This isn't the most graceful way but still it does the job;
In the bedroom i run a small bash script with cron every night at 03:00
At 03:30 the "smart power plug" cuts power to the RPi.
Day after, the power plug scheduler starts/power on the RPi at 16:00.
(If necessary, it kan be started with remote as well...)
... I'm not sure which setting made it work. ...
You can find all descriptions/explanations here: Video options in config.txt
For addons in general. You should start at 'forum.kodi.tv'.
Someone started a mega.nz addon for a while ago but it seems like it has died out...
Does it make any difference if You add 'Wait for network" delay (in LE settings) to say around 30 sec.
That should allow the network connection to be established before anything else loads.
--> https://libreelec.wiki/libreelec_settings?s[]=network#tab__network
The episode name/title isn't required.
I only name episodes like: "Seinfeld (S03E10).mkv"
Kodi picks rest of the info from (in my case) TMDB.
Seems like there few other users reporting same/similar issues at Kodi forums:
This is player related issue, probably nothing to do with LE
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There seems to be a workaround:
Try and report back to Kodi forum so the dev's can trace the progress.
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Tried adding 30 sec wait for network?
That helped in my case.
... The tool I mentioned above can do this, and maybe you'll find free Windows tools with the same functionality.
No offence but "Minitool Partition Wizard Free" is a free (for home/personal use) tool... 
If on Windows, try "Minitool Partition Wizard Free" (or similar) and run full surface test.
Mysterious little b*stards these SD cards...
I had an old(ish) 16GB Sandisk Class 10 card that got corrupted in an RPi2 and totally refused to be re-formatted regardless of tools or oparating systems used until:
Under Win10 I repartitioned the card in 2 partitions and formatted as one NTFS and one FAT32.
Moved card to my Ubuntu and deleted partitions and re-created one 16GB FAT32 (if i remember it correctly) and to my big surprise: the card works again... Not a clue witch step solved it...
I know it's a bit overkill but I used 'systemctl stop kodi' command before reboot in my bash-script.
AFAIK there is no Chrome or Chromium for ARM...
See conversation here:
Browser still missing on ARM? Please provide some kind of viable workaround!
You have better chance to get support for that plugin at Kodi.tv forums:
Have You tried 'Universal Movie Scraper' addon?
It's pretty easy configure and flexible regardless if You prefer IMDB or TMDB.
Scraping should go quite quickly (of course 2000+ movies will still take a while... 
) .
Have You tried removing the WiFi connection entirely, rebooting and re-creating a new WiFi connection?
Did a clean install on one of my Rpi3+, and it works like a charm.
One gripe is that the Universal Screen Scraper only gets about 50% hits on my movies, where as using LibreElec 8.2.5 I got approx 98% hits. Anybody suffering from the same?
There seems to be changes in Universal Movie Scraper...
Read here, part 1d.
There has been few questions about this at the Universal Movie Scraper thread.
Have You tried setting "hdmi_force_hotplug = 1" in config.txt?
If i remember it correctly You probably need to mount /flash as RW.
Read here: Raspberry Pi Config.txt [LibreELEC.wiki]
More details about video settings here:
