Try "rm /var/run/xorg-configure.done && /usr/lib/xorg/xorg-configure nvidia-legacy" in /storage/.config/autostart.sh.
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What GPU do you have?
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I guess you are struck by the same nvidia issue as Slurp, see my workaround in the previous post. Perhaps an issue with the 4.11 patch for the nvidia driver.
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It's not supported and probably will never be supported. There is no open source 3D MVC decoder. I believe there was some work done for libav/ffmpeg couple of years ago but afaik it didn't go anywhere.
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I guess a workaround for you could be to put "rm /var/run/xorg-configure.done && /usr/lib/xorg/xorg-configure nvidia" in /storage/.config/autostart.sh to force it.
On your way down to the emulators shortcut you should have scrolled past both Chrome and Spotify, how could you possibly have missed it? There is no instructions for OpenVPN, it's a CLI utility you can find documentation on their website. There are addons that lets you add client configurations from Kodi. The only difference with OpenVPN in my build is that it supports server operation.
Works fine for me. Provide the zip from smb share \\libreelec\logfiles.
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Yes there is, edit /storage/.config/emulator-frontend.conf.
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As long as it's being run, it should do exactly what it's supposed to do. You can follow the logic until you find where it goes wrong. What does /run/libreelec/xorg-settings.conf say when it's not working?
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It's run by udev whenever an nvidia card is detected (so yes every boot), see /usr/lib/udev/rules.d/96-nvidia.rules.
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The first thing it does is look at /var/run/xorg-configure.done and exit if it exists. Remove that file before running. When looking at a script you start at the top and read line by line. You don't need to be a programmer to figure out what it does.
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Are you looking at the right script? There's nothing in it that will start/stop the X server. It simply generates arguments for the X server under /run/libreelec/xorg-settings.conf. You need to pass it "nvidia" in order for /var/lib to be populated. It's supposed to be run automatically by udev when an nvidia card is detected. I tested it on my NUC and /var/lib got properly populated. I'm guessing it's not being run for some reason.
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You don't need to install anything, simply run "Emulators" from the main Kodi menu.
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Probably because of the --disable-a52 parameter I passed when compiling vlc (there was a reason for this which I can't recall just now). If you convert the audio track to wav/mp3 it should work. Have fun, do some testing and report back
If you hook me up with a complete theme I can test, I might be interested to polish it more
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My bad, forgot to clean kodi/ffmpeg which has been linked to vdpau libs which aren't included as I disabled other graphic drivers. I'm rebuilding and uploading again.
EDIT: New build uploaded, tested working.
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I've uploaded a new build under the "test" folder with ES from RetroPie, go ahead and give it a test run. I've done no testing myself on the new themes and the video functionality, could be that my libvlc package needs adjustment.
The size addition is about 61MB uncompressed, the resulting image exceeds 512MB and would be incompatible with the LE partitioning scheme. I've removed other graphics drivers in the test build keeping only i965 which should be enough for your NUC.
I've added the commit to my "retroes" branch.
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I reverted it due to the added space required for libvlc, also I think there was an issue compiling libvlc for RPi. What kind of system were you thinking to run it on? I've since rebased so that specific commit is lost, but it's just a matter of changing the url for the emulationstation package to the retropie repo. Is there a specific reason you want the ES from retropie? Pretty much the only difference is the added support for videos in themes.
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That's in one day, you haven't been paying attention
Also I was 3 weeks on the beach far away
There's not much to do now that LE8 has been stabilized. I'm mostly rebasing, bumping libretro core versions and graphics stack etc.
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My extended build has 4.11 if you want to test.