Mouse, horizontal lines across the screen.
That's really all the information you can supply?
How about donating us a crystal ball instead?
Posts by Klojum
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LibreELEC syncs the clock at boot time.
You entered the 'correct area Canada / America-Toronto'. That's a rather large area. Did you also enter a city near you to pinpoint the timezone?If there is a 6 hour difference, then either the regional settings are incorrect, or the underlying UTC time for your region is incorrect in Kodi's fixed settings. Which would make it a Kodi problem.
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I am not refusing to give any informationYes, you are.
Again... We're not magicians or fortune tellers here.
If a simple request for a log file is too much effort for you, then support simply stops. -
Try selecting the default skin and reboot.
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Please do not mention Tvaddons.ag on our forum (or IRC channel). TVaddons.ag is not a friend of Kodi or LibreELEC. It provides illegal addons when it comes to usage with Kodi.
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If you have the external drive externally powered as well, upping the USB port power will not be necessary.
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Perhaps the drive is NTFS preformatted.
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You may have to (re)enable the 'Wait for network' option to have a proper internet connection after booting. This should also enable the 'Get More.." option.
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It's no paranoia, just a healthy dose of skepsis whenever someone new simply dumps a couple of files without some explanatory text.
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sh4,
To what purpose are you 'just sharing' your builds?
No explanation, no changelog, no details...?
Download location is a (for me) shady dropbox look-a-like website.For all I care, there are a couple of viruses, worms, rootkits or other crap in your downloads.
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"Add animation in boot loader"
Please elaborate.
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Insert the correct .tar file in the Upgrade folder and reboot.
As long as it is the same build 'family', things should work.
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Hmm, not really. Kodi uses SQLite database files for storing its data in the userdata/Database folder. You need a SQLite database tool to access and/or write data to that file. I know Firefox has an SQLite addon and perhaps other browsers have too.
But you will need some basic knowledge of executing a database query if you want to do all this. 'MySQL for Dummies' is actually a good read for this.
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Your log file seems infested with BlazeRepo and TVaddons.ag links.
Try installing a fresh copy of LibreELEC without such illegal addons. There are plenty of free testvideos available for download on the Web, such as Big Buck Bunny in various video bitrates and resolutions.
Otherwise, support stops here.
Sometimes USB harddrive enclosure controllers have compatibility issues with one computer and not with another. It happens. Perhaps your USB cable or slot has micro fractures.
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Sometimes you have to weigh in the pros and cons, and sometimes it requires a lot less time by doing a fresh install, rather than picking your brain to find out where things go wrong. I have no idea what you have installed in terms of addons or skins, but anyone of those can have an effect. The combinations are endless.
One solution: first create a full backup/image of your SD card (in case of..), and do a fresh install.
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There is no such function in Kodi. Apart from deleting the video database and rescraping your video collection, the only way to reset all watch history is by executing a SQL query in the MyVideos database with a (My)SQL database client tool.
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UPDATE MyVideos99.files SET playCount IS NULL, lastPlayed IS NULL;Depending on your database version, adjust the name of the database.
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It could be that your RPi is getting overheated over all the videos from the WhiteCream repository...
Or that you simply have a corrupted database file judging from your first log file:
19:51:18 2692133.500000 T:1963388928 ERROR: SQL: [MyVideos99.db] Undefined SQLite errorAnd where there is one corruption, there might be more. Got a good backup at hand?