It's an AsRock AM1H-ITX.
Is there a list of supported GPUs?
Is used a Nvidia graphic card month before. This worked. The only thing i had to do was to switch to pci graphic in bios settings. So i don't thinks it's a problem with the bios settings.
Posts by sam-y
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I can't disable igpu but switch between PCI and igpu.
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Hi,
so far i used the iGPU of my AMD GPU. Now i tried a new graphic card (RX550) but i could start LE. I tried the installed LE and tried to boot from a new install usb drive. The graphic card works, i can see the mainboard start screen and bios. I also can see the first message of the install drive but then the screen is black. Is the GPU unsupported?
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Hi,
i want to use HDMI-CEC to control the Pi with teh TV Remote but i don't want to turn on/off the TV when i turn on the Pi. Is this possible?
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This works for the most of my videos. I have some film that i encoded 10 or more years ago and i can't remember the x264 settings i used. Some of that old videos have the same problem. Can the problem occure when some special x264 settings are used?
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Just to understand this correctly: The settings in "Settings / Player" is for the playback of a Video and in "Settings / Display" for the Kodi interface and NOT for Videos?
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Its Generic_legacy, my mistake.
The stuttering is not the "normal" stuttering when playing a 24fps source on a Display with disabled adjust-refresh.
"Adjust display refresh rate" is set to "always".
Do you mean adjust-refresh in "Settings / Player / Videos" or "Settings / System / Display"? Its enabled in video settings.
There is no 1920p24 in the whitelist. All other you mentioned are enabled.
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Hi,
in "settings / display / framerate" the framerate is set to 50fps. When i Play a Video with 24fps after pausing the Video i have micro stuttering for a while. I don't have that Problem when the Video has 25fps. Is there a Solution for that Problem?
I use LE 11 generic. My Mainboard is AsRock AM1H-ITX. The Mainboard has onBoard-HDMI but i use a Nvidia GeForce GT 710.
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LE is booting in the normal way. I though that i can run efibootmgr even LE was not started via efi. That doesn't work? Is there an other way to change the default boot in efi once?
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That is not the same. The user is trying to boot with Grub. LE doesn't use Grub and the easiest Way is to use efibootmgr.
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I have LibreELEC is installed on a SSD and an other Linux on a second Disk. Default boot option is LibreELEC. I want to reboot into my second Linux from LE and tried "efibootmgr". There is an option to change the default boot once for the next reboot of the System. When i start "efibootmgr" there is this error:
QuoteEFI variables are not supported on this system.
How can i fix that?
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Hi,
i'm not sure whether my TV is supporting all HDMI-CEC features. I installed LE on my Raspberry Pi 4 and i could control kodi with the tv remote. Can i test the functionality on the command line (connected via SSH) to make sure the TV is supporting it?
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Gappens with all kind of text files. Larger files, smaller files, all files.
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Hi,
when i connect to the LE using SSH and open a file with the Editor nano and then hold down a button (cursor or any other key) the screen is flickering.
It seems to be a problem with nano because this problem doesn't occure with vim or outside nano.
I have this problem since LE11 (nvidia legacy) but not on LE10.
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Hi,
on all my linux systems i use nano as editor in terminals. on all this systems syntax highlight is supported expect libreelec. i found this: https://askubuntu.com/questions/9001…ighting-in-nano. you have to add the link to the syntax highlight file to ~/.nanorc but there is no .nanorc in the config dir. Can i add sytax highlight on libreelec?
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i will try it with Ethernet instead of wifi at the weekend
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the command to RUN a installed image is the same as the command to INSTALL the image?