Hi all. I'm currently testing LE11 on amr7 rk3228, I'm trying to combine HDMI and Pulseaudio audio outputs at the same time. The idea is to have Pulseaudio on the lan network, while playing on HDMI. I'm trying to create a combined sink while Kodi is set to Pulseaudio as Default, but it didn't work. I also tried default HDMI in Kodi, but I couldn't read it from Pulse. Has anyone tried this? Can I achieve this by creating a .conf in /storage/.config/pulse-daemon.conf.d ? I also haven't been able to get my default.pa file in /storage/.config/pulse to be read. I can't find any options anymore since kodi is hogging the outputs. SNAPCAST is not a viable option, the latency is unpleasant. I appreciate your help.
Posts by sergio.damian.galvan
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Hi guys, excuse my english. I leave you some optimizations and my Remote Control configuration. My device is industrial, for that reason I added some python scripts to the gps. You'll see that I loaded the remote in autostart, since it became impossible for it to read rc_maps.cfg
autostart.sh
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Display More#!/bin/bash mount --bind /var/media/sdcard11 /storage/sdcard11 # Configuración de zRAM modprobe zram swapoff -a totalmem=$(free | awk '/^Mem:/ {print $2}') mem=$(( totalmem * 512 )) echo $mem > /sys/block/zram0/disksize mkswap /dev/zram0 swapon -p 100 /dev/zram0 & echo "zRAM configurado." sleep 5 # Inicialización del GPS echo "Inicializando GPS..." /storage/.config/init_gps.sh & sleep 10 # Dar tiempo para que el GPS se inicie correctamente # Iniciar el logger de GPS echo "Iniciando el script de registro GPS..." python3 /storage/.config/gps_logger.py & echo "Script de GPS iniciado." ir-keytable -p nec -w /storage/.config/rc_keymaps/my_remote echo performance > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor exit 0
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Display More# table my_remote, type: nec 0x001c KEY_ENTER 0xb3dc KEY_POWER 0xb3c5 KEY_BACK 0xb382 KEY_MENU 0x00a4 KEY_PLAYPAUSE 0xb3ce KEY_OK 0xb3d2 KEY_DOWN 0xb3ca KEY_UP 0xb388 KEY_HOME 0xb399 KEY_LEFT 0xb3c1 KEY_RIGHT 0xb380 KEY_VOLUMEUP 0xb381 KEY_VOLUMEDOWN 0xb39c KEY_MUTE 0xb38d KEY_SETUP 0xb392 KEY_1 0xb393 KEY_2 0xb3cc KEY_3 0xb38e KEY_4 0xb38f KEY_5 0xb3c8 KEY_6 0xb38a KEY_7 0xb38b KEY_8 0xb3c4 KEY_9 0x000b KEY_0 0xb3da KEY_KPASTERISK 0xb3d0 KEY_KPHASH 0xb3cd KEY_RED 0xb391 KEY_GREEN 0xb383 KEY_YELLOW 0xb3c3 KEY_BLUE 0xb385 KEY_REWIND 0xb386 KEY_FASTFORWARD
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Hi all,
a new build of libreelec 12 available with:
- added RTL8189ES wifi driver (thanks Lochnair for testing)
- various fixes and improvements
- finished porting from libreelec 11
- reintroduced wpa_supplicant as wifi manager (iwd has problems with bad drivers that I have to use)
- updated to latest libreelec sourceCheers
MicheleThanks for this release. I was using version 11. When I updated with the .tar file I can no longer choose Skins. The menu is also not available in the repository.
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Web server addon not Docker
Hello everyone. I am currently building a small VOD server, for no more than 50 streaming clients, which also has an on-screen player. My device is an AML Meson 8b with 1gram running Android4.4 with old nginx included by the manufacturer (which is not able to read an index.html, only by absolute url haha).
I only need to run an nginx, lighttpd or apache server, since all content is static.
The docker option is not possible, the kernel is 3.10.
Python SimpleHTTPServer only delivers one request at a time, that is, if I have a client watching a movie, until the download finishes, it doesn't deliver anything to anyone.
Actually, an Alexelec compilation works very well for me, since it takes all the available ram and the 4 cores of the processor, unlike the libreelec distros that only take 2 cores and 796 of ram. Although I would compile my own distribution if I manage to run all the necessary functions.
The problem is that I need a web server, and I was hoping to make it run on libreelec as a host. The next option is an arm linux, but it's not that attractive. I hope you can help me. Thank you all