99% of all official add-ons will work with Kodi v19. If you are using unofficial add-ons or other add-ons not from the official repositories it is your job to check if they are compatible.
Posts by lrusak
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There have been no new builds sice June 4th (last nightly in test.libreelec.tv is 20210604-f6b7711), although the github page has 15-20 newer comments since then. Did something happen in the build system?
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That build is actually from June 2nd, because this is when commit f6b7711 was made.
The releases.json isn't automatic, so it's whenever I decide to run it right now.
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Bluetooth is broken on LE, so it maybe affects audio rooting in a bad way. Just deactivate it.
This isn't the problem. We just use pulseaudio for bluetooth audio. Alsa should be enumerated first however there is possibly a chance that the alsa device isn't ready and the fallback is the pulseaudio device (which is just a null sink when not using bluetooth).
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OK, but I also have to delete the old version in the order
/usr/lib/kernel-overlays/base/lib/firmware/
How can I do that?
you can't
IIRC the firmware in /storage/.config/firmware will be preferred.
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use /storage/.config/firmware/
You may have to create the folder if it doesn't exist
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oops sorry i missed that. no radeon yet.
I'll go try another nuc with intel integrated graphics.
Thanks
HDR on AMD does work, I just don't think smp builds with amd graphics enabled.
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perhaps the sdcard just isn't compatible with that device.
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use the "blkid" command to check the disk label. You can do this with LibreELEC but because you don't have a booting system you may have to put the sdcard in another PC (linux). Or boot your RPi with a working sdcard and use a usb to sd converter to plug the faulty sdcard at the same time. You should see something like this.
Code# blkid /dev/mmcblk0p1: SEC_TYPE="msdos" LABEL_FATBOOT="SYSTEM" LABEL="SYSTEM" UUID="2303-0357" BLOCK_SIZE="512" TYPE="vfat" PARTUUID="4cb80fca-01" /dev/mmcblk0p2: LABEL="STORAGE" UUID="66f7dd29-b2bc-41b1-aee4-74fd08640153" BLOCK_SIZE="1024" TYPE="ext4" PARTUUID="4cb80fca-02"The other thing to check is what your cmdline.txt file says in in the root of your sdcard. it should look similar to this.
As you can see I'm using UUID's (which is the default). So you have a mismatch somewhere.
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check the label of the mmc0blkp0 partition on the SDcard. it should match what the error is saying.
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look at the specs of the device and see if it supports that size sd card and class
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There is no official support for HDR on x86 machines at this time. There is some unofficial support currently that you can find on these forums. Just something to keep in mind.
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You would have to do it manually as the installer doesn't let you do such a thing.
You could either manually create the partitions and installations or you could install to one drive, then format the other driver and update the partition UUID in the bootloader.
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Kodi itself can be a UPNP server.
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the RPi4 cannot HW decode when playing netflix. So HW decoding 1080P H264 may be at it's limits.
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I would advise you not to use the headphone jack. It is known that it has poor audio quality.
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