Posts by Da Flex

Log level 1 will be fine here.

Quote from Hunduster

As of today, I use an RPi4 4GB in an Argon One housing.

Argon One cases are known for soldering issues. Especially small connectors like microHDMI or USB-C are critical. So I suggest test sessions without that case.

Quote from Hunduster

Stupid question: can I hide the debug display at the top left of the debug?

Yes you can. Use log level 1 or 2 at advancedsettings.xml. Then disable debug mode at GUI, and reboot.

Please provide a log when using LE 11.0.4. Then we have a chance to find the bug in our software.

Quote from arbenede

My use case is pretty simple, basically I want to stream to a TV video content stored on a NAS.

Use the touchscreen of your smartphone or tablet. Search for "Kodi" in your app store, and you'll find RC apps.

Quote from chewitt

using Handbrake to rip the ISO to file/files normally always works out quicker

That was also your suggestion when I came here.

If I own the real thing, then I don't want to make copies. MP3s for my mobile player are the only exceptions.

arcasys You should already declare UDF when you mount the DVD:

mount -t udf -o loop /path/to.iso mnt/dvd

Quote from mprivitera1

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Hi guys, I installed ibreELEC-Generic-egacy.x86_64-11.0.4, but I'm not very satisfied.... I would like to go back to the old LibreELEC 10.0 version, I don't remember the steps to do to update....Thank you very much

See post #5.

This was the reason why I came to this forum at first. Still an open issue. DVD streaming among two VLC machines worked for me, but a remote mount would be much more elegant.

Quote from Cissou

The best case for pi4 is the argon one V1/V2, on/off power management, and for the remote i use for year rii mini keyboard, far better than a simple remote control

Then you was lucky . We have many reports about bad soldering points in Argon One cases. Rule of thumb: Try to avoid any additional circuit board inside of a case. Such boards increase the risk of contact / soldering issues.

If the fan only has two wires, then it's just an on/off fan. If it has at least three, then fan speed control is possible.

I assume Raspberry Pi OS has instructions for the official RPi5 case. So search on RPi OS forum first. If you find something, come back and post a link. Usually we can adapt it for LE.

I was asking a dev for help. Stay tuned...

LE developers don't add patches to FFMPEG. So the patch from post #7 has to be submitted to FFMPEG folks directly:

Developer Documentation

Feb 16 19:10:58.491752 LibreELEC systemd[1]: Starting network-base.service...
Feb 16 19:10:58.571792 MobileKodi systemd[1]: Finished network-base.service.
Feb 16 19:10:58.572201 MobileKodi systemd[1]: systemd-timesyncd.service was skipped because of an unmet condition check (ConditionPathExists=/dev/.kernel_ipconfig).

Add a couple of seconds at "wait for network" (LE network settings).

yamcenutzer It has a soft on / off, you just have to connect a button to GPIO. I agree with the tiny connectors. A real developer board would have sturdy, full-size connectors. I'm using two RPi, one as a NAS, and one as a streaming box on a non-smart TV (LE). Both run very stable.

sky42 On my Kubuntu login screen I had the option to start an X11 or Wayland session. Since installing Kodi I also have a Kodi session available. Maybe one of those three sessions makes HDR possible.

I'm using JACK for audio output on Kubuntu (musician setup). Installing "ubuntustudio-audio" package pretty much did all the JACK setup. Anybody, who wants do advanced audio routing on Linux, should use JACK. It's made for that task. I never did audio PT with it, but in theory JACK should be the solution.

No and no. Only LE Generic-legacy on x86 can do that.

A dev just said to me, pastekodi -c >myname.log is the better approach, because it contains more useful data.