supports all LE standards. Most add-ons are made by people, who are not developers of the LE core.

Use the default skin for testing.

Use the latest stable version of LE, which is 9.0.2 currently. LE 9.1.x has known errors, like going into safe mode without a cause.

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also with a new install, at Settings -> System -> Input -> Peripherals is still empty

i also now have a GRAB FANART ERROR, at start up

Do you use the default skin? Please always do so for testing.

Because some custom skins let menu entries disappear.

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mmhh also a fresh new install is not fixing my issue

Sorry to hear that.

Do you see the CEC adapter settings now? They must be somewhere.

I'm asking, because you maybe do an undesired repeating when you hit the power button.

The CEC adapter settings can fix that, because timing for repeating etc. is adjustable there.

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i checked that section peripherals, but it is empty on my system, so i think i have no CEC adaptor installed

Then I suggest a fresh installation (LE download page). Maybe something went wrong as CEC adapter switched from add-on status to system-part status (LE8 -> LE9).

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where can i find the "CEC adapter add-on completely"?

I was wrong, it's not an add-on anymore.

You can deactivate the CEC adapter at Settings -> System -> Input -> Peripherals -> CEC Adapter -> Enabled.

Be sure that your remote control doesn't send signals over IR (if you have an IR receiver on your PC) and CEC.

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Da Flex

with this part of the code

<power>noop</power>

i have the same problem .

Thanks for testing. Then the <power> tag is wrong, and you have to find the right key ID number, like you already did for the "back" button.

PS: One little thing you could still try: Disable the CEC adapter add-on completely. The power button press should have no effect then. Just to be sure your PC is not responding to other signals when pressing the button.

What happens if you deactivate the remote power button like this...

<power>noop</power>

Does it avoid the overlapping functions?

Here is the Kodi keymap, if you want to try other key definitions.

OK, this is a very special wish list.

Then I would stay away from that Amp HAT, and use an HDMI audio extractor instead (maybe cheaper and easier).

There are rumors about a new version of the Nvidia Shield TV coming 2019.

Even the current version has more than enough power for Netflix, and runs Android and Kodi.

Yes, I need this update, too.

The outdated version is responsible for buffering issues, so I can only play DAZN at 640p on RPi.

Unfortunately, the add-on has to be compiled for ARM hardware. There is no copy & paste solution.

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but i know this code is working, it generated with keymap editor ( but it is a different key, which is rerouted)

<keymap><global><keyboard><key id="61573">back</key></keyboard></global></keymap>

OK, then your complete /storage/.kodi/userdata/keymaps/remote.xml should look like this:

<keymap>
    <global>
        <remote>
            <power>shutdown</power>
            <key id="61573">back</key>
        </remote>
    </global>
</keymap>

If it doesn't works, use a color button for testing.

Insert this (instead of<power>shutdown</power>) to define the red button:

<red>shutdown</red>

I think your installation is OK. There are some known changes regarding button definitions since LE 9.x.

Your button press is activating two actions at the same time, which indicates overlapping definitions.

So, my first advice is to uninstall the keymap editor add-on, and do all definitions manually.

Use the suggested place for remote control definitions, which is /storage/.kodi/userdata/keymaps/remote.xml .

Give me a feedback how your code acts under the described conditions.

Which hardware do you use?

Where do you have the mentioned code stored?

What's the remote button behavior without that code?

I assume you want to shutdown instantly when you press the button. Edit line 4 this way:

<power>shutdown</power>