did anyone tried an LE9 build with latest Kodi 18 alpha if the problem is still there ?
Posts by CvH
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This happens on both my USB and PCI tuners. I'm running generic build 8.2.3 with this (old) hardware :
Record some program and play it at your PC (VLC ...) and have a look if the same problems appear there. Is quite possible that your gpu (driver) the the problem.
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I have a PCIe DVBSky T9580 V3.
that problem should be something completely different as that problem discussed here is for USB devices
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then pls post a complete kodi log, not sure why it shouldn't work there but works at VLC - but log could tell the story
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the service.log from Tvh might be useful
I would bet that the Tvh server wasn't started for "reasons".
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Under Hauppauge - LinuxTVWiki WinTV Nova HD USB2 is unsupported.
that isn't up to date, the Hauppauge addon has the drivers included that are currently merged at the kernel (like 4.17+)
Nova should be supported there too.
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This stick is only supported at Kernel 4.13 and upwards.
Use LE9 (Milhouse builds) or use one of my DVB build and select "latest kernel driver".
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A lot Hauppauge devices are currently not working with Linux.
There are patches that are currenty get merged at Linux.
We have at LE9 some patches included that should support a lot Hauppauge cards - but you need the Hauppauge addon that is currently not yet (iirc) available at aml.
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hmm thats suspicious
could you try an milhouse build (just update to it) for the rpi (make backup before) if it works there ?
It sounds like an playback problem at the rpi - maybe already fixed before we dig deeper.
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Will he ever have a GUI interface in Kodi at TVHeadend?
tvh2kodi addon - configure tvheadend from kodi interface
i guess ?
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short answer -> not possible
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LibreELEC is not an Ubuntu/Debian derivative
but even at recent ubuntu there are exactly the same commands (systemctl stop kodi) as it also uses systemd
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what hardware for LE do you use ?
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ASRock mini PC
I am curious, even the oldest Asrock Minipc that I could found should be able to boot from USB (Intel® 945GC + ICH7 / Atom 330). And even that one is very very borderline for proper Kodi usage these days.
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My current boot partition size is 254 MB (checked with parted -l), is it big enough for LE 8.2.x?
afaik yes ? but do an backup, copy it off the box, then try an update
worst case you have to reinstall OE6x and import the backup again (OE has no protection against those kind of operations, LE offer that)
Upon update to LE the Skin also automatically updates?
yes, try to set it to the default skin before update to prevent problems (skin updates after first launch)
have modified versions of mediasources.xml, sources.xml and wakeonlan.xml > in general, those are also supported in LE?
yes, same as in OE
As I have OE running in NON-Windows OS, am I expecting to have hassle with the SMB / my working NAS mounts?
you may have to change some settings at the LE settings addon, depending if your NAS uses only the horrible outdated SMB1 or not - everything is possible but might need some setting changes (depends at versions you use)
Should I rename the old ones
just do nothing and it works
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With the TBS drivers, everything is fine.
oh that could be an completely other problem
I guess there is a problem with the crazycat driver
you could open an issue here Issues · crazycat69/linux_media · GitHub
and attatch the dmesg from #0116 with CrazyCat
maybe he could help
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now I am not sure if we misunderstand us
#0116 with CrazyCat <- the card should work I guess ?
#0116 with LE driver: <- the card should not work I guess ?
If this is correct then this is correct. The "LE driver" is pure default Linux Kernel driver, they won't support TBS at all.
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