At this point in the Kodi 19 lifecycle the only add-ons that we see "many add-ons not working" reports around are pirate shitware. Feel free to educate us otherwise with a Kodi debug log for help to continue.
Posts by chewitt
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I am surprised that this requires optimization, since the LE9 code seems to be working great.
You appear to be missing the point that LE11 uses the upstream Linux kernel and an entirely new/different codebase. There is probably less than 1% code in common with the legacy kernel used in older LE images.
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The HK forums have a lot of similar reports; though to play devils-advocate the inherent nature of support forums is you attract users with problems (we see the same here) so that's to be expected.
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I have access to a German TVH installation for testing so if this is the original broadcast format it's probably not needed, but can you create a much larger sample; ~2 seconds is too short. NB: The "fix" will need someone to pick up a keyboard and do rework and optimisation on the HEVC codec. Right now it's in a state where I was able to dust off Maxime's known-unfinished code and get it compiled, but that's all. Sadly that's the limits of my coding abilities.
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I have enable ssh and can connect with box but i cant find correct remote config files
Run "kodi-remote" to navigate in the GUI via SSH, and read https://wiki.libreelec.tv/configuration/…figuration-hard to create a remote config (despite the title it's not that hard).
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You can have a look at the LE 9.2 images dtech is releasing or experiment with LE11 nightly images.
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Ilvy99 the HEVC codec is not very optimised at the current time. It might help to enable adjust-refresh and set the whitelist to use 1080p @ 24/50/60Hz with 'doubled' modes working. The TV doesn't appear to have 23.976 or fractional rates like 29.97 or 59.94 but that shouldn't be an issue with PAL media; 25Hz should use 50Hz is doubling is on.
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I have pasted my kodi and tvheadend log files to
It's not a Kodi debug log.
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Is this a tvheadend client or an LE11 problem? How could I find out?
I consulted my magic 8-ball, and it said "could be" .. for a better answer you might need to share debug log files so we can see what media is being played; specifically what codec is being used and whether hardware decoding is active or not.
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It's best to use an "era appropriate" version of Ubuntu to build images or the docker template we ship in distro sources else weird toolchain issues can cause issues. All official LE 9.2 images were built with Ubuntu 18.04 - so I'd use that.
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I'm not able to test anything related to DVB cards/drivers, so no idea. I also disable the driver-addons (so we don't ship them) as I'm using a kernel that's always ahead of support for compiling them, so the only option in AMLGX is the in-kernel drivers. I generally suggest people run DVB cards on a separate device so you can use whatever kernel/driver combo works reliably on the headend and a latest version of LE on the client device.
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Two options:
a) Fix the cert problem, see RE: Cannot Install/Update Addons
b) Grab a spare SD card and bump to an LE11 nightly https://test.libreelec.tv/ .. search on c2
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mo123 the number of "developers" truly working on each SoC type is measured in fingers not hands. The support for upstream is probably there in u-boot now, or with only minor gaps, but it needs someone to go-through each of the major SoC generations and run proper tests or coordinate the testing with people who have the hardware. It's not an insurmountable task, but people have limited time. All volunteers and input on the topic would be welcome
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Pi Zero2W hardware will boot LE11 nightlies but it is not supported by the project.
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There is no Game 'Library' and database so it is not possible to change art like in the Movies/TV Library views.
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We upgraded the releases server the other day and that broke some of the plumbing behind the scenes of the update system. It will get fixed but you can also do a manual update by SSH'ing into the box and downloading (wget) files directly to /storage/.update/ then rebooting.
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I'm not sure about LE10 images but LE11 nightlies is 'Yes' assuming the hardware supports it.
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You will probably want/need inputstream.adaptive installed.
