Posts by lrusak

Does it work in any other linux distribution?

Quote from koolestaneesh

If I connect an external bluetooth dongle, how can I select which bluetooth device to use i.e. the internal bluetooth or the external bluetooth dongle in LibreELEC?

Disable the internal bt device using the dtoverlay.

dtoverlay=pi3-disable-bt

Ubuntu would probably be worse to be honest. The problem is the hardware and the lack of support in the linux kernel for it.

HDMI audio should work. If you can't use that them maybe buy some sort of splitter or a new TV

It's started so it's there for when you use wifi

Make sure to set the correct timezone in kodi.

Has been discussed many times. The RPi3 internal bluetooth is rather weak and has difficulty supporting the bandwidth needed to sustain bluetooth audio. Try using an external bluetooth dongle.

Which build of LibreELEC are you using (Generic, RPi2, etc)??

The Docker add-on is available in the LibreELEC add-ons repo.

I have no problems using my RPi2 and RPi3 with estuary

Typically with NFS mounts you can only mount the folder listed by the NFS export (unless you specify allow mounting any folder). So you have to use the NFS export as your network location, then you should be able to traverse that folder to select your "source"

It's absolutely not possible to use hdmi audio?

martinconroy can you try with the latest milhouse build?

LibreELEC-Generic.x86_64-9.0-Milhouse-20170306061816-#0305-g4ba2169.tar

Which build and version?

It can't. You can reach the LibreELEC settings add-on from the programs menu.

I'm not sure what you are trying to get across here?

Systemd works the same way on LibreELEC as it does on any other system.

We simply patch systemd to use /storage/.config/system.d instead of /etc/systemd/system

Quote from Deshke

Me 2 :p thanks for the info.
Side question: with rPi Zero in raspbian i have tried to watch YouTube but the chromium webbrowser is unusable slow. Is this also the case with you ?

Using any single core CPU and running chromium is going to be unusably slow. Don't expect so much from a $10 device running an outdated processor. [emoji6]

No

DTS-HD and TrueHD aren't supported on any RPI

The problem isn't the player. The problem is that kodi will hold onto the alsa sink while it is playing something. You would have to force kodi to us pulseaudio and then use paplay to play audio over the same sink.