The cable works fine with rpi3B and several other boxes. This is only on pi4 LE.
As RPi 4B has micro HDMI connectors (different from RPi 3B's), I suppose there's not only the cable you reported working with RPi 3B but also some adapter which can reduce the signal quality as well...
Also AFAIK the parameter gpu_mem=320 is obsolete in LE10 due to different drivers used and gpu_mem=76 should be enough.
I would just like to mention when FFmpeg Tools 9.80.11.114 Add-on is installed in LE 10, the path to ffmpeg is /storage/.kodi/addons/tools.ffmpeg-tools/bin/ffmpeg
Well, if the only reason for using the docker originally for simple publishing MQTT data, your solution (despite it works) looks as huge overkill...
I would use a simple python script instead. The working example is here:
Yeah. Thanks. While as I replied in #3, there are only options which have no relation to the which-path-will-be-showed options.
The menu path I published is different. Check it carefully.
Go to Kodi menu Settings - LibreELEC - Services and try to configure the Samba options there.
The important details regarding to your HW type / setup are missing so it's hard to say.
But make sure your HDD has enough power. Connect it through USB HUB with external power supply as RPi's USB ports have limited output current which might not be sufficient for most HDDs.
"locale.Error: unsupported locale setting"
I am not an expert in this matter but it looks there coul'd be an issue with language settings... Try to set the Language option in Kodi menu Settings - Interface - Regional to English (I suppose you have set a different language).
“Tail the log file over SSH”?
Run journalctl -f command in SSH console.
Options don't just simply disappear.
I am afraid in this case it really "disappeared" between LE versions, AFAIK also some update in past (most likely some Nightly build a couple months ago) replaced the /flash/config.txt with some default one, different from previous so the original settings was lost.
Perhaps the dtparam=audio=on should be included in /flash/config.txt by default as missing this audio output option (Analogue jack) is confusing many LE / RPi 4B users.
Great, thanks for the feedback. So you may mark this thread as resolved.
Yes I can but I am afraid it won't fix the configuration issues at all...
I could also try to uninstall it and install again to see if at least the strange trouble with MUX is the same...
OK, so after several hours of testing Tvheadend Server 4.3 (Alpha) 9.80.11.100 - Build: 4.3-1940 ~ LibreELEC Tvh-addon v9.80.11.100 (2021-03-10T21:50:53+0100) on LE 10 Nightly, build 20210313 running on RPi 4B / 2GB RAM, boot from 2,5" HDD with USB-SATA adapter, I'll have to revert from Tvheadend 4.3 Alpha to Tvheadend 4.2 due to several serious issues in my case:
- invisible Network name in menu Configuration - Networks despite it's there
- Services from one MUX (originally added as second one) are missing in Services list despite the Network Force Scan show detected Services on it (16)... I tried to Map all services - mapped all except the "invisible" Services from that specific MUX and the Map report said "16 ignored" which is the count of Services from that MUX - really strange, I did not encounter something like that on Tvheadend 4.2. I tried to delete the affected MUX and recreate it but the issue is still same. Tried to reboot & reconfigure but could not fix that, it's really strange and the MUX with specific frequency couldn't be used anymore.
- Kodi sometimes gets frozen or restarted
- the Timeshift offset point still sometimes jumps outside of Timeshift borders during seek and gets messed
- still encountered Timeshift data unexpected cleanup
- subtitles not displayed despite enabled on some channels
- some EPG items corrupted (cut at start), the same issue was in Tvheadend 4.2
So no positive change in my case but many additional and serious issues with Tvheadend 4.3 Alpha
Edit:
- I have "fixed" the MUX with invisible Services issue - needed to create exactly the same MUX more times, after second - 4th addition the Services from that MUX appeared by magic, then deleted the previous - not working MUXes.
- subtitles works on most channels but on some does NOT work
- I have reduced the Timeshift RAM buffer to 500 MB only to try improving Kodi / Timeshift seek stability. Unfortunately it did not help and I have seen again the Timeshift data unexpected clean & Timeshift stop
- the Network name missing in Configuration - Networks menu is related to web browser version. In older Chrome it's OK, in Chrome 87.0.4280.141 build it's missing.
Edit2:
There's a serious bug in the mentioned Tvheadend version - at least in my HW/SW configuration the Maximum size (MB): option in Timeshift settings is ignored so it may lead to unpredictable results.
I know, maybe I am wrong but I still believe in this case these commands should not be queued.
Edit - a wrong statement...
At first, I would remove brackets and & sign from autostart.sh.
I have no experience with docker but I suppose it's enough to run the docker run command one time to start it so & sign does not make sense, especially when there's the sleep command in brackets as well.
Edit - irrelevant as explained below...
I'd be interested in your experiences before upgrading...
See my first post (related to this matter) here: RE: Tvheadend nightly builds for LE
BTW. as the Tvheadend 4.3 add-on is installed in separate folder, it looks it can coexist with previous 4.2 release. To select the active / passive add-on you can enable the add-on you wish to use and disable the other one.
Tvheadend Server 4.3 (Alpha) 9.80.11.100 - Build: 4.3-1940 ~ LibreELEC Tvh-addon v9.80.11.100 (2021-03-10T21:50:53+0100)
LE 10 Nightly, build 20210313, RPi 4B / 2GB RAM, boot from 2,5" HDD / USB-SATA adapter.
Just installed but unfortunately I see a serious issues in Tvheadend 4.3 configuration
- invisible Network name in menu Configuration - Networks despite it's there
- Services from one MUX (originally added as second one) are missing in Services list despite the Network Force Scan show detected Services on it (16)... I tried to Map all services - mapped all except the "invisible" Services from that specific MUX and the Map report said "16 ignored" which is the count of Services from that MUX - really strange, I did not encounter something like that on Tvheadend 4.2. I tried to delete the affected MUX and recreate it but the issue is still same.
So it seems Tvheadend 4.3 would be hardly usable in my case but i'll keep trying...
Thanks for the feedback, yes as I have mentioned above, Timeshift is configured to use RAM only.
I know Tvheadend 4.2 is known to have some issues, as well with Timeshift, but the current behaviour has changed a bit so that's why I decided to report it.
I have encountered the Tvheadend 4.3 is (thanks to you) available here: Tvheadend nightly builds for LibreELEC
but so far I didn't see it in official repository so I did not upgrade yet. Now when I tried to search, I see Tvheadend Server 4.3 (Alpha) - Team LibreELEC - 9.80.11.100 so I will give it a try... 
Thanks again!
