Posts by Da Flex

I don't see a Kodi or LE support for your Mediatek chip: Kodi forum.

Always check supported devices before you buy hardware.

You run old LE to keep your illegal add-ons running, right? That's bad.

05:06:19 T:18446744072497618776  NOTICE: Starting Kodi (16.1 Git:2016-04-24-c327c53). Platform: Android ARM 32-bit

I think so. Write a Python script to check whether the screensaver is active. If yes, trigger the relay. Start the script from autostart.sh.

Looks like a connection error to your VNSI server:

2019-07-11 19:55:48.975 T:1569526640   ERROR: AddOnLog: VDR VNSI Client: Login - failed to read greeting from server
2019-07-11 19:55:49.979 T:1569526640  NOTICE: AddOnLog: VDR VNSI Client: Logged in at '1562867749+7200' to 'VDR-Network-Streaming-Interface (VNSI) Server' Version: '1.8.0' with protocol version '13'
2019-07-11 19:55:51.939 T:1803973488   ERROR: AddOnLog: VDR VNSI Client: ReadResult - request timed out after 3 seconds
2019-07-11 19:55:51.939 T:1803973488   ERROR: AddOnLog: VDR VNSI Client: SupportChannelScan - Can't get response packed

Those network errors can be hard to find. Check your network (router, cable, WiFi...). I don't think it's an LE error.

Create a log file when it happens again. Post the link to the log file.

Yes, but expect bad performance. USB port / stick speed can be a dramatic bottleneck when dealing with videos.

Quote from novalis

I did. It looks the same.

You already screwed your RPi3 with a custom skin (still unsolved). Now you switch to the next gen, and screwed it again. Congrats!

The EXT file system has additional parameters, compared to FAT. Check the file user name and group of your EXT drive. The user name / group should be the same like on your LE /storage directory.

Maybe the thread starter is just rich, and accustomed to get a complete package for all needs. Getting an option for untouched interlace video is a good feature request for LE.

Use the full path to the "docker" command in line 5.

You never tried LibreELEC on your HTPC? If you did, what's your issue on LE?

Try an Nvidia Shield TV. It has powerful hardware (HD audio etc.), can run Kodi (app) and has good software support. It's one of the best streaming machines on the market. If you miss an optical output, HDMI can handle that.

Quote from novalis

Also you are wrong with the eac3 setting, which is of course DD+ and a visible setting in the audio section and the only switch to deal with if you want to handle DD+.

1. Set your skin to default, and DD+ is not visible as a pass-through setting. It's invisible for a reason.
2. Check the real values of guisettings.xml (cat command).
3. Copy a guisettings.xml from someone who got DD+ working.

The German "Chip" magazine had a heat-off when displaying 4K pictures: Raspberry Pi 4 im Review

You RPi 4 testing people should definitely do active cooling, even if the software will be perfect some day.

I'll wait for the next gen, because I like passive cooling.

Quote from novalis

Audio is working, so no idea what you mean by DD+ default values...

I didn't said that. I was talking about "suggested default values", which of course refers to my statement before (posting #28).
Do you mean, DD+ is working on Netflix now, and my suggestion of posting #28 was successful?

mglae:

Yes, I was interested in that E-AC-3 setting line too, because DD+ actually is E-AC-3. I figured out that a reboot will always set this value back to "false", if one tries to edit it. So, my conclusion is that we are not talking about DD+/E-AC-3 pass-through here, because other RPi users got it working.

PS: Trust me, it makes sense.

Do you have DD+ audio with the suggested default values on Netflix?

We can talk about sense and details later.

Go to "Settings -> System -> Audio" and set all values back to default by using the last menu entry.

This will deactivate audio pass-through!

You want to have DD+ for Netflix. You actually don't pass-through the audio, because the audio source is the RPi itselve.