I'm running libreelec 7.90.beta2.
I'm curious where you got that specific build, as the LibreELEC team has not yet released any version of a Beta 2 for any supported devices.
I'm running libreelec 7.90.beta2.
I'm curious where you got that specific build, as the LibreELEC team has not yet released any version of a Beta 2 for any supported devices.
Hi, I have same problem.
I upgraded from 6.0.3 OE to the last LE on RPI3My log is: YYDL
Can it be fix without clean install?
Thx in advance.
We are not helping users that have 20+ illegal addons repositories installed on their system.
If you have problems, start over with a clean setup. Either via a Hard Reset, by manually renaming your .kodi folder or by a clean installation.
should i paste a crash log?
Always include as much information as possible. Including unedited log files, hardware listing(s), and whatever is necessary concerning your issue(s). FYI: HOW TO:Provide Logfile - LibreELEC
Hello,Is it possible to disable built-in CEC adapter and use and external (Pulse-Eight) CEC device? I can't power off the TV with built-in CEC device.
Regards.
CEC can be disabled in the Input Devices section of the Kodi GUI. Select the CEC device and change options as necessary.
hello ..please i need help
my remote controle of receirver hybrid ott does not work anymore after the transformation to acemax k1dvb s2
please i need your help to find the original firmware hybrid ott amlogic s805 or hybrid ott "remote config"
The original firmware should be available at the manufacturer of your Hybrid ott box.
There is no fixed ETA for v8.0.
Personally, I think that attributing "bad colors" to a number of SD writer tools is a very questionable point of view. The way in which you install LibreELEC on your 'device' should not matter at all to the workings and outcome of LibreELEC.
@Amir898 Also, using the LibreELEC logo as your avatar implies to me that you are part of our team, which you are clearly not. I suggest you change it in the next day or two.
I tried out my nvidia 1050 with the latest 010 build which added support for that card by way of 4.9 kernal i guess. All work awesomely now I'm getting HDMI 2.0 / 2160p at 60fps. I can look at my photos in native res and have speedy menus, and the frame rate drops to match my videos for 24fps playback. Everything is perfect! I also noticed that on the photos the pan and zoom / ken burns effect is very smooth and has very few artifacts. On the intel only there was frequent strobing in certain pictures (usually where there was a lot of texture, such as fields of grass, trees, etc.) during the pan. Thanks so much LibreElec! I couldn't be happier =)
One thing that might not work on new(er) Nvidia cards is suspend mode. Apparently there may be a bug in the newest Nvidia drivers, and the newest Nvidia is not fully fixing that just yet.
Downgrade to Alpha 10 for now.
CEC is one of those things that should work out-of-the-box.
I have to ask: Did you verify if CEC is fully enabled on your TV ?
Try to see if it works without any hardware in between your Chromebox and the TV.
My PulseEight USB adapter works here, although it does it without any AVR or Soundbar.
Having a htpc with a GT520 myself, going into suspend freezes my machine.
Try enforcing the legacy Nvidia video driver
wget http://chewitt.libreelec.tv/96-nvidia.rules -O /storage/.config/udev.rules.d/96-nvidia.rules
It has solved the suspend problem on my machine, and so far I haven't noticed any video performance problems. The actual problem is hard to tackle so far.
One thing at a time...
We too only need a stable version.
If we just lived in a perfect world, where every software release would be a final and stable release without any bugs, we would be happy too.
Not sure what all your current sounds options are, but a HDMI audio splitter could be one solution.
CEC is tricky thing, most TV manufacturers have their own interpretation of how CEC should be implemented. We also had ourselves some issues with CEC functionality problems, although they *should* be okay now. Doublecheck all your CEC settings in the Input Devices section of the Kodi GUI.
Kodi still has a default audio delay in its internal advancedsettings, you can either undo that in your own advancedsettings.xml file, or use Kodi's video OSD option, and select the audio offset in the Audio & Subtitle settings window, and then save that new setting as default for all videos.
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There is not a lot we can do (or see) without a proper kodi.log file.
Restart the RPi for a clean log file, and play one of the problematic videos.
Send in your log after that.
You can still do the upgrade, and do a hard reset after that. It's the same as a clean install.