Posts by Soringo

Quote from heitbaum

Soringo / elonesna - I have only been doing updates to this add on in LE10, at this time.

I hope LE10 ready soon for Rpi3:

"RPi 2/3 are still in development targetting an LE10.2 release."

LibreELEC (Matrix) 10.0 BETA3 – LibreELEC

Thanks elonesna.

I just can update to version 9.2.0.108 or 9.2.0.109 in the add-on update option.

I can't communicate with syncthing through the web interface.

I have tried deleting all my syncthing settings and "updating" libreelec to the same version I had: 9.2.6.

Nothing works, it says syncthing is running, but I can't see it nor synchronization happens.

What should I do to keep using syncthing with my Raspberry Pi 3?

Quote from samuelqwe

There is an addon called Embycon that lets you access your library from a plugin, or you can use Emby for Kodi (seperate repo needed) to get your library in the Kodi library.

Emby for Kodi - Emby

Thanks. So libreelec add-on is just the server. I will try

I have formated the SD card to the last version of libreelec and syncthing seems to work fine.

I am trying emby first time, server works great. But can it be used as multimedia player on libreelec? I can't find the emby add-on after installed, just FFmpeg and .Net Core.

Quote from awiouy

Enable auto-update in webui to install the latest version of syncthing.

Do not update the addon, unless a new revision is available, which should not happen frequently. This reverts syncthing to the version shipped with the addon.

Done, thank you.

But still with problems. This message is shown and add-on doesn't work:

 Listen (BEP/tcp): Accepting connection: accept tcp [::]:22000: accept4: too many open files

Any solution?

Well, it seemed to work when I updated using the web interface. But if you update the add-on in Kodi it goes back to 0.14.29.

I wanted an update because it doesn't work, keeps saying "too many open files".

Quote from awiouy

Configure syncthing to auto-update

Now it worked. Thanks :)))))

Hi

Any plans to update to 1.x.x?

It solves some problems.

Thanks for your work.

Quote from David1977

AFAICT you have to install deluge via apt-get on raspbian. That's not possible with LibreELEC as it has no apt-get. LibreELEC can't install any software beside Kodi unless you compile from source and add what you want or it's probably available as an add-on.

I can't find anything on the official repositories, so I guess, we can say it's not possible.

Sorry

Greetings

Thank you, David.

After trying Tranmissions (it works funny sometimes, changing the download directories and has few settings), rtorrent+rutorrent (some rutorrent addon destroyed all my seeding torrents, plus rutorrent is not working in LibreELEC so it seems it has no maintenance); I tried Deluge and I loved it.

Can it be installed on LibreELEC as it can be, for example, on Raspbian?

Best regards

Where can we see what are the milhouse builds? I keep reading about them, but can't see in download page or a comparison between Milhouse and regular OS.

Solved here, thanks god:

OpenELEC Mediacenter - OpenELEC Forum - No connection to rTorrent (1/4)

I think there is a scritp (autotools?) that gives more options to rtorrent. But I don't know how to install and use it (rutorrent is not working in libreELEC), or if it is recommendable to be used with LibreELEC

I would like to have series in sub-folders with their names, so Kodi can scrap them. For example:
\Watch\tvshows\Silicon Valley\

Inside "\Silicon Valley\" would go the different seasons, like season 1: "Silicon.Valley.S01.1080p.torrent" to be downloaded. But rtorrent is watching just the "\Watch\" folder, so it can't see the .torrent added in sub-folders like that.

Any help with the use of nested folders, or with the scraping of series? I can't re-name the series, because I want to keep seeding them.

Best regards

Should've I posted it in a different subforum?

If a log is needed, please, let me know how I can get it.

Best regards

Quote from milhouse

When something is broken we'll obviously fix the source code as soon as possible, however whether that triggers a binary release depends on the severity of the problem, and whether there's any workarounds/temporary fixes.

In this case we're about to produce another Alpha before heading into Beta, so it makes sense to get this in ASAP. However once we've got official releases out, not every bug fix will result in an immediate release (unless we're doing a spectacularly bad job at testing!) as we will instead batch fixes for the next patch release, the frequency of which will be determined by the size of the fix list/severity of the bugs etc., but you shouldn't be kept waiting too long.

In the meantime if you run the following commands on your 6.90.004 system you should find you have working Bluetooth (if not, please post again):

Code

mount -o remount,rw /flash
(cd /flash && wget -q http://milhouse.libreelec.tv/other/firmware_bt_fix.tar.gz -O - | tar xvzf -)
sync && mount -o remount,ro /flash
reboot

After running the above commands, you should have March 24 firmware:

Code

LibreELEC:~ # vcgencmd version
Mar 24 2016 12:49:34
Copyright (c) 2012 Broadcom
version e16cd015026a8bda22bb50dc30b30ce07f52a202 (clean) (release)

Working now keyboard. Thanks

Then it is confirmed that because of that my system was kinky xD

Torrent is a must have for me. So, I will turn off one of them when I use kodi.

Thank you

Quote from milhouse

Can you both ( Soringo + Grimson) post the /flash/config.txt you are using with LE? RPi3 Bluetooth is working for me...

Of course. I modified it, but not relationship with bluetooth, and after trying to connect the keyboard (modification done to occult the "low voltage coloured square").

cQwW6UGP

By the way: it seems "openelec" still appears there

Note: if you see bluetooth disabled, it is because as far as it is not working for me, I turned it off so no resources are used.