It has very limited usage, typical LE uses less then 1gb RAM, so for every device with more then 1GB RAM it makes near to zero sense at all
Devices with 1GB ram are also not really suited for it because typical 1gb devices are rather low end and if you enable zram you stress the cpu quite a lot.
The whole addons is rather hacky due the nature of the whole thing.
I`ll try if I can update anything that makes the situation better, tbh no idea as the whole thing is a mess.
Hopefully K19 will finally includes a browser, then the whole problem is completely gone 
I suppose it is non-public?
yea, I don't have any git/image at all for it
In the j5005
HDR works well at J5005, afaik this was one test machine
sorry forgot to report, the addon should be at the repo, haven't manually checked because I forgotten about it 
Even v2.4.2 is not the latest inputstream.adaptive release
2.4.2 is the latest release, 2.5.0 if for Kodi19 only
there is already an LE image (~3 months old) that has working HDR support
BUT:
- every relevant package is git master + a lot patches at this time,
- its not perfect yet, neither kodi implementation not the linux one
thats basically the reason this is not yet official merged/supported
2.4.2 is at the 9.2 repo
ImportError: No module named RPi.GPIO
hast du die RPi tools installiert als addon ?
did you tried to contact crazycat ? maybe he has an idea
could you explain it a bit better what you done ?
what hardware do you run ?
tx for report, I guess we need to contact the mirror provider
is there a stable version
short answer, no
Unsuccessful, same mistakes.
The driver crashes, we found a problem with the driver overlays that needs fixing for AML but have not a solution yet. Likely this is also due that.
For now no solution 
der Befehl für Volume +- ist
kodi-send --action="VolumeUp"
kodi-send --action="VolumeDown"
Same Problems
looks like there are no firmware files at the image
should be fixed with Amlogic: cleanup options by CvH · Pull Request #3828 · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
in the meanwhile Add a firmware to LibreELEC [LibreELEC.wiki]
download that file and copy it over and reboot
github.com/LibreELEC/dvb-firmware/raw/master/firmware/dvb-usb-tbsqbox-id5521.fw
Das ist eigentlich ein Englisches Forum und du wirst sicherlich mehr erfolg haben wenn du das ganze in englisch "beschreibst"
also der Befehl um das ganze in Kodi selber zu machen via shell/bash ist
kodi-send --action='SetVolume(50,showVolumeBar)' (statt 50 -> 1-100)
für das Python script (ohne das irgendwie getestet zu haben)
def rotaryChange(direction):
volume_step = 5
volume = readVolume()
if direction == 1:
os.system("sudo amixer set PCM -- "+str(min(100,max(0,volume + volume_step)))+"%")
else:
os.system("sudo amixer set PCM -- "+str(min(100,max(0,volume - volume_step)))+"%")zu
def rotaryChange(direction):
volume_step = 5
volume = readVolume()
if direction == 1:
os.system("kodi-send --action='SetVolume(%,showVolumeBar)'")
else:
os.system("kodi-send --action='SetVolume(%,showVolumeBar)'")ich bezweifel stark das das direkt geht durch ' und "
Minimum wäre
os.system("kodi-send --action="SetVolume(%)"")urgs we missed to implement it, I try to put something together, I report back if something is ready
tx for pointer
to name some other option mc (connect to shell, type mc)