Next time, include your kodi.log file. We still have no idea about which skin is being used, or that other widgets/addons are in play.
Posts by Klojum
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I tried to install several addons from the Superrepo
or Fusion repositories, but they do not seem to work
on a Libreelec/Kodi build. They even fail to install.We cannot verify which those "several" addons are. And as it stands, these repos are on Kodi's blacklist for obvious reasons. The rules still apply.
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Try an Alt-TAB (I know..) if you have a keyboard attached.
Otherwise, dive into the kodi.log to see for any possible issues. -
Using a bit of Google and the LibreELEC Forum search option does help things, you know?
Your 'request' sounds more like a demand, despite the 'thank you'. -
"Overscan" as it's called is a souvenir from the old big CRT television screens.
Current television sets have a setting for a PC's video input in one way or another, and have the screen fit 1-one-1 pixelwise. I suggest you re-read the TV's manual. How old is that TV anyway?
Kodi's internal screen calibration should be the last resort IMO.
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You already have root access in LibreELEC. A minor complication perhaps: the system partition is a readonly blob.
Also, LibreELEC has no package manager like popular Linux distros as Fedora or Ubuntu do. LibreELEC just runs Kodi, and in Kodi you can install addons.
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"Go into the Video OSD, choose Audio and Subtitles settings, go to Audio offset, select your delay, set default for all media"
should beis probably the only solution. Selecting a delay per audio output is not yet a Kodi feature. -
Get us a full log file: HOW TO:Provide Logfile - LibreELEC
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My PC is an Intel i5 with SSD.So where does "OpenElec AMD" come in? Unless you probably simply mean the 64bits version. Intel does do things in 64bit for some time now
If you have access, try deleting/renaming the guisettings.xml file in the userdata folder, and reboot. If that doesn't help, just install LibreELEC clean and fresh. It will take up less time than trying to figure out what went wrong.
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We need more numbers and details here.
What was the OpenELEC version that you upgraded from?
What exact build of LibreELEC did you upgrade with?
Some hardware details of your htpc would be welcome.Any crazy addons for video streaming or something else that you had installed that we should be aware of? Because I (the LE team) have done quite a bit of testing, and I haven't heard or seen any of machines going into a bootloop after upgrading to LE 7.0.3.
Getting into a boot loop will also make it difficult to retrieve information via Samba... Or is it that only Kodi is crashing/restarting?
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Is it possible to combine the things you want? Probably, but you will have to do the compiling and building of that personal LibreELEC release yourself as LibreELEC 7.0.3 is the end of the line for us.
We have already worked months on alpha builds on Kodi Krypton, and now LibreELEC beta 1 is just around the corner. We're moving on.
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Installation of LibreELEC on an Intel-based computer is a 2-step process.
If you want to install LibreELEC, two USB sticks are preferred: one for the installer (via USB-SD Creator) and one for the actual installation.
With the installer you can install LibreELEC onto the 2nd USB stick. Then the 2nd USB stick must be booted from the laptop or pc.
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FYI: Posting a question once is enough. I have deleted your second/other thread.
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I have no idea where you're going, but Kodi is an standalone application with its own addon 'store'.
Android .apk's have nothing to do with Kodi, or with LibreELEC for that matter. -
Do those MP4 videos play fine on their own?
Upload kodi.logs for both situations please. HOW TO:Provide Logfile - LibreELEC
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it tries to spin that up for several timesThat usually means that the HDD is not getting enough power, or for some reason the external HDD controller is not 100% Linux compatible. Try a powered USB hub to power your HDD. Anything can be printed on a power adapter/supply, but there are plenty of them that cannot live up to their own expectations.
Also, do you REALLY needs Noobs for starting LibreELEC? If LibreELEC is the only application/OS that you run on the RPi box, I'd suggest you install LibreELEC as the sole occupant of your SD card. It's less hassle altogether to begin with.