Posts by Klojum

Quote from Alex24353

but when it comes to blaming HDDs

I said "maybe". The corruption errors come from somewhere, either the download went bad, or the storage has a problem. I don't care, the log is reporting problems.

About the russians... Check the log file entry:

2019-12-02 17:49:11.653 T:2571084656 INFO: ffmpeg[993FA370]: title : Frozen 2013 4K from селезень

That is not an official video file.

People coming here, with their 2nd or 3rd post demanding like "Hey, fix this!" simply because other media players with less overhead apparently have less troubles playing those corrupt videos, have no idea how obnoxious they sound. If they have a problem with Kodi because of this, they can use their other media players instead.

If Kodi had a fundamental problem playing videos, the number of complaints would be in the millions. It is not.

So yes, it's the attitude that stinks and doesn't help.

Quote from GibsonLP

Thanks, will do (both) and report back

Oops... Typo: set to loglevel 1 , not 2. Otherwise you will still get debug info on screen. Sorry.

Quote from GibsonLP

Turning on debug is not an option unless there is a way to remove the debug text,

There is. You can enable the loglevel and set it to 1 in the advancedsettings.xml file:

<advancedsettings>
  <loglevel>2</loglevel>
</advancedsettings>

Quote from GibsonLP

Running 9.1.501, Generic X86 on NUC6CAY

Please upgrade to 9.2.0 first.

Quote from Exitras

But I still wonder why this happens..

A debug-enabled kodi.log file of the 1GB RPi4 having played a problem video would be very nice.

Which part of "English only" is unclear to you?

Quote from Exitras

I mean with the "movie preview page" the section, where you can see covers of all your movies - movie overview.

Okay, so simply the movie listing page

Quote from Exitras

I decided to put the micro sd card in my Raspberry Pi 4 (but with 4gb ram) and it works just perfectly.

You mean you also have a RPi4 with 1GB with LibreELEC, and that one has hiccups using that SDcard?

That is not supposed to happen.

Sorry to be a bit ignorant, but what exactly do you mean by your "movie preview page" ?

I run a Rpi4 for with a movie library without any hiccups.

Perhaps you can also provide Kodi's log file for some more insight?

Quote

Please note that is an English-only forum. Use your favorite translation tool as we have very little Greek knowledge.

I'm new to libreelec and am trying to use it

Unsuccesful. When the libreelec installation is complete and I accept the dialogs and install a build, then if I restart the system it comes to a black screen. Then I try to turn off the power to boot from the sd card, but the result is the same. What should I do?

Since we have no idea of which computer and/or which graphics card you are using for LibreELEC, providing us with more information on your computer would be a good start.

I'm going to give you one last chance to give a normal reply.

If you are not able to do so, a permanent vacation away from this forum will be arranged for you.

It's your choice.

Quote from 130837

WALL-E L6 PV pegatron

This is possibly the oldest type of hardware you can install LibreELEC on. I'm surprised it still runs at all.

That hardware is some 10 years old now. I'm guessing there is some new Linux version glitch on old hardware that makes your device misunderstand the shutdown command.

I don't think we can do anything about that anymore. The simplest thing to do during a (re)boot is to do a hard power-down (hold power button for more than 3 seconds), or simply pulling out the power cord.

Quote from 130837

Installed on a computer.

I should hope so that it is installed on a computer. If you had installed LibreELEC on a wardrobe closet, it would be amazing.

But .. can you provide any other details of your computer, because we have no crystal ball here.

Quote from csaba

I don't think crashing is an acceptable reaction to a problem in a video file.

How about using proper movie files instead of remuxed videos with added black borders to a 21:9 movie like the one in Alex24353's log file, all because the russian person creating those remuxes doesn't understand what he is doing? And somewhere along the way, your download/storage of the video got corrupted on maybe drives with disk errors. Depending on the level and amount of corruption, crap videos will no longer be watchable.

Quote from csaba

This needs to fixed

In that case, roll up your sleeves and start coding.

Quote from Alex24353

The other players do not feel this issue at all. So, it could be an issue with the file, but they manage to cope with it. It's probably a good idea to make KODI do the same?

I always say to use the right tool for the job. If that means using a different tool, so be it.

Kodi does things by the book, and uses ffmpeg for video decoding. If you want to maintain a collection of corrupted video files on possibly damaged drives, that's up to you. Also, not all pirated content is 100% 'fehlerfrei'.

If that also means you must use "other players", then do so. You can define external players in Kodi. It's impossible to overcome all types of hiccups or damages in video files.

We are not changing tactics on our media player that works on "everything" for a media player that works on only 1 operating system.

As far as I can tell, the Frozen video is a wide-screen movie, your video is reported as 3840x2160 instead of 3840x1608. So I'm not quite sure what happened to your 'copy', but it's something I noticed.

What kind of power adapter do you have with the RPi4?

Have you tried a different HDMI port on the television?

Quote from npierro

and it doesn't work (Buffering, bugs, freeze)

Really not the best bug description we've seen.

Where are the details? Where is the Kodi debug log file?

Quote from npierro

Are you facing the same issues with 9.2 on RPI 4?

If you have already tried v9.2, I have no idea what to do with this question.

I'm hoping that one of the developers will pick this up as I myself am not a developer.

What is strange is that the movie starts okay, so Kodi itself is running fine (right?), but things seems to go wrong at a certain point.

It could be that the video file is corrupted at some point (a 4K video is a big file..) and Kodi perhaps simply trips over unexpected data.

Do any other videos give the same outcome, or is it just this one?

Quote from swax

Any fixes?

Since our crystal ball is not available during the weekends, I suggest you give us some more information on the laptop at hand.

And preferably also the kodi.log, in full, via a pastebin website.