Posts by lrusak

Did you even try the build that milhouse mentioned?

Does your TV support CEC?

make sure you disable the tvheadend service (the backend) as well as the tvheadend pvr frontend.

we are having backend issues currently

Quote from Confused

I tried the beta on the Core and was greeted with: can't access tty.....

However, the OpenElec version installed and works just fine. It does appear to be a little quicker and it seems to require less grunt. I'll try again with LE when the stable version is released.

I use LibreELEC on my wetek core on NAND just fine, perhaps you didn't do the install correctly?

Quote from highkick05

wouldnt bother posting on this forum. Core LibreELEC maintainers only fix what they use and couldn't care less about rest of us

Thanks for the spam. I fix what I can. If you see something that needs fixing feel free to make a PR.

is there a physical switch on the thumbdrive to switch it to read-only?

How big is the SD card/flash drive?

what program did you use to write the image file?

Upstream kodi isn't supported.

see, Support Rockchip's RK3368 chip video hardware decoding and audio passthrough by vidonme-developer · Pull Request #8345 · xbmc/xbmc · GitHub

what?

What add-ons are you installing specifically? Can you get a debug log?

It must be picking up something, check the debug log.

Yes

just try it and find out for yourself.

You can tether from one technology to another, but not from the same one

ie.
wifi -> ethernet
ethernet -> wifi

but not
wifi -> wifi

Just buy a wifi extender or something.

use docker

We report whatever the device gives us. In the case of the PS4 controller it is just "Wireless Controller". This would have to be fixed in the upstream kernel driver.

My PS4 controller connects automatically once it has initially been paired.

Quote from Anuskuss

Also I don't know who you are, but you seem to be up-to-date with LibreELEC stuff. Do you have any informations if the Bluetooth menu will get an overhaul (like naming devices, ignorining devices etc) or whether my menioned problems with the DPAD are caused by the bluetoothd, bluetoothctl, bluez, kernel or Game Controller addon?

It works great as is. Every other bluetooth connection I've seens works the same way.

For you PS4 controller have you tried remapping it in the controller configuration GUI?

settings --> system settings --> input --> configure attached controllers

Quote from Anuskuss

How can one accomplish that?

Select the Bluetooth device on the Bluetooth menu and select "enable standby"

It might be, but Blu-ray disks have encryption usually so it may not be possible to play as kodi has no way to decrypt Blu-rays.