Posts by Da Flex
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Unfortunately I get no sound at all although it must have done something as when selecting arc as my audio output my sub made a quick boom noise, usually the noise when you switch on a device connected to it.
You can try 2.0 channels on the LE audio settings (if not already selected). Maybe the extractor only works that way.
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You could use an HDMI audio extractor: One HDMI input, one HDMI output, one analog audio output. Something like this.
The extractor should be connected to a second HDMI port on your TV, not on your RPi (wouldn't solve the out-of-sync).
If the second TV HDMI port works in path-through mode, the analog audio hopefully gets the right delay time to be in-sync.
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I think it's not an LE problem. Both audio signals leave the RPi at the same time, but HDMI needs additional processing time on the target device. You maybe have a chance to grab analog in-sync audio from that target device.
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I'm using a 3A PSU with a RPi3B+. 3A is a lot, and the lighting bolt never appears. Either you have a really bad PSU, which does not provide the advertised wattage. Or you have heavy consumers connected to your RPi.
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Even the new log has still superrepo messages. Maybe the uninstall failed. I would really do fresh installation of LE. Just to be sure to delete all the illegal crap.
After that, install add-ons step-by-step (install / verify that everything works) to find slowing-down add-ons.
PS: I have been used "ARD Mediathek" moments ago with the new LE 9.0.1 - still works fine with my RPi.
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I have tried enabling CEC. It appears that my Panasonic TH-L32EM5A only supports CEC for detecting / switching sources. It doesn't appear to send the input from the remote.
I had a look at your TV manual, and you are probably right, there is no full "Viera Link" support.
If you can't record new IR key codes, try to use the defined key codes for your remote control. Here is a Panasonic list.
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Do you have additional tricky stuff installed on your RPi, like VPN? My RPi3B+ works fine when streaming German services.
Provide a log file with log level 1 activated.
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I'm in the German area, too, and I don't have issues with ARD / ZDF over Ethernet cable. I bet it's a WLAN problem. Check your routers WLAN rules (MAC address, device name).
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Sometimes (not very often) the MAC address changes after a big firmware / OS update. Because connection still works over Ethernet cable, you may have some additional WLAN restrictions on your router setup. Or you use an LE device name, which has been changed since the update.
1) Check MAC-depending WLAN rules at your router.
2) Check the device name of your LE device (System Settings -> LibreELEC -> System Name).
3) Check whether your apps are using a non-fitting MAC address or a non-fitting device name.
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I've checked everything and can't find the problem. My phone is connected to the same network (obviously) and I can access LibreELEC remotely from my PC.
If remote access from PC works, why do you think it's an LE problem?
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1) Access your router menu to find the IP address of the RPi.
2) Do "ssh root@<IP_address_of_the RPi>". (replace <IP_address_of_the RPi> by real value)
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Transcoding is usually a server-side service. LE is some kind of a client, and I don't think the feature request will be successful. Have a look at Plex, if you can accept server-side transcoding.
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Quite difficult, on some Disk's the playback stalls at copyright instead of playing the copyright-message and goto menu. On my Linux-PC I can press the menu-key and everything's fine.
You are lucky to be able to play all copyright protected DVD's, with DVD menu or not. I bought a drive, too, but gave it back, because it didn't played all my DVD's. Maybe I'll give it another shot later. That's why I'm interested in this thread.
Generally, DVD support on Linux (including standard Linux PC) is not perfect. DVD-CSS has been decrypted, right, but we still have issues at some DVD menu screens. I think it's a bad DVD-CSS implementation, not an LE problem, which just uses the DVD-CSS library.
Pressing the menu key is a trick to side-track DVD-CSS bugs. Yes, we should have this option on LE, too.
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At first, there was no DVD-Icon within Kodi, it appeared, when I chose a region, why-ever. (On PC it's not necessary).
That's normal behavior on Linux OS'es. If you get a factory-fresh DVD drive, the region code inside (!) the drive is usually unset. On a Windows PC, the region code of the drive will be set when using the first region encoded DVD. Linux players like VLC have a problem with an unset region of a DVD drive, and don't play DVD's until it's set. So, Kodi was unable to use your DVD drive at first.
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I use a RPi3B+ with a Panasonic TV, too. But I use CEC instead of IR. Did you tried CEC? CEC for Panasonic is called "Viera Link", and you can activate it on your TV settings. It works perfect.
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IR remote control errors are a known problem on LE 9.0. Please read this thread.
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If you have Libreelec 9 and roms on your HDD you don't need anything...you got retroplayer builtin...
Do you have a link, which emulators the built-in retroplayer supports?
Do I need a separate BIOS for every emulator, which retroplayer supports (like a special BIOS for C64)?
Is there a default location, where retrplayer will search for ROM's / BIOS'es (if I want to copy files from my PC)?
