Just to mention;
There are few combinations of "CAT6" (and other CATx) cables.
For example "shielded" vs "unshielded", "CAT6" vs CAT6E" and all combinations of these.
Not all devices handle all types equally good.
Posts by Jocke.Sve
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Alternatively:
Create Raspberry OS (lite) SD-card, boot and launch raspi-config and set desired boot order.
Done!
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Just realized that not all my series was updated/added last time I added few movies and TV-shows.
All movies went fine but some series are misssing...
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Does using different scraper(s) have same result?
I switched to "The Movie Database Python | Kodi | Open Source Home Theater Software" and all movies & TV-series are scraped correctly (if naming conventions are properly used).
About file/folder dates:
If/when handled correctly, the sorting, newly added, .. works (almost) flawlessly!
There are few freeware tools to manipulate file/folder dates quite easily.
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I have installed easybcd on the disk where windows 8.1 is and I have given an option and it has eliminated the windows boot, how can I recover it?
Sorry, that's totally unknown area for me.
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but that is the bios, I would like to have a menu to select from and that has a countdown of several seconds so that one of the two starts by default.
Indirectly that's how it works;
Boot/BIOS logo is shown for 7 secs (time can be set in BIOS), unless 'F7' is pressed (showing OS section only, NOT BIOS settings!) LE is started automatically.
Only differences are:
- User has to manually press 'F7' to fire up the menu for selection of 'secondary' OS (Win10 in my case) .
- This menu is managed by HW/AMI BIOS not by OS/GRUB.
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I have a minipc with two ssd disks and I want to install windows 10 on one ssd and libreelec on the other ssd disk.
My MiniPC's are just like that.
In BIOS I have set the LE disk as primary boot, if I want to run Win10 I must press 'F7' during boot and select from boot menu otherwise it boots to LE.
So far (~3 years) it's been working just fine.
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workaround: convert all videos to mkv (no reencoding needed) and put the subs to the mkv, there are also tool that doing that automatically
And MKVToolNix encoder is free!: MKVToolNix Downloads – Matroska tools for Linux/Unix and Windows
BTW: Why RAR/ZIP anyway?? There is no or minimal space saving...
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Scraping works just fine here.
You could start with unmodified (debug) logs as described here:
Note!
!! PLEASE DO NOT UPLOAD LOG/ZIP FILES TO THE FORUM !!
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Then get one. Totally worth it.
Edit: Just checked the Rii mini. It has standard numeric keys. Which allows you to hide your enterings also, if you really wanted to. At least much more than having to enter it by using LE's virtual keyboard
Sry: Rii i7 Mini doesn't have any numeric keys, I have three, one on each LE box.
No plans for replacing, TY anyway!
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I'm using a Logitech Harmony Elite remote control which has a touch numeric panel. Which surely allows you to hide what you're typing in.
And my (and nobody else's) Rii mini doesn't have those keys...
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Correct, but still not as obvious to kids/spouse as showing the PIN on the screen
Uhhhmmm, well, maybe..
IIRC You still see the selection on screen even if character/number not shown.
But try to hide it from a curious 10-12 year old kids...
Good luck with that!
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Maybe a redundant question but:
If You are using remote/airmouse without numeric keys You still need to use On Screen Keyboard, right?
And pressing keys there is (close to) as visible as everything else?
Or am I thing incorrectly there?
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Just to eliminate the SMB version:
You could try to set You LibreElec box to use SMBv1 (not recommended!)
You can set the required SMB version in LibreElec settings.
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Note!
SMBv1 is obsolete and outdated. Usage should be avoided!
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Sorry, where have sseenthis info which plugin survived the python 3 transition?. Am I stupid?
I'm trying to follow status of plug-ins/add-ons I use at their main forums.
Add-ons => Kodi Community Forum - Add-on Support
But if there is a full up-to-date list with add-ons that are ready I really don't know...
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Have You tried at Transparency Forum at kodi.tv?
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My $0.02 is to invest in an Ethernet/Wireless bridge device. I use them with whatever test device I happen to be looking at .. to avoid the hassles of configuring WiFi connections. As "router" devices they have a larger antenna built-in which contributes to more stable connections (although stable is not a word I ever associate with WiFi) and since they present Ethernet to the test device there are zero driver issues. I used to collect/use old Apple a1rport devices as they are simple and cheap, but these days they're getting a bit old.
TY, that might be a (at least temporary) solution!
I have an unused "Comfast CF-WR754AC" lying around... Specs says it's a 1200Mbps (-ish) unit so should be suitable here.
It's a three mode Repeater/Access Point/Router so in AP mode it should/could do the trick!
Again, TY!!
