Please explain this in more detail
Settings -> Interface -> Regional -> Virtual keyboard layout
Posts by Da Flex
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PS: Make sure you did proper keyboard settings in LE. Maybe you just use wrong key codes on your new NUC.
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If I did, I would move to RPIOS on debian or a specialized PC.
That's a good idea. You could auto-start Kodi on RPiOS, and benefit from PulseAudio / EQ capabilities.
PS: Maybe this helps: Wiki: PulseAudio
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Before you start working on a new keymap, run Ubuntu from a USB stick. So you can see whether all keys work as they should.
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Thanks! I wouldn't pin this answer to the top, because it's not an LE issue. Feel free to answer other threads.
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Please try latest nightly build. If I remember correctly, they are currently working on that issue.
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Can you move to pulseaudio so audio processing plugins such eq are available?
Not enough EQ users to invest that much work.
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How can i go back to the v10 non legacy version and keep all my settings?
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Due to the KVM issue, I suggest to try Generic-legacy.
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That worked, thanks.
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Then split into 7 ZIP files with 1MB max, and upload them as attachments to your next post.
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Option a): You can read / write the microSD's VFAT partition on a PC. Edit /LIBREELEC/cmdline.txt.
Option b): Make sure SSH is activated on the GUI. Then login, and edit /flash/cmdline.txt the same way like config.txt.
Add video=HDMI-A-1:1920x1080M@60 as a parameter to the existing line.
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KODI_CRASH.log. Try to upload it to Pastebin, and post the link. If it's too large for Pastebin, split into multiple files, and post multiple links. It has to be complete.
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I think you're right: Your audio source is the issue. If the source doesn't offers quality codecs to the DAC, then it doesn't matter how good the DAC is.
As mentioned in the above link, I've tested RPi3B+ with Behringer UMC22, and it sounds good. So if you want to find a good audio source for your DAC, you should compare the provided audio codecs of your audiophile hardware and the DAC.
Normally I would suggest to buy a better graphics card to get better audio codecs, which is impossible for a laptop. However, a modern Intel NUC should also provide good audio codecs.
You should try LE Generic AND Generic-legacy on your laptop, before you buy new hardware. Maybe one of those supports a better audio driver with better audio codecs.
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There's no way to manually add the drivers from a previous build?
I guess not, because it's a different kernel. You can try to compile your own LE: Wiki: Building (Basics)
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If it's not fixed in LE 12 nightly, I suggest to give us a log from latest LE 11:
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 -
Dang...Does anyone have any idea when this will get fixed?
Nope.
