it's also depending on the theme for kodi, classic theme, 2GB is enough, but more eye candy theme need more ram
my setup is RPi4 4Go (next replaced by Rpi5 8Go) ---hdmi passtrough---> AVR -> TV
it's also depending on the theme for kodi, classic theme, 2GB is enough, but more eye candy theme need more ram
my setup is RPi4 4Go (next replaced by Rpi5 8Go) ---hdmi passtrough---> AVR -> TV
Hello,
I try to stream my phone's audio to libreelec so I follow this tutorial : https://wiki.libreelec.tv/configuration/…tooth-receiving
it works, but I need to do the command every boot, and after I restart kodi, in audio output, only pulseaudio is listed (no more alsa hdmi)
when I reboot there is alsa hdmi and pulseaudio in the listing, but selecting pulseaudio is not workking for the streaming
I've been trying to install retroarch from this, and it doesn't connect. It installs the repo, but that's it. Any suggestions? I'm on libre 12.0.1
what is your hardware ?
A lot of way to do it, another sd card, a usb stick/drive/ssd.
for the core (emulator), if you use the kodi addon, or the raspberry pi OS package, there will be no or just few core available, you'll need to download aarch64 build of the core.
but if you use a retro gamin OS, all the core will be available (most of the time, core working well on your system)
I don't use retroarch on libreelec, I have a usb drive with batocera for retro gaming,
but there is no retroarch core build for aarch64 (Rpi4 and Rpi5 build) , even if there is a build for retroarch, so maybe you have to install core manually form this https://github.com/christianhaitian/retroarch-cores
Being a mean parent I'd bag the RPi5 for myself and pass down an RPi4 to the kid
That's what I'll do
I have to buy a new box for my last kid, I have 5 Pi4 for now, and for the new one, why not upgrading,
so what your opinion between a Pi5 or a N100? (for using jellyfin addon for h264/hevc)
same problem once,
using libreelec 12 on RPi4 (4 Rpis) and jellyfin on a nuc, no problems at all
try to investigate with the jellyfin log and the kodi log, maybe post on the jellyfin kodi addon github
I have a few raspi lying around, and while the 4/5's do work kind of nicely with Libreelec, they ´weren't designed to be living room material. And the pi foundation does everything to keep it that way:
- no power management,
- no soft on/off
- flimsy connectors (micro hdmi is mechanically highly unstable)
- no decent case
- connector all around the board
- no remote and while it has CEC, the latter cannot switch on the device
People keep saying keep it on, it doesn't suck that much power when idle,,, hmm, well, yes, but it keeps wol-ing other servers that could actually sleep. If you disable wol, then again you need to run around and physically switch on other stuff..
Again usabilty for non Nerds is a pretty low. Also, the PQ has improved, it isn't that great.
Which brings me back to intel nucs. Why is it that it they have been abandoned? Money? Is it possible to bribe someone to bring back functionality that was already there in LE10 and got broken in 11/12?
The best case for pi4 is the argon one V1/V2, on/off power management, and for the remote i use for year rii mini keyboard, far better than a simple remote control
good news that the power off works on LE12
Nope sorry only ethernet
And for now I'm still using Coreelec 9, as LE11 don't shut off, using LE 11 as test
Thank you, everything is OK now
OK I had everything wrong.
Thanks.
I can't find the uEnv.ini file, is it in the boot partition or on the data partition?
I already boot in SD card, as I'm using coreelec, but I want to update to Kodi 19
Hello
I try to install on sd card LE11 for my Play 2, but when I boot it, it boot on the WEOS (internal OS)
I installed it on a 64Go SD card