Posts by Reddai

Quote from Illuminator

Hi,
the current state:
Timeshift works well on rpi3.

My problem was the webinterface of thv-server. The timeshift settings can be made in the interface but the settings are not (completely) saved in the config file. So I changed the settings in the config file directly and everything works like expected.
As far as I remember, you can find the config file in userdata/addon_data/tvhserver(?)/timeshift(?)/setting.xml
Maybe someone can write down the path exactly, I can't look for it in the moment.

So it seems to be a problem with the webinterface of tvh-server inside libreelec....
Maybe it's the same with an ondroid?

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hello!
do you have time to post a step by step guide on that? there are so many users coming up with the same question and there is nothing on our Forum...
if not, could you please tell at least the configuration you are using (rpi3... frontend, back end.. PVR.. etc.)

thanks in advance!
Marco

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Quote from Klojum

Yes, they are called moderators in forums. But perhaps this is your first ever visit to an internet forum.

Yes, you are really smart
And instead of being polite and avoid unuseful flames you are actually feeding one.
Thank you for your really helpful answer...

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Reddai
The Core Rules of Netiquette -- Excerpted from Netiquette by Virginia Shea -- Albion.com

Quote from Klojum

Creating this topic just 3 minutes after whining "Hello ? Anyone here ?" in your previous thread on the same topic is not considered good manners. Don't do that again.

Also your sentence does not sound in a "good manner" you know ? There is a sheriff in town ?
I wrote here because I think it's a bug. If what I did is not considered polite, my apologies to the community. *post deleted*
I'm looking just for help, nothing else.

Kind Regards,
Reddai

I have my raspberry PI 3 connected to my BOSE 535 series II and then to my projector, OPTOMA hd25 lv.
The problem I have has to do with 3d video playing.
The bose system works fine with 3d movies with Sky decoder and blueray player. BUT...

If I have a 3d video file, named in a format that can be detected by libreelec (i.e. .3d.sbs.) when I play the video the screen goes black, I can hear the audio but nothing else. Also, sometime I get amessage from my Bose system saying the source selected is not compatible.
f I have instead a 3d video, named as a normal video (without 3d tags) it works normally: I can select on my projector sbs mode for example and I can enjoy the video..

I tried also with a clean installation on a RPI Rev B... same issue. OPENELEC, same issue.

Marco

Hello ? Anyone here ?

Quote from wastedgravy

Just joined this forum to gain some more knowledge, but at the minute my setup is :

Media Server
An old PC in the attic, with E8800 cpu, 8gb ram, 2x3tb HDD, 2x dual tuner DVB-S2 cards, running Openelec and TVH backend.

Clients
3 x RPii2's on gigabit Lan, various laptops, tablets and phones on WiFi

I am a complete novice at this sort of thing, but have managed to get the above working somehow.

wow, outstanding setup...
do you use also m3u playlists or just DVB ?

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Reddai

not a single answer... what the bip! +50 reads!