Hey I tried the latest release one from here: GitHub - CastagnaIT/plugin.video.netflix: Inputstream based Netflix plugin for Kodi
.. and it now works great, even 1080p is watchable (very slight micro pauses), it uses 180% CPU (of my 400%)
I am not sure why that did not work for you ..
I will need a heatsink for my board though, as I am getting the board stopping after some time of playing, I have the Al case arriving with the built in heat pipe ... that should do it ..
Thanks for your help anyway ... Can you supply the Netfix plugin link that you used just in case my one was incorrect?
I used:
I tried your image with the official .dtb file and it booted up fine, I installed the Netfix plugin nad had similar issues to the official build, just worse.
When it tries to download the Chromium image to extract libwidevine it starts, get's a little way, then crashes ... I tried about 10 times, just won't complete ..
I am about to give up, just takes too long to sort out .. maybe I will wait until Rock64 image is more stable ..
You can try to substitute your dtb file from current image into this by editing the extlinux.conf file and see if it works.
Thanks, can you remind me what the "mount" options are to mount the image on the loopback device, so I can insert the dtb file ...
Cheers
EDIT: Nevermind, worked it out.
sudo mount -o loop,offset=$((512*32768)) -t vfat LibreELEC-RK3328.arm-9.1-devel-20190310125641-e738c7b-box-trn9-trn9-24K.img /mnt
Got it, thanks, great explanation ..
I am still confused: Two points.
1. There is a kodi video test addon that tests widevine, it runs perfectly happy at 1080p.
2. In our country (NZ) we have TVNZOndemand plugin that uses widevine (won't run without) and it plays 1080p content also.
Note: I have installed Netfix & it's version of widevine, before using it on tvnz-ondemand ..
So why is the issue just Netflix.
.. and where would I find such images?
I'm not sure that is correct. The problem seems to be Netflix only. I have a local TV station TvOnDemand which uses libwidevine and it has no problem even with 1080p ..
Thanks. However I recreated a new log by re-trying the widevine install, and this time it actually completed. Crazy ..
I do notice though, that playback is terrible, jerky and only 11FPS and 240%CPU (out of 400%)
Any idea's on that? ... normal 1080P plays at 30FPS and the gui at 4K is the same ..
Cheers
Can you give the full command including ix.io?
I will try, but pastebin file limit is 500K, this is >900K
I will put a google drive link up when I get home ...
These are the logs I get, which one should I try to paste?
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 1.0K Mar 24 20:10 archive_cache
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 951.8K Mar 24 20:17 kodi.log
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 948.0K Mar 24 20:09 kodi.old.log
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 32 Mar 24 20:04 kodi_crash.log -> kodi_crashlog_20190324200428.log
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 35.4K Mar 24 19:59 kodi_crashlog_20190324195912.log
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1.3M Mar 24 20:04 kodi_crashlog_20190324200428.log
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 1.0K Jan 21 2016 tempI repeated and got a smaller log file:
pastebin.com does not allow the whole crash log ... too large at 1.4Mb, any where else I can post it?
Can you please tell me how to turn on logging and where to find the logs ..
Cheers
Hi All,
I have just done a clean install of the latest version of Libre for the Rock64 board, and it works mostly great, except for a couple of issues.
1. I have installed the Netflix plugin, but when it tries to install widevine it downloads the huge 2G chromium image but when it tries to extract, either says there is no room or it crashes.
I have installed to a 16G eMMC card, and there is heaps free >13G
2. I notice the GUI is at the full 4K resolution of my screen, but when I play 1080P movies or any other resolution, the screen changes to that resolution rather than kodi scaling to 4K, is that normal behavior? ... I am used to my Nvidia Shield which does scale to 4K ...
Any idea's to resolve would be great ..
Many Thanks,
Bernie