Posts by chewitt

Linux 5.7-rc1 should be released in the next week and I'll start working on a rebase and update of the patch-set. I ran out of enthusiasm with 5.6 as the patch-set is now 150+ commits and I simply lost track of everything. Kernel bumps normally halve the number..

RPi4 is not perfect, it's had 10-months of development vs. RPi3 which is essentially fettled over 8-years now. In the near future we're about to reinvent the wheel with a move to GBM/V4L2 which will likely add bugs while also moving the Pi codebase forwards and (for RPi4 owners) closer to having 10-bit output and HDR and HD audio things supported. There is a lot of effort being expended on this.

I've been using one for year now (since before launch) as the family daily driver and have zero issues in daily use. I also couldn't care about the lack of USB boot because none of the USB sticks I posess are anywhere near the speed of a decent SD card and I've only had one SD card failure in the last 5-years (completely due to physical abuse) so I don't loose sleep over the inevitable probability that one day one might die. All the media is on an NAS anyway. I also run the GUI at 1080p60 with a BT remove and I don't really notice any artefacts or stutttering during navigation. I can't imaging why anyone would want to run the GUI at 1080@25. I do notice the speed difference on the rare occasions I dig an RPi3 out for testing. I'm not sure that I have done anything unusual or special in setup.

To be clear, the blacklisting on the Kodi forum (and on ours here) is handled via forum plugins that provide the blacklist feeds; it's hands-off, no humans are involved in the listing/unlisting. "StopForumSpam" is usually the source.

You can look on the mailing list for DVFS changes proposed by Martin Blumenstingl (Xdarklight). These will result in the GPU clock being reduced when not in use, but otherwise the GPU will probably run a maximum clock. It might run a little hotter under lima, but temps will be well within spec.

One the main advantages to lima is that your image becomes closer to upstream LE, so less delta to maintain over time.

Update inputstream.adaptive to version 2.4.4-Leia by JavierNicolas · Pull Request #4306 · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub <= was merged already, so I would expect the updated add-on to appear over the weekend.

AFAIK this is not possible in default Kodi as "Scan to Library" and "Clean Library" are separate functions. Best would be to fix the root issue which is files not being placed into /movies/.

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2) when I play a IPTV or any movie (from elementum torrent stream) and press "x" on my keyboard to close the current video, the kodi freeze , but I still access the box thru ssh, so only the kodi interface freeze. I didn't see any workaround until now, I need to poweroff the box.

Any tips?

The main tip is .. read the forum rules. If you run banned piracy add-ons on your box you will receive no support in this forum.

Something to explore if/once it's been merged and a good wait period has been experienced so that someone else finds the initial bugs. LE will be deliberately slow at changing something fundamental that works and works reliably.

AMLGX nightlies will resume when someone pushes a fix for wireguard in master. I should probably start a separate thread so that users don't get confused with the different setup in Oleg's images.

FYI, it's not possible for anyone (admins/mods/etc.) to remove another person's like from a post. It can only be withdrawn by the user who gave it.

All posts (and edits) from new forum users that contain URL links are subject to approval, because it's a fairly simple way to stop spam bots from posting garbage. You seem to have taken offense to this, and instea of posting a question about it, started posting garbage threads to complain. The reason I deleted your thread - was because it was not necessary, your post(s) had been approved (by me) and even an answer to an on-topic question had been provided. If you want to pick a fight with mods that's your call..

You might find other BT config apps/utilities but the LE settings add-on won't run under Raspbian so that's not really an option.

Although LE will probably install on any x86_64 device we deliberately target the distro at HTPC hardware that's plugged into a TV - and the list of drivers we include is tuned to that use-case so we are likely missing all the drivers needed for good tablet support. You're welcome to self-compile LE images and experiment, but otherwise tablet devices are not target hardware. I'm fairly sure Kodi is available and will run fine on the original OS (which supports the touchscreen).

ISTR that busybox "curl" supports authentication .. so you could use that instead of wget.

Taking things in a different direction, why do you need 4K60?

I ask because so far the only media I've seen in that format is test media, not real media, and the GUI will perform (and look) better at 1080p than 4K because processing a 1080p GUI takes less effort and the TV will do a better job of upscaling Kodi 1080p output than Kodi will do upscaling a 720p or 1080p skin to 4K. Since real 4K media is 99.99% in [email protected], there's no need for the config.txt enable 4K60 (better for Pi thermals and power).

Doesn't explain why you can't achieve 4K60, but if you don't need to.. ?

ISTR we added the module in LE 9.2.1.

The additional folder would be unpacked as "restore" is basically an untar of the file.

See LibreELEC.tv/backup-restore at master · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub