Posts by Klojum

Quote from D@nFr0mB3rl1n

How about splitting LibreELEC into different editions

Eh, no. I don't think anyone wants to be the messenger telling the LE developers that they'll need to work 5 times more as from today.

LibreELEC MediaCenter - That's what it is today already

LibreELEC Server - Kodi is a CLIENT application, not a server variant

LibreELEC Minimal - What do you think JEOS means?

LibreELEC Legacy - There is a limit to what you can/want to support in terms of old hardware.

LibreELEC Ultimate - Oh, we don't need to change anything? Great!

Quote from pimo17

ok merci connard

Au revoir.

Quote from pimo17

if there is no support for a very slow connection with vpn hydemyass from vstream. There is the same problem with the YOUTUBE add-on.

Maybe I wasn't accurate enough, but as per LibreELEC's forum rules:
"Forum staff and users will refuse support to other users who have piracy add-ons installed".

Teams Kodi and LibreELEC had had their reputation smeared enough already by 3rd party piracy add-ons.

In short: if you have ANY add-on(s) installed on your setup that are on Kodi's list of banned add-ons, support here will be stopped. Period.

And you can start finding your support elsewhere.

Do we need to translate this into French?

Quote from Operations

Is there a silent AMD equivalent to the GT1030? Maybe a RX550?

Or am i better of buying a new mainboard with an 3400G AMD cpu?

I don't know, it is kind of a niche market, a silent discrete video card. The 3400G should have enough potential, and AMD has made promising steps in the Linux open-source world, it's still progressing. I don't have an AMD system available at this time, so I have no experience there. Some people do on the Kodi forum.

Quote from Operations

And i have got an Intel 6500 somewhere. Would that be an upgrade enough to run this kind of 4k files?

What you want is GPU acceleration. A graphics card can do video stuff so much better and faster than any CPU.

Quote from Operations

The 4 CPU Threads are a bit busy, 85% +. Which is a bit weird because hardware encoding is turned on.

Welcome to the world of Linux, where Nvidia graphics do not support 10bit video in a VDPAU driver setup, only 8-bit. Check the video processing when pressing 'o' on your keyboard, it will probably mention it uses SW (=software) decoding, and thus letting your CPU do all the hard work.

The video card itself is fine, but not fully utilized as it could/should be. Nvidia now utilizes a new driver method NVDEC/NVENC in Linux, but so far no Kodi developer has felt the urge to dive into yet another deep hole for coming up with a solution. Nvidia keeping things closed sourced is the main problem. For Kodi usage, Intel and AMD have brighter futures in Linux, next to the usual Raspberry, Rockwell and Android boxes.

Quote from Operations

So i have two questions, how can i lower cpu usage and how can i play my 4k files smooth?

That will require a Windows operating system. Just because of all Nvidia's shenanigans in Linux mentioned above, Nvidia support is planned to be dropped by Kodi (and thus LibreELEC) after Kodi 19.

Quote from BOBAJS

I know this program.

Please stop using bold blue text font as your normal text in this forum. It's annoying and confusing.

Quote from pimo17

I have a problem with vstream addon and connection vpn (hydemyass)

Teams Kodi and LibreELEC also have a problem with the Vstream add-on:

it facilitates video piracy, for which NO SUPPORT whatsoever will be given on our forums.

So please familiarize yourself again with the forum rules before asking your next questions.

Quote from BOBAJS

Hey guys, do you have anyone files for the CoreElec remote control on the Ugoos AM6 Plus.

I think the CoreELEC forum would be a better start for that.

Or fix the RPi's IP address in your router as well.

Quote from Gerry_321

Any suggestions?

Is this non-zooming with a video that has black bars at the top and bottom?

Quote from Geos

Guys i need your thoughts here :

I'd say try a graphics application that is suited for the files you are trying to open.

Color profiles are for monitors, scanners, printers used in publishing and graphics design.

They are not for home theatre applications.

You're poking into the read-only partition of LibreELEC when you choose the root folder in the link1 screenshot.

Which file(s) do you want or need to copy?

Are you using a VPN address that's a banned?

HDR in any Kodi version (LibreELEC, OSMC, Kodi, etc) is currently still a work-in-progress. And yes, it will take more time to get 'everything' working. Partly because we are dependent on what the RPi developers themselves are providing us. Stuff for the previous RPi devices wasn't ready in a year either, and those devices had simpler tasks to do.

No idea why a 'like' would disappear (perhaps someone who got banned or his/her posts removed),

but if you are here for the 'likes', then perhaps you need to re-evaluate your presence.

Quote from lolwut

I guess all that memes about linux community being toxic and self-centered are true

This is not about Linux at all. This is you asking for our help with what is basically a crime in many countries.

It's pretty simple: if you have installed add-ons to watch movies, tv series, sports for free, for which you normally would have to pay, then it will be a banned add-on. So we are simply not helping you with an illegal Kodi setup.

Nothing toxic about that, only common sense. If you want to use such add-ons, that's your choice. Just don't come to us for help.

Quote from LeGuerg

The only solution I found is to downgrade into LE 9.2.0,

That's not really a solution, that's an evasion of the problem in 9.2.1.

But we'll get there, eventually.

@userfame

It's is very simple: Our forum, our rules.

I've asked you not to re-add your signature text. You did it anyway.

You were warned, so this means goodbye.