Posts by Mario77

    go to Install from repository>Libreelec Add-ons>Services Take a look at the end of the list there you'll find tvheadend 4.2.

    Btw with 4.3 the mapped Channels list is Not useable . The top 35 Channels can't be modified. I guess that's a bug. If you select Something nothing Happens alsoe the width of the columns can't be Changed If you try that, all is messed Up. Happens with all Browsers i have tried so gar on x86.

    Regards

    Nicolas

    Strange...what version are you on?I m on 4.3-1896 and all looks like it's working fine..

    Hello to everyone! :) I have an Xbox ONE tuner and, having issues with getting it to work on a Wetek Core, I've tried it on an RPi2 I had lying around.

    My current setup is LE 9.2.3, tvheadend server 4.3-1896 and tvheadend client 4.4.21.1. The Xbox ONE tuner is detected just fine, just with the built-in drivers (CrazyCat ones). I can scan the channels and everything seems fine (apart from the awful channel numbering which doesn't resemble the one I get on a 'normal' television while it seems they're sorted in the order they've been found or something similar, completely unusable this way!). The problem is that after a variable period of time (it could be two minutes but also ten seconds, not more than a couple of minutes anyway), the channel I'm viewing shuts down with a still image and the buffering circle at the center of the screen. After that, I'm no longer able to see any channel and I randomly get the error "Tvheadend Server does not respond properly" (not always though). The only way to get it working again is rebooting but then it starts acting up again.

    It seems a rather common problem and there are many threads about this issue but the proposed solutions don't work or aren't appliable being for different platforms like OSMC. Maybe it has anything to do with being my server the latest nightly, maybe incompatible with the client? Do you have a suggested version to use? I've also read of someone (more than one) having problems with LE 9.2 and tvheadend at all: should I revert back to 9.0? Would the Xbox ONE tuner be detected on it?

    Thanks in advance for your replies and have a nice day! :)

    Xbox tuner should work out of the box..no need of drivers...saying that i m not using it anymore...just using tv-hat and its much better..

    See #2 how to open MAME...otherwise another good option is use GameStarter Repo and install retroarch and play your roms from there..

    you have 2 options that come to mind..

    1)

    create a common folder on your nas for your playlists..then point Rpi1 and Rpi2 to that folder on your Nas for playlists..

    or) put playlists on Rpi1 and point Rpi2 or more to the playlist folder of Rpi1..

    you ll have to use advancedsettings.xml for this

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    <advancedsettings>
        <system>
            <playlistspath>smb://rpi1_ip_address/storage/.kodi/userdata/playlists</playlistspath>
        </system>
    </advancedsettings>

    option 2...mount playlist folder from your nas to rpi1 & 2

    You need to add this to advanced settings.xml for mame zip to open

    To have a UI for roms you need some kind of addon like Advanced Emulator Launcher.

    Did anyone managed to get comskip to work from a script on LE?It works fine from a postprocessor commands but I got a script as post command and I m trying to integrate comskip with it...no success yet..keep getting

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    Read-only file system - could not create file %f.txt

    Hiya I'm not new to the pi but I'm brand new to LE and using a TV hat. I have it all configured and running no problem on my house rooftop antenna. I intend to use the pi on trips with battery and portable antenna,

    I just followed the pihut tutorial seemed straight forward, however I will have no network while on trips and would like to be able to use the tuner, and I have discovered if I unplug the ethernet, it just won't work message displayed "TV headend htsp client server unreachable" ? I see a few posts about this and configuring IP to 127.0.0.1 hasn't worked for me, can anyone help plWh

    What are you watching it on?Is the monitor connected to the same RPi?

    If you want to view your TV while out on a tablet or phone just leave your rpi at home and use it as server..then you stream from it..

    I'm running Kodi on RPi 4 and I have enabled VNC. My purpose is to use remote desktop from Win 10 to start music playing on Pi, but I cannot connect unless there is a monitor connected via HDMI. To me this seems to defeat the purpose of the remote login. If I connect a monitor everything works again, but I can't run like that permanently.

    I have ordered an HDMI dummy plug with which I hope to fool LibreELEC that there is a monitor connected, but this is a very clunky workaround. Is there no way to force Kodi and VNC server to start IRRESPECTIVE of whether there is a monitor connected or not?

    If there is no way to do this at present, I would suggest it as a future upgrade.

    Kodi and VNC are 2 different services...VNC works even with kodi disabled..

    No need of a dummy..you can add

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    hdmi_force_hotplug=1

    in config.txt