That doesn't work, because PipeWire isn't available on LE. Try the MPD add-on.
Everything on LE has root (uid/gid 0) ownership, so you have to use all_squash,anonuid=0,anongid=0.
We need a debug log instead of a crash log.
Probably one of those fake MCE remotes. You already had this problem with LE 11.95.1:
Apologies for the delay. Here is a link to the latest log files on a clean install showing the directional presses working but not the OK button.
LE does the job:
Nov 26 06:36:23.833284 LibreELEC kernel: Registered IR keymap rc-rc6-mce
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Nov 26 06:36:23.886527 LibreELEC kernel: IR RC6 protocol handler initializedBecause your log looks good now, I think it's a hardware issue with your (fake) MCE remote.
Here are some specs:
It only needs the ASIO driver. That driver is used by many audio interfaces, and available for Linux since a long time. I doubt it misses features.
It supports 768kHz in 32 bit PCM mode, and that's transmitted over S/PDIF (IEC958) (not PCM):
m_displayName : E30 II Lite
m_displayNameExtra: S/PDIF
m_deviceType : AE_DEVTYPE_IEC958So maybe something goes wrong with IEC958 to PCM conversion.
We had a similar issue here:
So maybe the Linux driver is capable, but MPD still needs the update from RPi.
Latest post from mglae is here:
mattmarsden I guess you have to downgrade the firmware to the one, which was in use back in the days.
just curious how would I go about that because I transfer a lot of media files from windows to this drive, is there a way to format it as ext4 on windows?
The Drive I had before was formatted in ntfs and it worked completely fine
I didn't know you've already copied data. Before formatting to ext4, or providing a debug log, you can try the brand new NTFS-3G add-on. Maybe that's enough to solve your problem. Details here:
Probably pre-formated as NTFS. Format as ext4.
This could be the cause:
2024-11-23 20:49:49.747 T:1158 error <general>: AddOnLog: pvr.hts: Command getDiskSpace failed: Unable to stat path
2024-11-23 20:49:49.747 T:1158 error <general>: GetDriveSpace: Add-on 2025648334 returned an error: server errorWe already had this error in another thread. Not sure whether it's related or harmless:
Suggestion: Use ext4 file system on your recording device.
This is usually provided in script language by the manufacturer. If you post links to such code, others can help to adapt it.
You need a static IP to access your router from internet. Google "static IP <YOUR_ROUTER_MODEL>".
PS: Watch out, Chucky is behind you! 
What do you miss?
Please install the latest stable LE release. You have to install from scratch.
The CEC device is running at Kodi:
2024-11-23 21:03:58.170 T:140629015250688 WARNING: CPlayerCoreFactory::GetPlayer(VIERA WT50 Series): no such player: VIERA WT50 Series
2024-11-23 21:03:58.170 T:140629015250688 DEBUG: CPlayerCoreConfig::<ctor>: created player VIERA WT50 Series
2024-11-23 21:03:58.584 T:140630441322240 DEBUG: Process - CEC adapter processor thread ended
2024-11-23 21:03:58.584 T:140630441322240 DEBUG: Thread CECAdapter 140630441322240 terminating
2024-11-23 21:03:58.657 T:140628998465280 DEBUG: InitialiseFeature - using libCEC v4.0.4
2024-11-23 21:03:58.657 T:140630441322240 DEBUG: Thread CECAdapter start, auto delete: false
2024-11-23 21:03:58.657 T:140630441322240 DEBUG: OpenConnection - opening a connection to the CEC adapter: /dev/ttyACM0Maybe you have to reactivate VIERA Link in your TV settings. That's the CEC variant from Panasonic.
