Posts by Da Flex

Quote from ian_j

Is there anything recommended that works out of the box.

Find the chip at the specs, and ask AI for Linux kernel support.

Dongles can get weaker over the years. Try another one. I don't see a "throttled" warning at your log, so I don't think it's a PSU issue.

Not reproducible by others. We have to see a log file.

I like it. Looks very professional, and is ready for hardware upgrades.

houser Does the issue appear on any of those samples?

Samples - Official Kodi Wiki

houser Do you use sub-titles or any other type of display overlay?

Quote from Thorne

I have a Servarr stack with Jellyfin which I'm using with Kodi.

This stops our support for your task.

We've just added Flatpak package manager on nightly builds. I guess that's the most convenient option.

You're still doing it wrong:

2026-05-17 02:09:07.762 T:2177     info <general>: Disabled debug logging due to GUI setting. Level 0.

Done.

Can you ping all involved devices by IP address?

No, just compare the release dates of LE and RPi firmware.

You have to install LE 9.2.8 for 3D. You probably have to downgrade the RPi firmware to make it work.

I guess what he means is the arrangement of the pictures, when you select a different view mode for a streaming provider. Pictures are bigger then, and arranged in a horizontal row. In that case it could really need more RAM, or Kodi is buffering in (non-existing / too small) graphic memory.

I don't use kiosk mode, but when multiple links lead to the same object, then it could also be a dead lock. So when using any tools on top of those lists (media scrapers), then it's worth to check them.

Thanks. The log looks very good, no critical errors. There is a chance that kiosk mode uses more RAM, and when the second RAM bank gets activated, it might causes an invisible error / freeze (I already had that problem many years ago). So I would take a USB stick, and run MemTest86.