Posts by Klojum

Quote from survivor999

Merhaba,

Please note that this is an English-only forum. Use an online translator if necessary.

There is a possible solution, which is to grab the EDID data of your AVR, and store it on your RPi4. In short:

# MAKE /FLASH WRITEABLE

mount -o remount,rw /flash

# RUN COMMAND

tvservice -d /flash/edid.dat

# WRITE SETTING

nano /flash/config.txt

# ADD SETTING TO FILE

hdmi_edid_file=1

Reboot your RPi4.

Quote from userfame

I know, sometimes critic can hurt - sorry for that...

I've removed your "signature". Don't bother re-adding it.

If you can be a normal LibreELEC forum user like all others, there will be no problems.

Should you however become a very annoying and time-consuming forum visitor, then your stay at this forum could be a very short one.

The choice is yours.

You can also enable debugging via the advancedsettings.xml file.

Set it to 1, save the file, and restart LibreELEC.

Quote from donbrew

Doesn't the // indicate an NFS path?

Nope... I have no double slashes in my NFS sources.

Quote from matheos96

If they were all mixed up and I would have had to write a query that detects and deletes entries with // in the path, that would have become a bit more complicated

A search&replace query is not that difficult, but you do need to know what you are doing, and do the query for all affected tables.

Quote from matheos96

Would you suggest export + reimport over simply deleting the database and rescanning?

Rescanning a media collection with nfo files takes much less time to repopulate the video database.

I'm doing a video library export from time to time as a backup measure. Of course there is also the sqldump (for MySQL/MariaDB databases).

Removing a faulty source from the sources.xml file is one thing, removing faulty entries from the video database is not that easy.

For the non-SQL person I'd say: do a video export, and reimport your video collection into a new video database.

For the SQL people, it will still be a challenge to pick out all these entries.

The 1st way is less messy.

Multiple entries to the same video would suggest more than 1 source linking to the same video.

Have you checked all paths via the Information page of those videos?

Please note that any deviation, even an extra space, in a path is a different path to Kodi.

No idea which hardware device to play Kodi, but there should be no need to adjust Kodi to your TV.

"Overscan" on a TV is a souvenir from the old CRT days. Every new LCD screen these days has an option to display a computer signal 1:1 on screen. You just have to go through your TV's manual to find that option.

Quote from YurBoiRene

I've also already tried using the "wait for network" setting and it hasn't helped.

Perhaps set it to 30 seconds (or more).

Quote from Telev

I have a similar problem.

It's best to create your own thread next time, as your problem might have different reasons, and this thread may not be finished just yet.

That said, Kodi uses TMDB as their default scraper for movies and tvshows. Also, the "scene info" in your filenames could make things difficult for scrapers. When I run the TMDB scraper on the 'simple' filenames of both TV shows, both are handled just fine.

You can search through the kodi.log and see if something is reported for the Westworld episode.

Quote from Andre Bollo

Desculpa, isso não é nada importante,

This is an English-only forum. Please use as translation service like Google Translate if necessary.

Also do not hijack other people's forum thread for your own question(s). Open your own thread in the appropriate forum section.

Perhaps you are paying too much attention to the whole "Fast forward" option.

There are more ways to skip to a timestamp in a video.

Default settings must have some value setting. It doesn't mean that they are applicable to everybody's Kodi setup.

The optimal settings are different when you have a PC monitor attached instead of a TV. A monitor usually has only 60Hz (gaming monitors have faster panels), but TV's can change their display rate so they have the optimum settings for displaying 23/24fps videos.

You'll need to figure out what the best settings are for your Kodi setup, and not simply enable/disable certain settings because "someone said so".

Quote from bismosa

If i turn off this option

Why would you want that?

Quote from bismosa

If I understand it correctly, it is actually recommended to have this setting switched off.

it is recommended, because...?

Sorry, but I have no clue why you would change settings that already make the RPi4 work properly.

You can always update manually if you are anxious enough for the newest version.

Either by pressing the update button in the LibreELEC Settings Add-on,

or by placing the correct .tar file in the .update folder, and reboot.