...i figured this was the device tree i need to usegxbb_p200_2G_1Gbit_RealtekWiFi.dtb
but i wanted to make sure as i havent set up a android device yet with libreelec
That's the one. Just make sure the device tree you use is the right version - ie if you install 009 use the 009 device tree.
I think i figured this one out.
Never needed to before, but i thought maybe it's as simple as Kodi starting before network is fully started.
Set wait for network for 3 seconds and the issue is gone.
That makes perfect sense - it just rang a bell with this:
PVR addon doesn't load if TV backend server is unreachable
Although it's odd disabling / re-enabling worked for dvbviewer but not for dvblink.
Upgraded to 7.0.2.009.Lost my audio on my MXQ Pro(not 4K).
I'm using HDMI for Audio.
When I upgraded the audio device became "Default, Bluetooth Audio Device(PULSE AUDIO)".
But on 008, the Audio device was ALSA based - which worked great.Downgraded back to 008 - everything works OK again.
Sounds like you used the wrong dtb.img file.
I had the exact same thing ( PEBKAC ) - swapping out to the right dtb.img fixed it.
Is this work ok on Beelink Mini MXIII?
WIfi and remote works?
Which files I need to install?
Yes, it works great on a minimxiii.
Instructions are in the first post. Download the img.gz, burn it and use thegxbb_p200_2G_1Gbit_RealtekWiFi.dtb file.
That's as long as it's definitely a minimxiii (lollipop on android), not a minimxiii 2 (using marshmallow on android).
I've seen the ' unable to load client ' message for dvbviewer a couple of times (can't remember whether it was on these or Afl1's images) and disabling / re-enabling was enough to get it going. Does that work for DVBLink?
I just ran the update and it installed fine - running beta6 and everything matches up with the img.gz.
Hardware decoding still isn't working on mpeg-2 (ie sd satellite streams for me - turned it off and they play fine).
Something odd's going on in libreelec settings - my bluetooth devices are showing up multiple times, which is new behaviour. No problem accessing repo's.
One question... I'm seeing ALSA :AML-8 HDMI and ALSA :AML-8 analog audio in settings > system > audio. The analog is the default, but both give me sound via HDMI. Should I be using the default (I have audioprofilesswitcher set up to use AML-8 HDMI automatically when I unplug a BT device)?
So far it looks good - minimal log errors starting up. Thumbs up here.
Using Beelink minimxiii on sd card.
When i add a PVR addon (DVBLink) manually its complaining about missing shared resources.
I'm using the pvr.dvbviewer compiled by afl1 - from the first post of his thread. It's worked really well on his build and kzsaq's. No idea for dvblink, obviously, but if you've not tried the version from there it might be worth a go.
Is it possible to use passthrough only for Movies and disable it for TV. Its not working that well for live TV
You could to use audio profiles switcher to toggle between passthrough / not - toggle it with a remote button when you go into tv.
BT is great on the krypton builds I'm messing with at the moment (noticeably more reliable than previously) - but sometimes some devices don't autoconnect.
When I look at the bluetooth page in libreelec settings I see my BT devices listed with Mac address and whatever code the manufacturer uses. The Macs are useful, the other codes not so much (especially if you have 2 of the same receiver / headphones). Would it be possible to add a label to a BT device when it's initially paired (ie linked to the Mac addresses) - either replacing or as well as the manufacturer's label? That way I'd know which buttons to hammer without opening a notepad file.
Just a short question, but is this release working that stable or is nearly no one using it? I'm just curious cause of the few feedbacks until now
I've been using it for the last few days - waiting for a problem, ready to roll back to jarvis (ie swap usb sticks), but it hasn't happened. The odd skin errors, eg on opening libreelec settings (I'm using xonfluence, confluence has the same errors but estuary not, so presumably nothing to do with libreelec).
One observation - bluetooth seems more reliable than in previous (jarvis) versions.
So far its pretty much just worked.
That's on Beelink minimxiii running from usb.
Edit: I've not played any 24Hz files so not come across any issues there.
I'm not commenting on the wisdom of this - I do plenty of hacks that would probably be considered unwise and certainly unsupported. But you don't need to do anything special - just browse to the first partition and add as a source in videos or music.
To find it:
Add videos > Browse > root filesystem > flash > [your media folders]
Hello. I am trying to connect to OE 7.0.2 by using the aforementioned plugin but I keep receiving "invalid desktop size"How can I bypass this error?
Thanx!
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Hello. I am trying to connect via vnc viewer from a Windows 10 PC to my RPi3 and LibreELEC but everytime I keep receiving the "invalid desktop size" message.Is there a way I can solve this?
Thanx!
This addon is for amlogic devices - it won't work on a pi.
There is a vnc addon for a pi - I think it's in the libreelec repo, can't check right now.
Tbh I'd just image your sd card (just in case) with eg win32diskimager or usbit (assuming you're using windows) and then not worry about it until it happens. I'm pretty sure marshmallow won't convert an sd card without a user input telling it to.
Have a fresh install of kszaq's LibreElec for Amlogic S905X on android device external sd card which works very well and which I may writetointernal. My question is how to prevent android 6.1 from modifying the sdcard if/when I reboot to android. It wants to treat the card as internal storage and as such offers to format the card. Of course this isn't wanted. Anyone know how to prevent this via system settings or otherwise? Thanks!
Can't you just say 'No thanks'?
The only android 6 device I have is a phone running CM, and on that there was a one-time prompt but you could choose to treat the sd card as removable storage - which I did.
@troggy Yes, it works. You may need to redownload it and reinstall as I've recently compiled it statically to work across releases.
Working perfectly now - thanks. Again!
So far so good (great) here - beelink minimxiii.
@kzsaq - should your aml-vnc addon work on this? I gave it a go and got 'connection refused' - it's working perfectly on jarvis so I don't know whether that's expected or down to my incompetence.
All 3 are correct and that's exactly what I tried to do but there's no remote.conf file in configfiles folder with openelec running? The only remote file I can find with openelec running is in the Userdata\keymaps folder?
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If there isn't a remote.conf file in Openelec how is the remote working if that's whats required?
As far as I was aware that's the only way the remote would work, so all I can suggest is searching / asking if anyone has the original android remote.conf file.
Just to clarify...
1. You have openelec installed, and are running libreelec from sd card?
2. Your remote works in openelec but not in libreelec?
3. When you run libreelec there's no remore.conf file in the configfiles share (/storage/.config/remote.conf).
If all 3 are a 'yes' then it should just be a case of pulling your sd card, booting openelec looking in the configfiles share for remote.conf and copying it to eg your pc, then running libreelec and pasting it in.
If all 3 aren't 'yes' then you need to clarify exactly what's on your box / what's on your sd card / what works / what doesn't.
