Linux can't deal with windows storage spaces.
so long,
Hias
I see - I looked around a few more topics here and discovered RAID is the issue, not supported by LE and won't be. Think I will just have to go with JBOD (Just A Bunch Of Disks)... and accept the risks
Thanks
I have two 3.5" 4TB hard disks, plugged into an external drive dock with its own power supply and USB 3.0 cable (this) Before I did anything else, I plugged the dock into my Windows 10 PC and used the Storage Spaces utility to combine the two drives into an 8TB volume (setting up RAID 1)
I migrated everything from my external USB HDD, including Kodi database files, and plugged the dock into my HTPC. But nothing seems to show up in Kodi, I can't add it as a media source or anything, it's plugged via USB 3.0 just like my external HDD was. What am I missing please
Think I've figured it out - it will play sound when I select interlaced resolutions (1920x1080i, 480i etc) but not when I use standard progressive scan ones (1920x1080p).
I was going to get a better TV anyway but thanks for all your help
Just realised my Grundig TV is actually a rebranded Toshiba, lol
So this is a bit weird - I went into my BIOS and changed the Front Panel Type setting from AC 97 to HD, and the HDMI Audio Output was already enabled. When I save and exit the BIOS, Kodi boots as expected and I get sound through the TV, but then when I go to change my display resolution (from whatever the default is to my TV's native resolution) then I don't get sound anymore, and then it stays that way until I go into the BIOS again, save and exit, then it reverts back to the default res with audio.
When I navigate to the Display options, my TV goes black and displays OUT OF RANGE for a few seconds, then Kodi asks me if I want to keep the settings. If I pick Yes I get no audio, but if No then I still have audio.
Not sure if there's a way to override the default video resolution?
Display More1. Sorry, but I could not find any Information about a "Grundig GU22WDVD01" TV on the Internet.
Did you try another HDMI-Port on the TV or did you use always the same ?
2. You're using the HDMI-Out of your Motherboard ?
If so, did you enable the "HDMI Audio Output" in the BIOS of your Motherboard ?
It must be in the BIOS under "Onboard Device Configuration"
I've got an English Manual of this Board, (Download from here
https://www.asus.com/de/SupportOnly…elpDesk_Manual/ - "H81I-PLUS User's Manual (English)")
Look at Page 2-24 (Picture of the BIOS-Mainpage) and Page 2-31(right on the Top the Setting is described)
3. Look at
System -> System -> Audio (where you can select the Audio Output Device)
Did you set
"Number of Channels" to: 2
and
"Allow Passthrough" to : Off
4. Also it makes me wonder why "ALSA: HDA Intel HDMI" is shown 4 Times.
You only had 1 HDMI-Output on your Motherboard.
Maybe you should "Reset above settings to default"
in System -> System -> Audio (it's down on the Bottom)
then turn off your PC and TV.
Than first turn on your TV and than your PC and look what Kind of Audio Output Devices are now available
Question to the MODS:
This is my 26 Post on this Board, why must it still be checked by a Moderator ?
I thought after 10 Posts this is not necessary anymore ?
Or did I get this wrong and it's 25 or more Post now ?
Hi,
Just installed LibreELEC 10.0.1 Generic.x86_64 on an SSD in a newly built HTPC. Videos play fine, and I can get sound using the headphone jack on my mobo with an external speaker but I want to get sound through the TV.
Display: Grundig GU22WDVD01
Motherboard: ASUS H81I-PLUS
CPU: Intel Core i5-4590 @ 3.30ghz
In the audio options menu I can select from the following, but none of these work, even though the LCD_TV setting seems like the correct option:
I've also fiddled with various settings but can't seem to get sound. Any tips please? Thanks
