Add "ssh" to kernel boot params in syslinux.conf or extlinux.conf (not sure which is used these days) and the daemon is forced to start.
Posts by chewitt
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Ok, thanks for nothing than. You can keep your buggy software. Several people got lipsync issues. It is surely not related. And besides this "anti" piracy aspect is purely dishonest. Why do even anybody need Kodi? For sure not for streaming DRM proofed like Netflix or his own ripped BluRay content...
Our project. Our rules. And the rules state support will be refused to users with pirate add-ons installed. It's something we take seriously and regardless of the merits of the problem reported. NB: Pirates always assume that everyone else is also a pirate [wrong] so they ignore the legion of Kodi users with DVB cards watching Satellite and Terrestrial broadcasts, and people with kids who rip discs into Kodi to avoid them being trodden on, and people who listen to global radio stations and watch catchup tv servies, and many other not-pirate use-cases for an open-source media app .. Zzzz we could go on.
Show us a clean box and we'll happily look at the problem.
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You can rename /storage/.kodi to /storage/.kodi-old or such and reboot to start over .. it makes copying working config back easier
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Nothing stands out, but the most common cause of unexplained crashes is add-ons. So start with a clean install and add things back in small changes until either everything works or you can pinpoint the change that introduces the problem.
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Settings > Playback > Sync Playback to Display (should be off by default, and we'd recommend it to be off so that Kodi uses the media clock)
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I'd boot up an Ubuntu VM and install ddcutil, then copy the binary over to LE. Depending on how standalone and portable the binaries are compiled it may work .. or it may not
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^ Gatekeeper will complain about it not being signed correctly etc. but this should work. Signing is the next bit we need to fix.
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About 85% of the info that we might be interested in has been removed from the log. Paste the whole log.
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I have tested the whole thing three times. Now i am on version 9.x
You may have tested it three times but we see debug log output for zero times and we suck at diagnosing issues via ESP or guesswork. You are welcome to run a fourth test and provide some technical evidence of the problem
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Kodi Settings (icône de rouage) > Interface > Regional > Language > English <= changer pour "French"
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Is possible to do something and get dvb-T2/s2 tuner works?
Unless you are volunteering to write the missing V4L2 demux driver, no, someone needs to write the driver.
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HDR is mind-bendingly complicated. Some bits should work. Other bits are not implemented. Other bits are .. go test and tell us
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There's no need to post more messages (or test nightlies) until we actually merge a fix.
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All nightly Generic images are GBM: https://test.libreelec.tv/
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Just run "alsamixer" .. then use arrow keys to select the toacodec output and tweak the volume levels.
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If you install the multimedia-tools add-on to get alsamixer (accessed via SSH) is the analogue output (toacodec) set to 100%? - If yes, do the pops stop if output is reduced to 80%?
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HEVC support is still experimental (not upstream) and how frames are queued/buffered to feed the hardware decoder needs work to avoid stalls. The pink line is known - I'd like to understand whether it is codec (MPEG2?) or media size (under 1080p?) related. I haven't heard audio pops for a long time, but I'd generally recommend using pass-through for multi-channel audio as PCM has an unresolved issue with speaker placement (FC is RL position, SUB in RR, etc.).
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The WP1 may also be too weak (CPU) to cope with the newer LE/Kodi versions.
It's not about the weak CPU (although it is indeed not great). It's about the general lack of upstream kernel support for Meson6 hardware. It's just too old and nobody is working on that generation of devices. The little support that does exist upstream is mostly trickle down support for things in-common with Meson8, which is slowly making progress.
