Posts by Da Flex

Quote from Hammerhead

Would you say this is acceptable or is there another model you'd recommend?

You can try one of those Ethernet adapters:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BNWR4H6Z

• Sometimes it's enough to keep the antenna away from RPi.
• The internal WiFi adapter maybe avoids driver problems.
• You can get extra power by external USB PSU.

Quote from Cissou

Yes, I'm using an argon case.

Please try again without that case.

Also check your PSU:

2025-08-10 21:01:02.156 T:1363    debug <general>: LogindUPowerSyscall - inhibit lock taken, fd 12

Quote from hugosboss

What do i miss?

Try the same on remote.xml with remote tag instead of keyboard.

Quote from dberg

Tagging awiouyfor visibility since this post was moved to a new topic.

Last activity: June 10th 2021. Never mind, other devs are capable.

RPi is also ARM. All HDMI settings belong to cmdline.txt now, not config.txt. So append vc4.force_hotplug=1 at the end of the line of cmdline.txt.

Try to find a headless Linux for 32 bit. Then install MPD, which is the gold standard for Linux audio streaming.

RPi throttled=0x20000

Try another PSU.

You're at the right place, and just alone with your issue.

No hardware whitelists, sorry. This is a brand new post, which might helps:

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Wifi Adapter that Works for Raspberry Pi 4 LibreELEC 12.0.2

Hi all, just wanted to post here because of a solution I found for an issue I was having. I'm currently running libreELEC 12.0.2 off an RPI 4 wirelessly (because running an ethernet cable to the rpi is not possible) and I kept having the error "invalid key" which I found through searching the forums was the wifi dropping out. I tried moving my router closer with little success and it became a constant problem whenever I was watching anything. This is partly due to the RPI 4 having kind of iffy…

machuni

July 29, 2025 at 7:31 PM

Probably a wrongly encoded video:

2025-07-28 20:44:47.627 T:1730    error <general>: GetPicture - avcodec_receive_frame returned failure 

Try to re-encode the video, or transform into a different codec.

Quote from f4f4

Da Flex Thanks! Building this Pi3 version just became more important to me as I realized that LibreELEC on Pi4 plays videos ~7% too fast when using composite.

Try display latency settings at advancedsettings.xml to slow it down.

Quote from f4f4

Now I'm trying to do the same for a Pi3, but LibreELEC is still targeting old arm architecture while Lakka is on aarch64.

RPi3 is still 32 bit. 64 bit starts with RPi4.

Quote from f4f4

Do I have to build Pi3 aarch64 LibreELEC myself?

Yes.

Maybe one of those Ethernet-to-WiFi adapters helps:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B4X7F6PB

Then you will only use the Ethernet driver on any RPi software.

If you don't have time, install RPi OS on another microSD. In case of unexpected crashes on RPi OS, use your warranty.

I think OpenGLES rendering of high-resolution GUI uses a lot CPU capacity. I guess it would be lower with OpenGL.

a) reduce the GUI resolution to FullHD / 60Hz

b) try the LE Legacy version