Posts by Klojum

Anything is possible. The changeover from SMBv1 to SMBv2 and up hasn't that gone well for a number of Android/Linux users. And if it's Samba only that is causing the freezing, I don't know. I prefer NFS myself.

Bitten versuchen Sie Ihre Fragen vortan in English zu stellen. Dies hier ist ein "English-only" Forum.

Google Translate kann sehr hilfsbereit dabei sein.

You can also use the advancedsettings.xml file for enabling debugging, by setting the <loglevel> tag to 1. Then reboot LibreELEC.

You probably need to stop Kodi, make your edits, and restart Kodi.

systemctl stop kodi

-- edit stuff and save it

systemctl stop kodi

Quote from briscaF1

This may be but a function that used to work now doesn't and it should be fixed irrespective of the workaround.

Really...? You want Kodi to fix a problem that your TV is creating in the first place? You shouldn't even need a workaround.

IMO your TV is currently not displaying your PC's video signal correctly because of an ancient souvenir called overscan which is applied by default, and right now it sounds like you are too lazy to fix your TV's wrong settings. "Just scan" on LG TVs works perfect for PC video signals. Using Kodi's calibration for that is totally ludicrous. You are now adjusting Kodi's output because your TV has the wrong display settings active. It's like going left 3 times when can also take a single right turn instead.

Sorry, but this is not a Kodi problem. It's your TV applying the wrong settings for processing an incoming 1:1 pixel perfect video signal. Only the fact that certain Kodi parameters not saved is lilkely a bug, but the display problem itself shouldn't even be there.

Your first log requires a password. You can also use Kodi's paste website without such hassle. Texts.logs will be removed after 60 days.

Wow... 10 whole log line entries.

We prefer to receive the complete log puzzle, via a pastebin website near you.

What can I say? If there truely was a problem with our RPi 3 download, we would have been notified by now by many more people.

If there is one stable Kodi device out there, then it's a Raspberry Pi.

So either your Rpi 3 has a hardware malfunction or your SD card has some bit rot on it. Try a different sd card first.

Quote from shedrock

If I reset them, they just keep coming back.

Either your video database has somehow corrupted, or some outside interference is at work. Start with providing a full log file.

Your using MariaDB. Try connecting to it via an external tool (like MySQL Workbench, ignore the compatibility message), and do a query on the season_view.

If that takes more than a couple of seconds, then your database server is likely the problem.

You can could temporarily rename the userdata/guisettings.xml file to something else, and restart LibreELEC so a clean xml file is generated.

Quote from dpsenner

Going to flash back 8.x ..

So ... bugs, problems and other inconsistencies will have to sort themselves out?

I'll pass it on to the developers.

Please note that OpenELEC has been basically 'dead' for 2 years now. Some habits die hard, perhaps.

Quote from conny

Sorry, no LOG, have fresh install and don't want to do it again..

Sorry, but in that case, don't expect any solutions anytime soon.

Quote from Gumel

Here is the reference

This is an English-only forum. This also applies for linked webpages, as many of us don't understand Russian or other Balkan languages.

See..? It's not that difficult.