Posts by achmetinternet

I have been lurking as well

https://github.com/bambury/rpi-fancontrol seems to be updated.

Maybe this user on Github has updated the version? I am not good at reading code but one commit was made 3 days ago

Quote from ciclista71

I moved to Kodi20 and I see the fanshim py file is not updated.

Modify the service.py file and modify the following 2 lines so they look like below (lines 37 and 38 in the service.py file)

Code

Code

datapath = xbmcvfs.translatePath(selfAddon.getAddonInfo('profile'))
addonfolder = xbmcvfs.translatePath(selfAddon.getAddonInfo('path'))

You basically need to add vfs to xbmc otherwise the plugin will exit with an error.

Luca

I did that and at least the error is not showing anymore but I will have to see if it still works as intended. Where did you set the trigger temperatures?

I have the same issue where my BT speakers are not reconnecting after a reboot

Bummer, but thanks for the info! Would love to test it out as I get tired of Goom and the likes...

Quote from mglae

projectM is only available for Generic.

Hi mglae , does that mean I cannot install it on my Libreelec install on an RPi4?

Still don't see it

Any help?

Any help?

It won't install the LE system-tools from the Libreelec repository for me. Rpi4 LE 9.2.6.

It seems I cannot even find the add-on in the repo, would you be so kind to let me know the path? Cheers and thanks!

Any help on this one? Took me quite some time to describe the problem

Issue is the same.

Any help on this one?

Does this already "correct" Google entries?

I have a similar issue with my RPi3 and libreelec 9.2.6: I have a BT dongle attached to my RPi and want to connect my Teufel Stereo L speakers.

When I turn BT OFF via "Libreelec settings --> services" then go to "Libreelec settings --> BT" it shows me no devices and tells me BT is OFF although the dongle is connected. So it would seem the solution under post #9 doesn't work for me (please correct me if I am wrong).

So what I did is that I added a line in the config.txt "dtoverlay=disable-bt" to disable the onboard BT of my RPi and leave BT under "Libreelec settings --> services" ON. Now it shows me the devices and "hciconfig -a" shows me that it uses the BT USB dongle. However, if there is no sound playing for a while or if I reboot my RPi, I have to go into ""Libreelec settings --> BT" and pair the device (Teufel Stereo L speakers) again.

How can I set it up that it automatically reconnects on reboot and that it doesn't loose connection if no sound is played? The latter might actually be a standby function of the speakers but would be happy for a solution there as well, e.g. RPi tells them that there is sound again and they switch on (similar as to sending a connect command via "Libreelec settings --> BT".

Does the wiki work for you? I cannot access it since yesterday...