Posts by Da Flex

Check your HDD for errors.

Sep 12 18:54:49.042450 LibreELEC udevil[883]: udevil: error 105: mkdir '/media/Új kötet' failed
Sep 12 18:54:49.057068 LibreELEC udevil[872]: Mounted /dev/nvme0n1p1 at /media/nvme0n1p1-nvme-Patriot_M.2_P30
Sep 12 18:54:49.081919 LibreELEC kernel: ntfs3: nvme0n1p5: It is recommened to use chkdsk.
Sep 12 18:54:49.081963 LibreELEC kernel: ntfs3: nvme0n1p3: It is recommened to use chkdsk.
Sep 12 18:54:49.081992 LibreELEC kernel: ntfs3: nvme0n1p3: volume is dirty and "force" flag is not set!
Sep 12 18:54:49.082020 LibreELEC kernel: ntfs3: nvme0n1p5: volume is dirty and "force" flag is not set!
Sep 12 18:54:49.082102 LibreELEC udevil[1105]: mount: /var/media/Új kötet: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/nvme0n1p5, missing codepage or helper program, or other error.

I guess it's a firmware bug:

Wifi driver unstable, brcmf_sdio_txfail: sdio error · Issue #152 · raspberrypi/Raspberry-Pi-OS-64bit

Sometimes a crash of Wifi occurr. This problem happens randomly. (I encountered it during the upload from an external drive.) Here the log. [ 3053.918262]…

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Play with cache settings:

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RE: SSD playback issue

Ok, seems to be solved, I don't know how to mark this as such.

Under Settings/Services/Caching, changed to buffer all filesystems, including local. Changed the memory to 1GB and left the other settings alone (system has 16GB of ram)

When starting playback the timeline bar on the bottom of the screen fills up rapidly to about 1/4 of the way or so, I'm assuming it's the cache filling up.

Anyhow, yes, playback is very smooth now. I'm assuming the SSD was reading too fast for correct audio/video sync…

ddw867

August 25, 2024 at 9:46 PM

Quote from picslover

I am not sure the cable version, the TV is old so I assume it HDMI v1.4, Any way to verify the version of a cable?

Check online order histories and invoices.

Background: Fixed sampling rate means reduced data rate over HDMI. If your cable is HDMI 1.4, then you don't get the shielding of HDMI 2.0 / 2.1, which can result in data loss (A/V loss).

It could also be the specs of your TV. If it has HD Ready (720p) resolution, and can only play 44.1kHz audio, then everything works as expected. In that case you don't need an HDMI 2.0 / 2.1 (4K) cable.

picslover Which HDMI standard have your HDMI cables? We suggest HDMI 2.0 or 2.1.

Workflow for kodi.old.log:

• install LE 12.0.1 Generic
• replicate the issue
• restart until LE boots successfully
• login by SSH
• cd .kodi/temp
• cat kodi.old.log | pastebinit
• post the resulting URL

I think you're right, and the boot error isn't in the log. I thought I could find something in the log, but I guess what I found is not the real problem.

So when LE boots, then the log with the boot error is at kodi.old.log. Post that one.

I think it's a RAM / cache size error, maybe triggered by large Google Drive cache:

2024-09-08 12:15:40.746 T:998     debug <general>: CGLContextEGL::SwapBuffers: sync check blocking
2024-09-08 12:15:40.758 T:998     debug <general>: CGLContextEGL::SwapBuffers: sync sleep: 11686

• try LE Generic (non-Legacy, just copy the image into /storage/.update, and reboot)
• remove those cache settings from advancedsettings.xml:

<cache>
	<buffermode>2</buffermode>
	<freememorycachepercent>5</freememorycachepercent>
	<memorysize>99145600</memorysize>
	<readfactor>30.0</readfactor>
</cache>

Dolby Vision (DV) needs a payed license per device. Devices with Linux support and DV license are super rare. That's why we don't support DV, and don't have a roadmap for it.

Pro tip: Search for "Dolby Vision" (magnifier icon) at the LE main page. This question was answered several times.

No.

Add the code at the end of the last (run section) APPEND line, right behind "quiet", only separated by a space sign.

Multiple APPEND lines are not allowed inside of one section.

Usage of banned add-ons means no support. Clean your system, and try again.

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newphreak

March 15, 2016 at 1:02 AM

Nope, all RPi with less than 1GB of RAM are unsupported. RPi3 series has different RAM sizes.

Not enough RAM, no supported hardware, sorry.

So you got RPi4, PS4 and TV as sources, and the soundbar as target. Then this HDMI switch should do the trick. It can also switch automatically:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09N6M4NGB

• RPi4 HDMI-0 -> TV
• RPi4 HDMI-1 -> HDMI switch
• PS4 -> TV
• TV -> HDMI switch
• HDMI switch -> soundbar

Eventually you have to switch manually, because RPi4 will provide two active signals at HDMI switch.

I agree. I think devs don't have time for precise documentation on each nightly build.

Quote from BoKKER

Da Flex would there be a way to have the ARC go to the TV also?

I don't understand that question. You can't "send" an audio return channel. With the setup from post #4 you can select your audio output device at LE audio settings (TV or soundbar).

Quote from drjackel

LABEL installer

KERNEL /KERNEL

APPEND boot=UUID=1407-5438 installer quiet systemd.debug_shell vga=current

APPEND i915.force_probe=!7d01 xe.force_probe=7d01

Only use one APPEND line.

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