I was talking about IR, not RF. If you want to adjust button presses from your RF remote, you better use the keymap-editor addon https://kodi.wiki/view/add-on:keymap_editor
Or make a custom remote.xml according to the Kodi wiki: Keymap - Official Kodi Wiki
so I have a old travla C134 case for a via mini-itx nehemiah board. As it is a nice small case with a slim line dvd, I was thinking to upgrade it with a thin mini-itx board.
In the front of the case there are a couple of usb connectors, but also a firewire connector. As firewire isn't relevant anymore and not available on newer boards a was thinking of removing the firewire but does there exist something to blind the hole. I was thinking to blind it with a black plexi screen and put a IR-receiver behind it or a flirc. But does somebody have a correct CAD drawing of these kind of holes, or another idea for replacement?
Probably there are more people with a nice htpc-case where the firewire port came obsolete.
I don't know if this belongs here, but when You are using retroplayer on the confluence skin and you want to stretch the screen to fullscreen mode in the menu, then nothing happens. You have to switch to Estuari, set in fullscreen there and then switch back to confluence.
Is it possible to change the behaviour of the power button on the wetek core? Now when you press it, the shutdown dialog appears what is strange as you still have to use the remote to turn off the box. Better should be to shutdown the Wetek Core when pushing the button,
Hello,
I have a TCL TV, CEC is enabled on the TV but the problem is no keypresses reach my Khadas VIM. Not a problem as its not a good remote anyway so I configured another IR remote to control the KVIM.
The CEC works in this aspect it turns on when my KVIM is switched on and it switches of when my KVIM is switched off. The only thing why I need my original remote controlfor is switching sources, for example to switch to the playstation 4.
So my question now is can the KVIM, witj LE, instruct the TV to switch sources, like the KVIM tells the TV to power on or off? And can it also do more, for example change the sound volume of the TV, even when the YV is switched to another input source? For example KVIM is on HDMI1 and PS4 is on HDMI2 and remote tells the TV via the KVIM to change the volume while the source is put on HDMI2?
Thanks
Hello,
I wonder if it's possible to launch a rom with a script and add that script to favourites? So what I want to do in the script is call a rom on a certain location and open it with specific libretrocore. As I don't have a lot of roms I don't really need to browse my roms so I could easily write some scripts for each rom I have.
Hello,
I want to stream a DAB+ signal through a server, for example TVheadend. Now I know software defined DAB+ exists (SDR-RTL for example) and I already tried it. It works, but it's very processor intensive, not something to use on a arm-based device.
So I wonder if there does exist hardware defined DAB+. I already found this device from DeNSION: DAB+U | Dension but it's a little bit expensive.
I found also these android devices: Tweede Generatie DAB + Doos Digitale Radio Ontvanger Voor Android Systeem Auto Head Unit Dvd speler in Tweede Generatie DAB + Doos Digitale Radio Ontvanger Voor Android Systeem Auto Head Unit Dvd-speler van Kabels, Adapters & Sockets op AliExpress.com | Alibaba Groep and POPyourPHONE - dab+ til Android smarttelefon | The home of POP but how do they work and do they work on linux?
And how do those smartphones play FM radio, it seems it's not overkill for their processor and could an old smartphone be used to stream radio through a usb connection into a linux server?
I got the message they don't send to belgium and I should order one with allnet (@ a much higher price). Probably something to do with customs.
Thanks for the reply. nice to hear somebody is working on it. I'm sure he will manage to get hdmi working.
don't bother on the latest libreelec beta 8.95.2 most emulators work as mentioned in post 8, so you can spend your time on something alse this weekend!
I hope that there will be. It takes time to fix the errors that I have when building new images for S812.
I think, that need create a new subject for models s812\805. Because this topic was discussed in the version for the S9xxx. Infa about s8xxx confuses them (it is absolutely different versions).
Balbes, do you have any idea what the status is of mainline S812, is somebody working on hdmi?
Its on offer for 19.99 instead of 25$ plus shipping i guess 8$, so yes id say its quite cheap
Yes from their main site, but they don't ship to europe...
Is a nanopi A64 cheap? For 58$ without shipping I think it's rather expensive.
I have to come back on my words. You have to install the controllers from the kodi repository first. Afterwards, you can install the emulators. on NES,GBA and SNES almost all emulators work except the beetle emulators, there you get a black screen.
Can I bring back old approach with remote.conf from LE 8 without need to recompile image?
Buy a wetek core, it's still the old way there.
First Lircmap.xml maps a KEY_xxx code to a kodi button name and then you assign actions to kodi buttons in remote.xml
This is a line I was already searching for a long time ago and eventually figured it out myself. This should be put somewhere in the LibreElec remote wiki. It would have spared me a lot of time figuring everything out.
To be honest, as well the kodi wiki as the libreElec wiki are a little bit confusing about this matter.
Yes, indeed. With ir-keyrable you can determine the scancode of the buttons of your remote and save it in /storage/.config/rc_keymaps/doesn'tmatterhowyoucallit as you already did before.. This is described in the libreelec wiki and on the forum thread for amlogic devices. The point is you can map how you want it just choose any available action from the lircmap.xml to a button of you remote. It's not because on the button there is a 1 you should map it to KEY_1. If you want epg on button 1 then you map it to KEY_EPG. If you don't find the specific key in lircmap.xml then you take just a available KEY_ you don't want to use for another action and then you map it in remote.xml to the action you want iti to do.
For example my red button on my remote is mapped to opening the netflix plugin: <red>RunAddon(plugin.video.netflix)</red>
The default actions of your remote that or connected with lircmap.xml or defined in /usr/share/kodi/system/keymaps/remote.xml
Just read the wiki and forum post on the libreelec site and the wiki on the kodi site. Check some examples of remote.xml, rc_keymap and the lircmap.xml put them next to each other and find the links. adjust some stuff just to test and test it. Eventually, you willl figure it out.
You should just make a remote.xml file with your custom actions in ~/.kodi/userdata/keymaps/
for example this is mine:
<keymap>
<FullscreenVideo>
<remote>
<zero>AudioNextLanguage</zero>
<seven>subtitledelayminus</seven>
<nine>subtitledelayplus</nine>
</remote>
</FullscreenVideo>
</keymap>
So keypress 0 on my remote is next language, 7 is subtitledelayminus. Just follow the kodi wiki about keymaps: Keymap - Official Kodi Wiki
If I remember correctly only the <remote> actions will work with a ir-remote.
A while ago there where problems with ir-remotes on amlogic devices and then the guys of coreelec had set the ir-remote in keyboard mode so the remotes should work, but I don't know if you can do that through configuration or you should rebuild libreelec with this option.
