even if i would use password (libreelec/libreelec) it would not function for smb://libreelec.local
however, the workaround would function for smb://libreELEC.local if previous tried access for (root/libreelec)
maybe i just got the settings wrong, but have firewall deactivtad, tried this one macos sequoia ] and ventura.
hello ,
just tried this on an old mac with sequoia patched<
there is issue with connecting over smb from mac to libreelec.
as a workaround, you could try the following>
1. first try to access by clicking on network icon / libreelec / (connect as) / insert username/password *eg. root/libreelec
(sequoia mac will probably fail to access)
2. now use workaround / in finder/ GO / connect to server / (insert adress) / smb://libreELEC.local (it should no longer ask for password but open dialogue window asking you which folder you wanna connect to.
it is bit difficult t o install drivers on linux for polaris since supoort for opencl it is dropped for quite some time<
you can use normal driver if on ubuntu, and debian you can add additional driver like shown here
also have this card, there should no problem be running kodi with it, but was said, with propietary driver from AMD you might encounter problems.
rx550 can function also on windows 7, windows 10,11.
good luck!
have bought Rp3/B originally for &that purpose, and with VC1 codecs/license it would playback VC1 just about fine, but would lack in about so many other codec departments, that it is not a good consideration as an all/in/one player / can be good for tv BOX with netstream or other purposes. same can be said for rp1 or rp2, there is little difference in playback quality between the two, for tv they seem to do fine.
will receive N2]+ next week, looking forward to that, should be plentiful wnough, otherwise will test the rpi4 or cm4, thanks.
what is noticed also is that the raspberry pi3 seems to have a better "passthrough" for the soundbar, if i am not mistaken, found there options that i did not notice onthe rockchip or allwinner devices have here at disposal *pine/64, rk3328. the pine 64 otherwise very good audio would say, but maybe the rpi offer more option, dont know.
it is just a basic soundbar, connected via digital audio cable (toslink( directly to the TV, no HDMI out available.
EDIT> have found this post here and based bying decision also on this list, but made mind probably sometime earlier< note that the rpi4 is not included in list, which is bit easy to explain since successor is already some time on market
(tken from kodi forum post here
https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=376035)
would like to enquire if the Rpi-4b 2g could be enough for playback of mostly VC1 Bluray material , eg. 1080p 30frames or so; it should playback without stutter, please.
would not mind going for 4GB version, but Raspberry Pi5 seems too much for task since library atm mostly only 1080p material.
thank you very much.
have Rock64 and RaspberryPi3 test with Libreelec 11 for Netflix Plugin which uses VP9 for 1080P stream<
both device struggle with playback, lagging, but Rock64 bit better playback, however, it seeems that there is more issue on rock64 with Netflix add-on, very many issues with different titles, could be issue with my configuration,
or effectively the Netflix add-on by castagna function better on Raspberry<
hoping to upgrade to RockPro64 in the future, but if there could be similar issue, with playback, maybe CM4 module for Raspberry could be better option (and afterwards swap for CM5 module?) for VP9 + Netflixaddon with LibreElec.
Besides Netflix, Rock64 superior to RP3, with the exception of some stream if you have hardware keys from Raspberry Foundatoin *like VC1 if not mistaken.
EDIT: the Rock64 plays sighnificantly better, my apologies, the VP9, when it plays (the Netflix stream).
did not find the raspberry pi1-2-3b so impressive when compared to other sbc i have like pine64 or rock64; and i have for all those raspberry pi the media codec licenses; but provdieded the newer model are alot faster, it is reasonable that they are very good supported because of the huge adoption rate; biggest dislike is the built-in wifi which is a big annoiance; and not easy to disable on newer raspberry; when one wants to buy cm4 or cm5, without wifi functionality, they are even more expensive; than base model if one factors in io/board;
thank you, maybe i skip the raspberry pi4 altogether and try the pi5, but i tend to prefer the rockpro64 or n2+;
is the rockpro64 better for LE or in a similar situation as N2+?
the rock64 is not so stable as desired, unfortunately.
you can get like NUC now with opowerful N95 fully configured with lots of ram and SSD for around 150 Ueoro, but its an Intel thing.
I like the small simple SBC, but they also get more exprensive, not withstanding one need to count in the peripherals.
is the N2+ a good candidate for LE or could have better experience with Raspberry Pi4?
Wanted to buy N2+ for some time, thought it could be good for LE since lot of Mediaboxes seem to use the same chipeset; Thanks.
Yes. If you need higher resolutions, get an Nvidia Shield or Amazon Fire device. Kodi runs as an app there.
Thanks , i have looked at those, especially the Fire device seems economical;
but i have some "limitations":
device should be
1. no WiFi/Bluetooth (if yes, easy to disable)
2. IR-Remote
3. Internet through Ethernet adapter possible if no RJ-45
4. no fancy things like Alexa or similar eavesdropping mmic.
the closest i get there is either getting an older device but losing on CPU power (codec compatibility) like with a 2020 Amazon Fire Stick maybe (not, the remote is probably Bluetooth only), or an ROKU Ultra 2020 model, but those are not officially available in Europe and you need to do a "hack" to enable IR-Remote functionality since the Remote is normally done via Bluetooth (atleast that was the information got at the time via their forum). Ah yes, and if you use the remote via IR you lose the headphone port on the remote, but that is very minor issue;
Open to suggestions; have already bought once a China RK3218 i thingk device, which functin well, but you never know if the WiFi is off even when toggled off on the device;
the raspberry pi3 gets with amazon vod add-on and libreelec 11.06 480p;
i suppose this will be the case also for raspberry pi4 or 5, if one wants to use Kodi/Libreleec instead of Android.
from the FAQ on Sandmann79/xmbc Wiki
How can I play movies in HD/UHD?
4K/HD playback is only possible with a Widevine L1 secured device (mostly Android, e.g. Shield, MiBox), all other devices are limited to SD resolution. For 4K playback as well as for the Android data source, the device has to be registered once at Amazon. For this, the login has to be performed again.
On Android you can enable the use android app for 4K videos at settings. This starts the video in the official prime video app and works only for videos with "UHD", "Ultra HD" or "4K" in the video title.
thanks, it would function, the color keys would not be recognized, but other keys got keycode assigned, not so difficult after all.
insulator thank you,
my remote also has red, yellow, blue buttons, but those seem not active under libreelec , even after i install add-on (maybe this is the one you are referring to?)
Add-on:Keymap Editor - Official Kodi Wiki
and putting the keymap you shared as gen.xml into
/storage/.kodi/userdata/
maybe for the remote another key-id is needed, but how could i read the proper id out, if the remote is just a tv remote with no usb dongle?
the tv is a low-end sharp ().
Hello ,
i have sort of question / request (if not already implemented)
when using LibreElec now it would function also with the normal TV Remote which is a very nice feature, thank you very much for that.
Now there are some situation were i still would need the keyboard;
there are some files, which i would play after bringing up "Play" Command via RightClick or longPress of Enter on Keyboard.
this would be needed for .iso files or .dvdmedia.
now , with the remote this seem not function;
when i "longpress" Enter on REmote, it would just go through the file structure,
maybe this is just a limitation of that specific remote, if not, please take it into account.
would also like to mention that the latest LibreElec 11.0.6 would no longer boot or show output on our older TV (nearing 20 years of age) with direct HDMI connection.
The older images 19.5 and 18.9 function just fine on the same TV (especially 18.9 is fluid) , however the newest just wont output any video. It seems the same Rock64 image function however just fine with LibreElec 11.0.6 on a newer Computermonitor.
well, if it aint used, it wont consume much ram, i suppose.
ipad1 has 256mb ram, and i could load many programs and have them run in background, no problem whatsoever,
most sbc now have 1gb+ ram, so it should not be an issue at atll.
analogue audio is default, digital audio is maybe some "ingenious" novelty, or am i wrong?
it°s alright, but why "circumsize" existing options, making it difficult to access?
took a look @hifiberry , however, there seem no board offered for 3.5 mm headphone jack (the last remaining is sold no longer, besides OEM) , so would be nice if the 3.5mm headphone jackbe accessible OOTB.
EDIT: oh, i did not look carefully enough, ther are some "pro" variant DAC that have also the 3.5mm jack, but those cost around the size of a complete Raspberry Pi, therefore not so attractive.
