Posts by geekfisher

On LE11 nightly from July 3rd, Bluetooth is working fine but wifi cannot detect hidden SSIDs (Bug Report filled). I disconnected the motherboard USB header and ordered a Bluetooth 4.x usb dongle for the time being but at least I know I'll be able to update it to LE11 when the time comes.

OK so I tried LE10 nightly from june 28th. It still has a 5.10 kernel but the build is a tad more recent and it still doesn't work. I'm writing an LE11 nightly USB stick ATM so we'll see. I used Generic-legacy as I have an nVidia GeForce 1030 in this one. We will see

I'll do.

In the meantime:

And:

Kodi-Salon:~ # modinfo btintel

filename: /lib/modules/5.10.76/kernel/drivers/bluetooth/btintel.ko

firmware: intel/ibt-12-16.ddc

firmware: intel/ibt-12-16.sfi

firmware: intel/ibt-11-5.ddc

firmware: intel/ibt-11-5.sfi

license: GPL

version: 0.1

description: Bluetooth support for Intel devices ver 0.1

author: Marcel Holtmann <[email protected]>

srcversion: 3F999E9B47540D739B16268

depends: bluetooth

retpoline: Y

intree: Y

name: btintel

vermagic: 5.10.76 SMP mod_unload

10.0.2 Generic with a 5.10 kernel which should normally supports the AX210 both wifi and BT.

Looks like the firmwares weren't there and adding them doesn't solve the issue. btintel.ko module is loaded but modinfo indicates it doesn't use the right Bluetooth firmwares

I'll get a dmesg pastebin and btintel modinfo after work

I've tried adding:

Kodi-Salon:~/.config/firmware/intel # ls -lah

-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 13 Jun 23 12:55 ibt-0040-0041.ddc

-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 730.1K Jun 23 12:55 ibt-0040-0041.sfi

-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 9 Jun 23 12:55 ibt-0041-0041.ddc

-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 671.3K Jun 23 12:55 ibt-0041-0041.sfi

To no luck

lspci | grep -e Intel

03:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation Device 2725 (rev 1a)

dmesg | grep -e Blue output:

[ 208.712549] Bluetooth: hci1: Reading Intel version information failed (-22)

[ 208.712554] Bluetooth: hci1: Intel Read version failed (-22)

[ 208.712607] Bluetooth: hci1: Intel reset sent to retry FW download

I tried copying this firmware .ucode: https://wireless.wiki.kernel.org/_media/en/user….601f3a66.0.tgz

to

/storage/.config/firmware and it seems to get to the overlays correctly but still doesn't load.

Quote from Klojum

It's recommended to keep the UI at 1080p, and let the TV do the upscaling. Kodi's skin isn't supporting 4k (yet) anyway.

I'll try that. I'll also try reinstalling 9.2 on another drive to see if it is working fine. I've had some weird behavior recently with my nvidia-based linux workstations when back from sleep. It might be an nVidia-driver related issue as well.

Hardware Specs:

CPU: FX-6300

GPU GeForce GTX 1030

RAM: 8GB DDR3 1600Mhz

Mobo: M5A78L-M LX PLUS

Boot drive: SSD Crucial M5S 256GB

LibreELEC Version: 10.0.1 x86_64 (Generic)

UI resolution is [email protected]. If I changed TV Input to let's say, my Chromecast and want to go back to LibreELEC (that is in the first HDMI input) I get a blue screen with no signal. If I go in the TV menu and set the 4K setting from Enhanced to Standard and then back to Enhanced, I get the image back. I am pretty confident this didn't occur on LE 9.x. CEC is disabled if that helps. TV is an RCA 4K 65" LED, non-smart.

Recompiling seems unecessary since 9.2.x. Either the add-on was updated or LibreElec took care of it by itself.

Thanks, now enjoying music through social distancing measures !

Quote from vpeter

Excellent news!

Regarding EPG:

Code

from m3u8
#EXTINF:-1 group-title="Primary" tvg-id="CH 1 HD" tvg-logo="ch_1_hd.png",CH 1 HD
http://something

from xmltv
<channel id="CH 1 HD">
<display-name lang="en">CH 1 HD</display-name>
</channel>

<programme start="20191010002500 +0200" stop="20191010005000 +0200" channel="CH 1 HD">
<title lang="en">Some thing</title>
</programme>

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I have the EPG XML file and it seems like it's properly formatted. Being able to generate part of the playlist from the XML would simplify my life a lot but will probably figure it out relatively easily.

Quote from vpeter

Yes, with second patch it should work:

Code

2019-10-17 06:56:23.221 T:140245014845184   DEBUG: CurlFile::ParseAndCorrectUrl() adding custom header option 'STBID: 1'
2019-10-17 06:56:23.221 T:140245014845184   DEBUG: CurlFile::ParseAndCorrectUrl() adding custom header option 'SUBID: 1'

It effectively worked !

I still have to figure out how to match channel playlist with the EPG but at least I now have the stream playing.

Quote from vpeter

Then try to clean kodi package and build image again. Check with grep for changes in a file.

Already did this:

1. PROJECT=... ARCH=... ./scripts/clean kodi
2. PROJECT=... ARCH=... make image

I opened the .cpp file and it seems fine to me. There's also a .cpp.orig file which I guess is the original.

Quote from vpeter

Then try to clean kodi package and build image again. Check with grep for changes in a file.

Already did this:

1. PROJECT=... ARCH=... ./scripts/clean kodi
2. PROJECT=... ARCH=... make image

Quote from vpeter

You see in kodi log file that headers are ignored?

Yes, same error as before

If you add a patch file then buildsystem should rebuild Kodi when making image. You can check if patch was applied by command

Code

grep SUBID build.LibreELEC-*/kodi-*/xbmc/cores/VideoPlayer/DVDDemuxers/DVDDemuxFFmpeg.cpp

You should see

Code

name == "x-correlation-id" || name == "SUBID" || name == "STBID")

I do see it

If you don't see this try cleaning Kodi package and make image again

Code

PROJECT=... ARCH=... ./scripts/clean kodi
PROJECT=... ARCH=... make image

Still did it just in case, still didn't work

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vpeter do I have anything to clean before compiling so the patch is compiled ? I tried it but it still ignores the headers.

I'll also include the lib2to3 fix so Google Music can still work

Will try this shortly. Do I have to include the leading Diff ?

Quote from vpeter

It all started here with discussion: Fixed: allow some basic HTTP headers to be passed on to ffmpeg by basrieter · Pull Request #10402 · xbmc/xbmc · GitHub

I doubt this feature request would be accepted But who knows. If I were you I would just use one http proxy to insert this headers.

I just thought about building my own. From my understanding, I'd have to build a custom Kodi and integrate it in a custom LE build right ?

Quote from vpeter

This output comes from dvddemuxffmpeg.cpp#l790

And as you can see from the lines above only some headers are passed. Not sure if you could do what you want without custom build.

Maybe with some HTTP proxy.

I guess I'll have to turn this to a feature request:

Custom HTTP headers ?