Hello,
I successfully installed the Emby server and set it up through the web interface.
A few questions:
- How do I make Kodi use the Emby library instead of its own?
- Are the .nfo files created by Kodi compatible with Emby? Seems like it fetches all info from the internet. I would mostly be interested in importing the played state.
Thank you!
I am a mac user and had the same experience copying files to or from my nuc via the Finder. It is pretty glacial. Mac OS dosen't seem to like SAMBA very much. I use sftp via Transmit instead; and before that I used Cyberduck. File transfers are pretty fast. Cyberduck is open source so it wold be the perfect marriage.
Hi, thank you for the tips!
Started using sftp with FileZilla and I'm happy so far.
BTW, is there a 9.0 test version for Wetek Core? 
Seeking problems are a known issue that will not be fixed in current release. If you're lucky it might be fixed in 9.0.
I see, thank you for your answer!
Hello,
Another bug which I think is either LE or Amlogic related (Wetek Core):
When using skip (pressing up / down to jump 10 minutes in the video), playback freezes and "Buffering... 100%" is shown.
Here's how I am able to reproduce the issue:
- skip forward a few times (press up)
- skip backward (press down
The freeze occurs anywhere between the 1st and 3rd time I press down
Debug log:
Freezing occurs here:
16:47:15.382 T:3019255808 DEBUG: OnKey: down (0xf081) pressed, action is ChapterOrBigStepBack
Device: Wetek Core
LibreELEC 8.2.1
Hello,
I'm having an issue where some Youtube videos are not playing and it only seems to appear when using LibreEELEC on my Wetek Core
Here is one of the videos in question. It's actually only audio with a black screen.
When trying to play it on LE, it starts minimized and with no sound.
The video plays well on following systems:
- macOS Sierra / Kodi 17.4
- Windows 10 / Kodi 17.6
Debug log when trying to play the video:
I disabled CEC and Audio passthrough (seen some errors about them in the log) and turned off my home cinema system, but the issue is still there.
My setup:
Wetek Core
LE 8.2.1
Youtube add-on 5.4.5
Hi codesnake,
Yes, noticed that too. Actually it already got corrupted once (I messed with it ) and I made a fresh install. Didn't touch it since then and didn't do a recovery either.
Running from microSD now, let's see if there are any issues. If everything works fine, I guess the NAND might be defective (considering I had problems under Android also).
Thank you!
P.S. oops, I just realised that this last one might be related to the Youtube addon (installed an alpha version yesterday)
However there are other weird things going on in the log.... for some reason looks like the database got corrupted?
I also checked out the output of top and aml_nftld uses a lot of CPU
P.P.S. I rebooted LE from ssh and now everything is a mess
here is kodi.log after force reboot
journalctl
Hi codesnake,
Uploaded the logs here (I think it's one before and one after the hang)
LE 8.2.1 - Wetek Core – Google Drive
Thank you for your help!
Hello,
Copying to LE 8.2.1's samba shares (external USB device) is painfully slow from macOS 10.12. A 2GB file takes about 10 minutes. Copying the same file from the share to macOS took about 4 minutes. I'm not sure, but I think it was a lot faster in 8.2.0.
When starting to copy, Finder shows 8.4 MB copied for about 4 seconds, then 25.2 MB copied for another 10 seconds and then it goes on with copying.
I set samba log level to 3 and the log is literally flooded with these error messages:
../source3/lib/messages_dgm.c:658(messaging_dgm_out_sent_fragment)
messaging_dgm_out_sent_fragment: messaging_out_queue_recv returned Connection timed out
and
../source3/smbd/smb2_server.c:3102(smbd_smb2_request_error_ex)
smbd_smb2_request_error_ex: smbd_smb2_request_error_ex: idx[5] status[NT_STATUS_NO_SUCH_FILE] 
at ../source3/smbd/smb2_query_directory.c:155
Following some suggestions I found in different forums, I turned off signing by creating an nsmb.conf file under /etc/ with this option:
[default]
signing_required=no
However, this did not have any impact on the speed.
Since I've also seen some locking errors in the log, I set: strict locking = no under [global] in LE (in Configfiles/samba.conf)
Setting SO_SNDBUF=65535 SO_RCVBUF=65535 under socket options actually improved, but it's still pretty slow.
Using SMB2 over SMB3 doesn't seem to change the speed, so it's not related to that.
Does anyone else experience this with macOS?
Another hang, also while playing Youtube videos
P.S. Here are the messages I mean
[ 22.075672@0] [aml_sdio_timeout] time_start_cnt:990
[ 22.075672@0] [aml_sdio_print_err] sdio: Timeout error, Cmd52 arg 0xc00, Xfer 0 Bytes, host->xfer_step=12, host->cmd_is_stop=0, pdata->port=0, virqs=0x113, virqc=0x1f003f00, conf->cmd_clk_divide=177, pdata->clkc=177, conf->bus_width=0, pdata->width=0, conf=0x416270b1, clock=397940
[ 22.075694@3]
[ 23.075833@3] [aml_sdio_timeout] time_start_cnt:1000
[ 23.075833@3] <7>[ 23.315895@0] -----hotplug:2
[ 23.377884@1] IRQ93 no longer affine to CPU1
[ 23.378061@0] CPU1: shutdown
[ 23.495724@2] IRQ94 no longer affine to CPU2
[ 23.495853@0] CPU2: shutdown
[ 23.076083@0] [aml_sdio_print_err] sdio: Timeout error, Cmd52 arg 0x80000c08, Xfer 0 Bytes, host->xfer_step=12, host->cmd_is_stop=0, pdata->port=0, virqs=0x13, virqc=0x1f001f00, conf->cmd_clk_divide=177, pdata->clkc=177, conf->bus_width=0, pdata->width=0, conf=0x416270b1, clock=397940
[ 23.076083@0]
[ 24.075832@0] [aml_sdio_timeout] time_start_cnt:995
[ 24.075832@0] <4>[ 24.090701@0] sdio: queuing unknown CIS tuple 0x80 (2 bytes)
[ 24.093082@0] sdio: queuing unknown CIS tuple 0x80 (3 bytes)
[ 24.095357@0] sdio: queuing unknown CIS tuple 0x80 (3 bytes)
[ 24.106827@0] sdio: queuing unknown CIS tuple 0x80 (7 bytes)
[ 24.196261@0] sdio: new high speed SDIO card at address 0001, clock 35416666, 4-bit-bus-width
[ 24.216742@0] [sdio_reinit] finish
-------
[ 24.076086@0] [aml_sdio_print_err] sdio: Timeout error, Cmd8 arg 0x1aa, Xfer 0 Bytes, host->xfer_step=12, host->cmd_is_stop=0, pdata->port=0, virqs=0x13, virqc=0x3f003f00, conf->cmd_clk_divide=177, pdata->clkc=177, conf->bus_width=0, pdata->width=0, conf=0x416270b1, clock=397940
[ 24.076086@0]
------
[ 25.482834@0] EXT4-fs error (device data): ext4_iget:4199: inode #142711: comm kodi-config: bad extra_isize (65663 != 256)
[ 26.106441@1] EXT4-fs error (device data): ext4_iget:4199: inode #142644: comm kodi.bin: bad extra_isize (65663 != 256)
[ 26.109227@1] EXT4-fs error (device data): ext4_iget:4199: inode #142711: comm kodi.bin: bad extra_isize (65663 != 256)
[ 26.113917@1] EXT4-fs error (device data): ext4_iget:4199: inode #142711: comm kodi.bin: bad extra_isize (65663 != 256)
------
[ 31.352672@0] [amlogic_cec] amlogic_cec_irq_handler(): cec msg status: rx: 0x0; tx: 0x3
[ 31.352695@2] [amlogic] ##### cec write error! #####
[ 31.353034@2] [amlogic_cec] dump: msg TX len: 1 dat: 13
[ 31.532360@0] [amlogic_cec] amlogic_cec_irq_handler(): cec msg status: rx: 0x0; tx: 0x3
[ 31.532388@2] [amlogic] ##### cec write error! #####
[ 31.532725@2] [amlogic_cec] dump: msg TX len: 1 dat: 14
[ 31.577255@0] [amlogic_cec] amlogic_cec_irq_handler(): cec msg status: rx: 0x0; tx: 0x2
[ 31.579026@0] [amlogic_cec] dump: msg TX len: 1 dat: 16
[ 31.756976@0] [amlogic_cec] amlogic_cec_irq_handler(): cec msg status: rx: 0x0; tx: 0x3
[ 31.757003@0] [amlogic] ##### cec write error! #####
[ 31.757370@0] [amlogic_cec] dump: msg TX len: 1 dat: 16
[ 31.936668@0] [amlogic_cec] amlogic_cec_irq_handler(): cec msg status: rx: 0x0; tx: 0x3
[ 31.936688@0] [amlogic] ##### cec write error! #####
[ 31.937093@0] [amlogic_cec] dump: msg TX len: 1 dat: 17
[ 32.116364@0] [amlogic_cec] amlogic_cec_irq_handler(): cec msg status: rx: 0x0; tx: 0x3
[ 32.116434@0] [amlogic] ##### cec write error! #####
[ 32.116787@0] [amlogic_cec] dump: msg TX len: 1 dat: 17
[ 32.296054@0] [amlogic_cec] amlogic_cec_irq_handler(): cec msg status: rx: 0x0; tx: 0x3
[ 32.296188@0] [amlogic] ##### cec write error! #####
Hello,
LibreELEC 8.2.1 is installed on the NAND of my Wetek Core device I had problems with crashes and data loss with Android (Wetek support suggested a hardware issue)
LE is actually running great, but I just experienced a hang while playing Youtube videos (Youtube add-on v5.4.5)
Here is the output of dmesg after unplugging the adapter and rebooting.
Could this be indeed a hardware issue or could it be AMLogic related?
I have a 3TB uxternal HDD connected to the USB port, with an HFS+ partition and an EXT4 partition.
Thank you for your help!
I'm pretty sure the answer is NO
I would actually love to see the Android TV Youtube app in LibreELEC
Ok, just realised that dmesg output is the same as Journal_cur.log ... am I right?
UPDATE:
(Maybe this should be moved to "Bugs")
Just manage to reproduce the issue. Here's what I did
- rebooted LE
- started Kodi on my Windows 10 laptop and tried to access LE through UPnP (got an error - unable to connect)
- stopped and restarted the UPnP service in LE: Kodi on Windows 10 was able to connect straight away
The same happens when trying to connect from an Xbox 360
Here's the output of dmesg
Here is the full log with debug enabled for both UPnP and Samba
Hi again,
My current log is filled with this error message. Is this bad?
15:40:29.191 T:2812285856 ERROR: Skin Helper Service --> Exception in resources.lib.kodi_monitor ! --> maximum recursion depth exceeded
15:40:29.568 T:2812285856 WARNING: Skin Helper Service --> Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/storage/.kodi/addons/script.skin.helper.service/resources/lib/kodi_monitor.py", line 64, in onNotification
self.reset_win_props()
File "/storage/.kodi/addons/script.skin.helper.service/resources/lib/kodi_monitor.py", line 125, in reset_win_props
process_method_on_list(self.win.clearProperty, self.all_window_props)
File "/storage/.kodi/addons/script.module.metadatautils/lib/metadatautils.py", line 303, in process_method_on_list
return _process_method_on_list(*args, **kwargs)
File "/storage/.kodi/addons/script.module.metadatautils/lib/helpers/utils.py", line 129, in process_method_on_list
pool = ThreadPool()
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/multiprocessing/pool.py", line 727, in __init__
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/multiprocessing/pool.py", line 159, in __init__
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/multiprocessing/pool.py", line 218, in _repopulate_pool
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/multiprocessing/dummy/__init__.py", line 64, in __init__
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/threading.py", line 680, in __init__
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/threading.py", line 550, in Event
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/threading.py", line 563, in __init__
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/threading.py", line 253, in Condition
RuntimeError: maximum recursion depth exceeded