Either you rebranded the distro name to something other than "LibreELEC" or (more likely) you haven't overriden the URL for accessing the add-on server, so it will fall back to looking for a project/device combo that genuinely doesn't exist on our server: LE has never shipped an "RK322x" device so we have never built add-ons for that image. You'll need to link to something binary compatible.
Posts by chewitt
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Do a force refresh on the LE repo. The add-ons are there.
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Nothing stops you from booting from an SD card and storing media on a NAS drive or USB disk.
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Panfrost is awesome!
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It is possible to install the WC image to emmc, but I honestly forget how this is done or what the special image filenames are, and WeTek staff are no longer present/active in the forums; so should you attempt it and anything goes wrong please don't ask for help
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I excluded 1080p @ 25/29.97/30 because with "double rates" allowed Kodi will switch to 1080p @ 50/59.94/60 instead and this also allows Kodi to better handle interlaced content: Kodi ONLY outputs progressive so to handle 1080i @ 25 (PAL) you need 2x progressive frames to render each 1x interlaced frame. This works at 50Hz, and drops 50% of frames at 25Hz. You can also whitelist 720p (and SD) modes if you want, but Kodi handles 1080p scaling well (as well as most TVs) so it's not normally needed. In the case of 4K media most TVs handle 1080p > 4K scaling better than Kodi, and the Kodi GUI is much snappier for navigation at 1080p (as 1/4 the data is being processed) so it's better to leave Kodi desktop resolution at 1080p (TV scales to 4K native panel resolution) and use the whitelist so Kodi switches to 4K modes only when actually needed for (hardware decoded) playback.
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Connman (Connetion Manager) manages connections, so it also manages Ethernet. This commit connman/connman.git - Connection Manager might help you understand more about how the current feature works. The change it implements is not in current shipping LE, but will come next time Connman cuts a release and we bump to it. If you are into self-building LE images it's pretty trivial to bump to the latest commit for testing.
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Each Kodi version bump necessitates some rework from add-on authors, which creates an opportunity to fiddle and change things, and K18 > K19 included the Python2 > Python3 change which almost certainly mandated some rework. So where, say, the Krypton and the Leia versions of the add-on are probably quite similar, the Leia and Matrix versions are very likely to have bigger changes. The author is key..
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Sony STR-DN1050 has HDMI ports. Use them!
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I suggest you flag the issue to the add-on author via the Kodi forum thread.
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The problem is the clock is not being (re)set via NTP at startup, so the system clock falls back to a default value (glibc version release date) which is before the validity start-time of the TLS certificates used on the add-on repo servers (the S in HTTPS). As a result your system sees the webserver certs as invalid and the connection fails.
The connection manager in LE defaults to pool.ntp.org servers, so either access to these is being blocked (some ISPs do this) or there is something odd in your network (perhaps DHCP from the router sets the NTP server with a null value). Either way.. this is the problem you need to solve. As long as the ISP is not blocking port 123 (NTP) you should be able to find/set other NTP servers in the LE settings addon; then reboot to effect the change. If the ISP is blocking the port, they probably provide their own NTP server, or you will need to have a local in-network time source (NAS box, Active Directory server, etc.) or invest in an RTC chip/hat for the RPi4 so that you can manually set the clock and persist the time value over reboots.
NB: Kodi regional settings are irrelevant to this problem. It's the system clock value that matters.
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est ce que cette version, peut -être téléchargée et installée en mode mise à jour, ou bien faut-il repartir de zéro.
Repartir de zéro est préféré si vous ne comprenez le process de migration. Dans l'avenir postez aussi en Anglais SVP (la langue de notre forum).
Restarting from a clean install is preferred unless you understand the manual upgrade process. In future please post in English as well (it's an English language forum).
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Matrix is just different, there is nothing changeable.
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The system boot fine but it can't detect the wifi chip inside the box.
The p212 dtb is expecting a Broadcom SDIO module and the one pic I can see of the board shows one (see below). So what wireless chip is in the box? - share logs from LE10 and the older LE8.x image.
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Sorry, it's not clear. Did setting the locale work? .. or you made some other changed that worked? Or it is still not working?
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The official RPi3 PSU (presumably with a USB-C adaptor) is under-spec for an RPi4.
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Did you install and then set the system locale to DE and reboot .. or just install the add-on?
