Today I tried to boot from usb ssd, I still get continuity counter errors in tvh if I playback an ongoing recording.
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I don't get hdmi audio to work on my HP EliteDesk 800 G4. analog audio works
dmesg http://ix.io/3xsa
aplay -l http://ix.io/3xsm
lsmod http://ix.io/3xsn
I would be thankful for every hint.
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Thanks for quick reply, will the addon come back?
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I'm using build LibreELEC (community): nightly-20210423-5701db2 on rpi4.
My usb dvb box TBS 5980 doesn't get recognized in tvheadend.
dmesg http://ix.io/3lpm
lsusb http://ix.io/3lpB
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Hi, I have the same issue with rpi4, no solution for me so far.
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sorry but its dead-ish and we are not adding even more old legacy cruft to VDR
and yes I would like to have something like that at VDR, but afaik there is nothing
btw it requires perl ..., we are already in 2021 so perl no tx
Hi, would this webinterface be doable?
There's active development.
List of vdr plugins and project pages
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Thanks for consideration!
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CvH could you please add vdradmin-am plugin to vdr service addon?
It provides webinterface for vdr.
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I found a solution, in live plugin osd works:
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Do you have some description, how to setup vdr without osd?
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Today I installed vdr service on rpi4 nightly 20210321.
To config vdr I would need vdr osd in client specific settings of the pvr section but its not displayed.
Is there a way to display vdr osd in kodi 19 rpi4?
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Hello,
I have a RPI4 using LE 9.2.5.
Here is what I did, perhaps this will also work for you. If others have a more efficient way of doing this, please update this thread.
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Modify /flash/config.txt with the following line:
dtparam=audio=on - Go to LibreElec settings, services, and ensure Bluetooth is on.
- Modify or create the file /storage/.config/autostart.sh with the following line:
pactl load-module module-udev-detect - Create a file called /storage/.kodi/userdata/bluetooth.py with the following lines:
- NOTE Indentation of the if statement is important
#Perform the below shell command. This assigns the bluetooth device as a default source for Kodi
os.system("pactl set-default-source `pactl list short sources | grep -i blue | awk {'print $2 '}`")
#Assign the output of the shell command to BT_NAME (Bluetooth Name)
BT_NAME = subprocess.check_output("pactl list sources | grep -i bluetooth.protocol -A 1 | awk 'FNR==2{print $3}'", shell=True)
#If the variable is not empty, create a KODI dialog showing the name of the bluetooth device.
if BT_NAME:
xbmc.executebuiltin("Notification(Bluetooth,Activated %s,3000)" % BT_NAME) #Be sure this line is indented
os.system("pactl unload-module module-loopback")
os.system("pactl load-module module-loopback latency_msec=1000")
#If the variable is empty, creatae a KODI dialog showing no bluetooth device found.else:
xbmc.executebuiltin("Notification(Bluetooth,No Blutooth Device Found,3000)") #Be sure this line is indented
- Modify or create the file /storage/.kodi/userdata/keymaps/gen.xml with the following lines:
- NOTE Modify Key Id as appropriate. Recommend using the Key Editor Addon to find the key id.
<global>
<keyboard>
<key id="254">RunScript(special://masterprofile/bluetooth.py)
</key>
</keyboard>
</global>
</keymap> - Reboot
After you complete the items above and reboot, perform the following whenever you want a Bluetooth device to stream audio to Kodi.
1.) Use the LibreElec settings page to pair the bluetooth device (e.g. smartphone, etc...)
2.) On your remote, press the key that you assigned in step 5.
3.) On Kodi, you should see a notification dialog showing the name of the bluetooth device you paired. Kodi has now set this as the default source.
4.) Start playing media on your bluetooth device. You should hear it being output from Kodi.
*NOTE* The steps below assume audio over HDMI. This is what I use and works fine for me.
If you are using the analog output for your audio, I have read that others need to set amixer to output to the analog port.
"amixer cset numid=3,1"
*EDIT* I've noticed that sometimes the first time you try to play something, the audio is very slow. If you stop playing, then simply start playing again then the audio is fine. By putting in the these extra lines in bluetooth.py this problem seems to go away. Unsure why exactly:
os.system("pactl unload-module module-loopback")
os.system("pactl load-module module-loopback latency_msec=1000")If anyone smarter than me could chime in, it would be appreciated.
Hi, did you get it running on le 10?
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Modify /flash/config.txt with the following line:
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Thanks for the prompt answer, no hurry!
bluetooth headphones work for me.
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I'm using le nightly build on rpi4 and can't get my phone paired with le.
bluetooth headphones paired successfully
see debug log Ubuntu Pastebin
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I tried LE10 build (armv8) on rpi4, but doesn't work.
Any hints? Ubuntu Pastebin
EDIT: got it running, thanks!
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I have already done a git tree to pr it for LE10, just not finished testing yet.
But overall it looks working so far
GitHub - CvH/LibreELEC.tv at 10.0/tvheadend4.3
Due the lack of further developement at Tvheadend I have no idea what future brings.
Is there already a zip to test?
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We are currently pulling the final changes to LE10 so it is soon now much more reasonable to build it at all.
We had unexpected package bumps of ~200 packages at LE and another 800 coming so its currently difficult to provide something without frequently rebuilding everything.
Thanks for the update!
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yes I switch soon to provide addons for LE10 too, we have just 3 different addon archs at LE10 so its much easier to provide addons for everything
RPi0-3 are likely staying a lot longer at 9.2 for now so I keep those builds for some time
Any news on this?
