Display MoreThat is a journal log and a samba configuration. Unfortunately that is not the kodi.log file as requested.
If you can get a journal listing, then you can also type in "pastekodi" and provide us the generated URL.
Intel(R) Atom(TM) x5-Z8350 XPU @ 1.44GHz
Not the hardware we have much experience with...
Perhaps you can create a bootable USB stick with Ubuntu 18.04.4 or upwards.
If that is working in terms of sound, then provide the dmesg listing of that session.
Updated my log link. I had to upload it to my Google Drive because it was too large to do any other way. With what you said about Ubuntu, now that I am thinking about it, I did have an issue with Lubuntu where at boot there had no sound either and I had to go into PulseAudio and mess with the settings there. That had to be done after each reboot and once messed with the settings, it started working the entire time until rebooted again. I think I had to either mute and unmute or something along those lines (it has been over 7 months since I used this PC). I can try the Ubuntu route but that will have to be on the weekend.
I agree. That's a good reference point to start with.
Additionally try to access your BIOS / EFI menu. Maybe you'll find some tweaks there.
Usually missing sound will not stop video playback on LE.
I was in BIOS yesterday and didn't find anything that could cause this. I read here someone had the same issue and fixed it by simply connecting aux cable. Granted this thread is quite old but that is what lead me to believe that the sound and video issues were connected.
FOUND A SOLUTION:
Step 1: Change Output to PULSE: Default, Bluetooth Audio (PULSEAUDIO)
Step 2: Run pactl load-module module-udev-detect command - this got the sound working and video does't stall anymore.
Step 3: Add that line to Autostart.sh
Rebooted and the sound still works. Also, now the video doesn't stop.
I used this thread as a reference.
Thanks for all your help guys.