Posts by Mario77

Quote from Albert

No, For the original version with subtitles, the subtitles are full only. There are no forced subtitles in the original version with subtitles.

Sorry I m lost now..

In that case the original subtitles are shown...

If you r watching a manga without forced subtitles it will show normal subtitles depending on the language chosen in the subtitles settings page...if forced subtitles exist they will be shown first

Quote from Albert

I use the subtitles contained in the videos, that's enough.

I've never had a problem, I didn't need to choose the forced subtitles in the settings.

I also watch videos in the original “manga” language

so if I choose forced, it won't read the full subtitles.

today, he still chooses full subtitles, even though the forced are present.

As I told you before if you don t set kodi to choose forced subtitles it won't.The setting is there to be used otherwise you will get the default normal english or whatever language you chose subtitle..Forced is not the default...original language is default.

So if you watch a movie in manga language you will get the manga subtitle by default if you don t set the subtitle language to english.

Apologies as i missed the main point of your issue.

If you are setting your subtitles to show forced subtitles only and that is not working it's either subtitles are named incorrectly or it's a Kodi issue..

go to kodi settings

player - language - prefered subtitle language -set to forced only

player - subtitles - language to download subtitles for -english

that should do it..i just tested a movie with forced subs and forced subs got enabled first time.

quote..If I only choose forced in the settings, it won't choose full subtitles for videos with original language (VOST).

setting only let you do 1 thing but when there is no forced subtitle available it will show your chosen language full subtitle...

Quote from Albert

I tried everything, but it doesn't take into account the full subtitles.

Yeah it looks like subtitles set default for all media only works with offset setting not with type of subtitle..

Quote from Albert

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Keep in mind it only works for embedded subtitles.

Did you set as default for all media the forced subtitles?

Quote from chewitt

If the subtitle add-on is available from the Kodi repo then it's fine to mention here. Are there any others?

It's not on kodi repo..

You need one of the subtitles addon to force the foreign language forced subtitles..not sure if its allowed to mention name of addon here..

So I got this HDD attached to a windows PC on my local network which I m mounting in LibreElec to the recordings directory..

Mount is enabled with system d service and all is working except I can t for the life of me make it writable..

I m sure I did this before and worked properly with the ,rw in the mount comand.

Did anything change regarding mounts?

Been making some research and found something about udev rules that need to be created or edited?

thanks for any feedback.

Issue sorted...

Problem was with the share permissions on windows...hdd was set to read only..

Quote from Ryarg

I updated to 12.0.2 and PWM fan control works, I added

Code

dtoverlay=gpio-fan,gpiopin=14,temp=55000

To the bottom of config.txt.

Thanks

Looks like its only on and off tough..no speed control..

Quote from alagregg

Hi All,

Apologies, this is probably a really straight forward support issue.

I've got an old Raspberry Pi 4, set up as a media center. I've just upgraded this to LibreElec 12 (from an older libreElec), and am now having issues accessing the GPIO.

I use the GPIO to control a CPU Fan. Previously I was able to run the following commands, which would then allow GPIO Access. (I would run these as part of an autostart.sh)

echo "17" > /sys/class/gpio/export
echo "out" > /sys/class/gpio/gpio17/direction

I now get the following errors:

LibreELEC:/sys/class/gpio # echo "17" > /sys/class/gpio/export
sh: write error: Invalid argument
LibreELEC:/sys/class/gpio # echo "out" > /sys/class/gpio/gpio17/direction
sh: can't create /sys/class/gpio/gpio17/direction: nonexistent directory

As a result I am unable to access the GPIO, and therefore my fan script won't work.

Am I missing something really obvious. ?, have I missed a step ? (I documented what I did last time, but maybe I forgot to write somthing down)

or has there been a change in how I should access the GPIO ?

I'd be grateful for any advice, as this isn't something I configure very often.

I did search this forum, but wasn't able to find an answer. I tried installing the pi-tools addon, but the issue persisted.

Thanks.

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Did you manage to fix this?

Quote from petediscrete

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6731…d-service-files

petediscrete But then to turn back ON when needed you will need to disable that service?

Why not you set up a small script depending on your needs of when you need your Rpi to be ON..

ex if you need your Rpi to be OFF let's say between 8:00 and 20:00 even if there was a powercut and the power came back in that time frame make an autostart script that starts with LibreElec..checks that the time is in your timeframe and turn Rpi back Off..(shutdown...power will still be ON - red light)

This will lead you to ask if you can then turn it back ON after 20:00 from same script which will not work unless adding hardware and complicating things...so there's really no reason of even switching it OFF unless this Rpi is on a remote island working on batteries..

= missing?

can you post output of

cat /storage/.config/system.d/storage-ProLiant.mount

Quote from fanformusik

May 28 21:16:59 LibreELEC kernel: cifs: Unknown parameter 'vers2.1'

vers=2.1

Quote from fanformusik

Mario77 :

Here are my actual settings (from kodi):
Lowest supported protocol version = SMB2
Highest supported protocol version = SMB3

For testing I changed SMB2 to SMB1, but no success.

Network waiting delay = 10 sec

Messages on LE boot:
Waiting on network to come online...
Failed to mount storage-ProLiant.mount (=the mount def file)

Interestingly, from within kodi I can access the server without problems, but during LE startup mounting a network share to a local folder fails (I need this for TV recording, TVheadend can't write to network).

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did you try to run

dos2unix /storage/.config/system.d/storage-ProLiant.mount

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LE (error message: network FAILED), before kodi is started.

I think you mean mount failed..

That's what you get if you don't set min and max smb version where I told you above...(from kodi)

Can you access your server from file manager?

vers=2.1 is probably giving the error..so read my post again...Did you check your SMB settings?

If your error is error message: network FAILED try to set wait for network with about 5 sec delay..

If you just upgraded I don't think kodi's SMB settings should had been altered but if you made a fresh install you ll need to set them back up..

Quote from fanformusik

A few days ago I started the upgrade LE11 -> LE12. Everything went fine - but LE12 won't mount my samba share any more. I get this error message:

Code

journalctl -xe
.....
May 27 17:52:50 LibreELEC systemd[1]: Mounting storage-ProLiant.mount...
May 27 17:52:50 LibreELEC mount[1958]: username specified with no parameter
May 27 17:52:50 LibreELEC systemd[1]: storage-ProLiant.mount: Mount process exited, code=exited, status=1/FAILURE
May 27 17:52:50 LibreELEC systemd[1]: storage-ProLiant.mount: Failed with result 'exit-code'.
May 27 17:52:50 LibreELEC systemd[1]: Failed to mount storage-ProLiant.mount.
.....

I double checked my mount definition file (storage-ProLiant.mount) but it is completely unchanged, and contains full username and password.
I disabled the "old" mountpoint, rebooted LE and enabled the mountpoint again: Still no connection to the share.

For info, here's my mount def file (credentials replaced by ****)

Code

[Unit]
Description=cifs mount script
Requires=network-online.service
After=network-online.service
Before=kodi.service
[Mount]
What=//192.168.0.10/Media/PVR
Where=/storage/ProLiant
Options=username=******,password=***********,rw,vers=2.1
Type=cifs
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

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Did I make a mistake? How can I reconnect my Network share?

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Try..Check kodi settings services smb client minimum 1,maximum 3,

Make sure folder on your PC is shared..

Check mount file for any errors from editing on windows

dos2unix /storage/.config/system.d/storage-test_mount.mount

This is working to mount an HDD from Windows 11 on LE12...looks same as yours to me..

[Unit]
Description=cifs mount script
Requires=network-online.service
After=network-online.service
Before=kodi.service

[Mount]
What=//192.168.0.10/D
Where=/storage/test_mount
Options=username=Mario,password=*****,rw,vers=2.1
Type=cifs

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

systemd file name is storage-test_mount.mount

Quote from Jocke.Sve

If You have all data (DB + audio + video) on NAS of other central storage, what can You win with SSD boot compared to good quality SD-card?

Boot time not counted as an issue as I'm running my RasPi's 24/7 as well.

Aren't USB devices consuming slightly more power?

Probably nothing..more headache when things go wrong..leave the SSD connected for backups and other data..Rpi's are nowadays fast enough anyway..