Two options:
- go to the Kodi forum, and ask the skin developer for an update
- provide a log, as mentioned by chewitt
Posts by Da Flex
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Switch to the default skin "Estuary", make adjustments, and then go back to your feature-incomplete custom skin.
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Skins are often not feature-complete. So my ESP says, your skin is the reason.
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Any firmware that goes to a chip, and is related to audio / HDMI can potentially solve the problem. We already had such cases on the forum. It has to be the first step, before we proceed further.
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Can anybody post a manual on how to install this addon or Libreelec with dual audio support? Thank you very much
It's not an add-on, it's a custom-made variant of the official LE. Installation instructions:
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The Generic version is right. Make sure your BIOS / firmware is up-to-date.
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cd "~/music/Prince - X<tab>
You provide a wrong syntax to autocomplete. The parser don't know whether you need quotation marks or escape characters, so you get both, which is wrong.
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On LE 12...
Please provide a full debug log.How to post a log (wiki)1. Enable debugging in Settings>System Settings>Logging2. Restart Kodi3. Replicate the problem4. Generate a log URL (do not post/upload logs to the forum)
use "Settings > LibreELEC > System > Paste system logs" or run "pastekodi" over SSH, then post the URL link -
What's your question?
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I did a test for 3 hours. LE 11.0.6 has already fixed the GPIO issue.
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Congrats! Windows updates feel like updating a nuclear power plant. That's why I don't use that OS anymore.
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There are other options, like Win/LE dual boot or Portable Wine. However, ATM it's best to wait for the Windows experts. Maybe you're nearly there with your method. Don't panic
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I ran the HDMI FW Update program in administrator's mode and when I pressed "Get FW Version", that box lit up bright green with "ISP failed - could not connect".
Is your Ethernet cable connected?
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I think it's worth to update the HDMI firmware. USB-C and HDMI probably use the same firmware for A/V.
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blueribb Is your NUC firmware up-to-date?
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Try to play from a thumb drive / SSD, directly connected to the playback device, to rule that out.
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It usually means a bottle neck on your network. Make sure your setup fulfills the needed Mbit/s of your UHD source.
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- Take another microSD, and test with latest LE 12.
- If that doesn't work, try without the Argon One case.
