A 100MB log file is definitely not normal (unless you enabled some component logging bits, which aren't needed here - normal debug logging will do fine).
I suggest you do a clean install of the latest nightly on a separate SD card or USB stick. Only setup display resolution and whitelist, and play the file with that. If it fails, post the log.
so long,
Hias
Clean installed and no error all day playing the same contents. Something must have been weird. Thank you all for the help!!
somehow my logs are 100MB long, I will try to eplicate the issue with a smaller log...
Installed last nightly build and same error happened
Just use the "upload crash log" option in LE settings, immediately after kodi crashed and restarted or ssh in, run "pastecrash" and post the URL you got from it.
BTW: please test with the latest LE11 nightly from here, it contains some additional video decoder fixes.
https://test.libreelec.tv/11.0/RPi/RPi4/
so long,
Hias
Ho do I install a nightly?
I have kodi.old.log and crashlog of the last crash. I have tried to use LE paste crash logs but it doen't work, gives me error every time.
I cannot use any pastebin like web, because it crashes (maybe too large log)
Any ideas on what service to use?
How could I access that file from the Raspberry? Get the SD and open it in the PC?
Unistalled addons and happened again.
Here: http://ix.io/4p4F
Do logs persist after reboot? Or they start loggin on each boot? Because then I don't see anything that caused the crash
Not quite, my problem happens suddenly watching videos from HDD. Randomly it appears like the buffer at 100 (no meed to buffer an HDD video) and them it restarts completely.
I use an RPi4 as the family daily-driver and have no glitches with any local media (aside from very broken test files). Have you enabled "Adjust refresh" and whitelisted modes, or are you forcing everything to the desktop resolution (1080p@60)?
I haven't touched anything. Just installed and start playing videos. Is there a configuration that I should tweak?
Edit: enabled refeesh and whitelisted every resolution (don't know exactly how it works)
Now I don't see any glitches! Thank you!
I only see a problem. If I skip the video ahead some minutes, the system reboots. Is there a way to check/ log what happens?
titoasi Lemme guess, Raspberry Pi 4?
I'm experiencing the same, unfortunately.
Correct.
Unless you explain what hardware is being used (and perhaps provide a sample of the problem media that exhibits the issue) .. No ideas.
It happens with different formats and qualities.. from avi to mkv. From 1080p to 4K
I don't know why, but I will probably go back to 10.0 version to check if it's the same
I have some issues while playing some videos from my HDD. The image glitches sometimes and others the system just reboots itself from nowhere. My versión is 10.95.1 and it happened in 10.95.0 also. Any ideas on what is happening?
