Posts by Klojum

HEVC is already a big hurdle for a RPi. Making it also do 10bit making the CPU even more tired already.
Get some proper hardware if you want to watch 10bit HEVC stuff, like an Odroid C2 or Wetek HUB.

See thread-2707.html

We made some videos, also one on your topic:
HOW TO:Update LibreELEC - LibreELEC

Quote from Blinky2134

What I'm wondering is, will 3D ever work?

3D itself is dying flame. More and more TV manufacturers are not putting 3D functionality into new TVs anymore.

Using the default skin(s)?

Try deleting/renaming the guisettings.xml file for a full fresh start.

Please upgrade to 8.0.0 first, and try again.

Okay, problem solved then I'd say

Internal LE auto-updates are currently disabled because of problems with Addons2x.db database updating.

No, that's a Kodi thing in my view.
Some things internally in caching were changed, and not for the better.

Quote from duncanp

I've got 2 android box's

We will need a much more detailed description of those boxes.
Brand name, manufacturer, version, URL, whatever you can come up with.

PS: We're not Libra, we're LibreELEC

Simply put: ATI/AMD Radeon gpu are a handful on their own. :s

As you already noticed, the LibreELEC system is set to readonly. That is by design.
Any changes in settings are stored in the /storage partition.
Try placing your conf file(s) in the /storage/.config folder.

Using LibreELEC on hardware with two graphics cards is something we virtually have no experience with at all. But perhaps you can be our test subject on this matter? Personally, I'm not a graphics or conf guru, perhaps others can step in for that.

I think it will be better to go back to your Ubuntu + Kodi setup, if that works for you. Support for AMD/ATI graphics within LibreELEC (and formerly OpenELEC) has not always been a joy. Even today it seems like a lottery.

Your laptop has a ATI Radeon Xpress1150 graphics card, which is... pretty old in computer days. It has no hardware acceleration whatsoever, and perhaps the OpenCL/GL support in LibreELEC for it is also limited, hence the lonely blinking cursor.

I'm curious as to what Shuttle will reply to that question.

Quote from Mopheus

I still can't decide if my projector (LG PB60G) moves better with 1080-60hz or 1080-24hz when playing movies

Normally projectors just sit still, or hang tight from a ceiling

But, GUI menu browsing is of course faster at 60Hz than at 24Hz. Video play is best at the video's own speed.

Bigger file sizes are not the problem. According to the EXT4 wiki page:

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The ext4 filesystem can support volumes with sizes up to 1 exbibyte (EiB) and files with sizes up to 16 tebibytes (TiB).

The bigger problem IMO could be the USB controller of your external harddisk enclosure. Full compatibility with Linux should be okay with a good brand disk enclosure, but... there is always that small chance.

Cherry Trail Z8300 can also do 4K HEVC? 10bit?

Quote from AllanMarcus

maybe even 4K content once it becomes commonly available as downloads through certain backchannels ways of acquiring content

Yeah, right...

Start with an Odroid C2 for now. It should satisfy most of your needs.
Or an Asrock Apollo Lake motherboard J3455/J4205, used with a pico PSU and SSD, if you are more into Intel stuff.

I just edited your topic title. Typing "Help" alone is not a good enough title.

I highly doubt that your beloved addon will pass the requirements for _not_ being considered an illegal Kodi addon, seeing the list of video streams it supplies. In general, we're not that keen on having to work out problems with 3rd party addons, let alone those handling video streams in an illegal fashion. It's also very encouraged (as stated in our forum rules) that people upload their kodi.log files, since not every problem occuring in LibreELEC can be solved by reading a bunch of scattered tea leaves.

BTW, what you deleted there were the settings to the Settings Addon.

It also shows you that crap addons can partially or fully brick your system. But people can be stubborn.
Supports stops here.