Posts by lrusak

Adding video sources - Official Kodi Wiki

or

Mounting network shares - OpenELEC

seems pretty obvious to me

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Error: Request Entity Too Large
Your client issued a request that was too large.

Restart LibreELEC and get a new kodi log (one that is smaller)

Quote from wrxtasy

Fast enough is good enough for most people, and LE S905 boxes are the best bang for the buck, pure Kodi boxes going around.
RPi's don't stand a chance.

Except in terms of software. The RPi is miles ahead.

Looks fine to me.

We compile LibreELEC for 32bit userspace on RPi3 not 64bit.

Also, you should use the hyperion add-on from our add-ons repo

you can use the texturecache.py maintainance utility

Texture Cache Maintenance utility - Official Kodi Wiki

We are not using this version of kodi, "kodi-17.0-beta7-698725c"

support was just merged, it will be in the next release.

hover over the repo, then open the context menu and select "check for updates"

MOD NOTICE: moved to amlogic community forum because the user is using a community build not an official build

MOD NOTICE: moved to amlogic community forum because the user is using a community build not an official build

Force refresh the repo, the add-ons are there

I think either would work

see, Chromebox - Official Kodi Wiki

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NOTE: LibreELEC versions 7.0 and above now require a larger system partition than previous versions. Attempting to upgrade may fail with a 'system size check' error. In this case, the easiest resolution is to backup (using LE's built-in backup tool), doing a fresh install (from USB) of whatever version you're looking to run, and then restore the backup (which you saved to USB or otherwise copied elsewhere).

It's there, just force refresh the repo.

You will need to do a clean installation, your system partition size is too small.

You can use the backup/restore utility in LibreELEC to migrate to the new installation.

First you need the tvheadend backend service, this can be install from the LibreELEC add-ons repo under "services"

then on another computer (not your libreelec device) open a web browser and navigate to http://<ip-address>:9981 and replace the <ip-address> with the actuall ip address of you LibreELEC device.

that is working as intended.

You cannot have passthrough when "sync playback to display" is enabled.

it will just continue if the network is up.

the setting writes to "/storage/.cache/libreelec/network_wait"
with the following contents

WAIT_NETWORK="true"
WAIT_NETWORK_TIME="10"