likely some change at kodi
this are the changes from 8.90.009 to 8.95.001 at kodi
I didn't spotted something obvious
Posts by CvH
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Great, thank you
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Yes it opens a new gui.
Retroplayer is basically a own thing that just uses the libretro cores but not the libretro gui.
Chrome is already at LE as addon, for moonlight have a look at the link i posted, at his git there should be some package.
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there is no support for any proper "3D" emulator at retroplayer, so no N64, Wii .... (Kodi 19 hopefully - maybe)
this might work for you
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yes this works, YT works too
depending at your sound hw you might need to adjust some settings or it won't play anything at YT (everybody loves drm)
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Chrome has the typical linux limitations so you won't get more then HD at Netflix and there is no proper HW acceleration for Chrome at Linux.
Its there, it works but don't expect that it works like at windows
its a general Linux problem -
maybe a network problem ? the url from the log is working here without a problem
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LibreELEC (official): 8.95.001 (Generic.x86_64) LibreELEC:~ # echo $TERM xtermmouse is not working, not sure they was working anytime in the past (I am using Kitty / putty fork)
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but also for LE x86
sadly not, they hammered it into the RPi "playback chain" so no other device is working
if they just made some kind of api/service file that redirects the needed streams kodi could pick it up and it would work at millions of devices ootb
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thats an kodi bug, fixed already
pls downgrade to 008 and install the addon, upgrade again to 009 or wait for Beta 1 (soonish)
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1 tuner only one channel. It works if you record from the same transponder but this unlikely. You need more tuners
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(LE9 Beta 1) 8.95.001 builds (Kodi18 RC3) are ready for testing, could you pls test if it starts/works (we are sadly low at slice hw so we can't properly test it)
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Afaik this was already reported at kodi, not sure if it is fixed. Pls wait for the LE beta (soon), maybe its fixed already.
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Even cheap ancient routers allow port forwarding with an different port, so you can forward 254 times the same port to whatever you want for the outside.
This should work without recompile anything.
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What port do you need to change?
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Yes you can add whatever patch or self made Kodi version you like.
You just need to recompile it.
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All you need is some df -h some grep and a single command to let Kodi send an warning.
I have a look, no promises.
