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Quote from thereddestdog

Maybe test files or something?

Samples - Official Kodi Wiki

Quote from bledad

now , I would like to know if it is possible to install zerotier and emby theater ( no server ) ?

I guess you need Docker for both:

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HowTo: Docker & Zerotier Private

I wanted to run Zerotier on a Pi running Libreelec so a remote device (the Pi) could access content stored in another city

The Zerotier network is "private" ie. every node must be authorised to access the network.

I found a docker image which delivers Zerotier functionality on a Raspberry Pi --> bltavares zerotier docker image

After installing the Docker addon and the above docker image, Zerotier is running BUT it will issue a new zerotier address each time Librelec reboots and this is not…

redger

September 29, 2019 at 5:39 AM

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emby in docker -- run container with unmounted share

Hi,

I figured out to setup emby running as a docker container.

I've added videos and tvshows via a SMB share. I followed the mount/automount how to in the wiki to make this happen.

Doing the mountpoint settings in the emby-docker-addon via the file manager did not work out..

Music was added via a local folder.

Emby is working perfectly fine.

But when I boot LE without having the NAS providing the SMB shares, I get errors showing up in the LE splash screen mentioning that the mounts are missing.

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Bub4

September 7, 2023 at 10:03 PM

Yes, the question is allowed. The user wants to compile a Godot game for LE. Godot has a list of target platforms, and LE isn't on it. I guess it's better not to use Godot at all, and compile the game as Kodi add-on instead.

Thanks. This could be the error:

2024-08-25 11:16:28.552 T:967     error <general>: CShader::InsertSource - failed to open file gl_tonemap.glsl

I'll ask our devs...

On x86 or RPi hardware, use getedid delete from SSH, and reboot.

https://wiki.libreelec.tv/configuration/edid

In case of other hardware, post a log...

The official way to release an app for Kodi, is to write an add-on. You will find available libs in the docs:

Add-on development - Official Kodi Wiki

Quote from Tigro

...and like I said I may not install LE right away...

That means, LE is not your preferred OS, so wrong forum. Search elsewhere to find Android hardware. Closed.

We don't support SDL, and your app will not work on LE.

Quote from 2469

Thanks, but what should I name it?

See link at post #5.

Quote from smc164

Don't ask me why, but I came home from work, turned the system on, and bam. Looks like I have the space now. I literally have no idea how.

Use a static IP for your LE box (see router settings).

No need. Use an autostart script for Plex.

Quote from maddogmaycry

Can't edit posts..

Code

./app.bin

Try . ./app.bin.

Quote from maddogmaycry

Code

chmpd+x app.bin

Try chmod +x.

Kodi knows long-press, so it seems possible.

https://kodi.wiki/view/Keymap#Long-press

Quote from smc164

How would I go about doing a nightly build and could it possible be a defect with the SSD?

It's described in the link from post #5.

We don't provide game developing support. Ask at Godot forum. Closed.

Sorry to hear that. It could be an NTFS bug. Try a nightly build:

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No automount of USB HDDs

I have a RPi5 running LE 12 with Kodi 21. I have 2 Seagate 6T & 8T drives connected to the USB-3 ports on the Pi. I booted LE on the SD built from the LE SD creator. After completing the initial setup screens, it took me to the "Add video source" screen, but the HDs didn't appear in the paths (actually, nothing did). Upon clicking Browse, I navigated to the root/media directory, but nothing was mounted there either. After poking around in the forum for a good while, I confirmed that the…

popphoto

July 3, 2024 at 6:54 PM

Quote from maddogmaycry

So, it's is possible? I tryed to export game for arm64 and it's works fine on Armbian, but Armbian is too slow for me..

You have to try it, because there are too many unknown settings.

If Armbian is too slow, then LE will also be too slow. OpenGLES code usually goes directly to GPU.

We offer an x86-64 Generic-legacy variant of LE. That variant uses X11. You'll get best performance on that platform.