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HOW TO:Provide Logfile - LibreELEC

And disable "sync playback to display" if it's enabled.

You could check the path while using Estuary by navigating to one of the movies in your library, press "i" on your keyboard, navigate to refresh. While you are there, the path is listed under the button.

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but why would the IP changing effect a local hard drive in the PC?

sorry, I thought we were talking about some network storage . My fault.

No....

depending on what you want, you are able to use any NVidia card you like.

Did you miss a question?

Try enabling the 'wait for network' option at the LibreELEC settings. Sometime devices are booting very fast and the network service isn't running yet. Enabling that option will let LibreELEC wait until the service is running.

Yes....its

:D

I'm out of ideas if it doesn't work. That's a reason why I decided to not support AMD gfx with that script/how-to

Sorry.

Probably because the IP of the hosting machine has been changed (DHCP?). This might also happen if you change the path to those movies in any way.

What you can do now is:

- rescan all your movies (will get you double entries)
- remove the existing source, add a new source and let Kodi scrape again

To prevent this:

- get the hosting machine a static IP
- don't change the path to those files

So, that we know that

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/sys/class/drm/card0-HDMI-A-1

is the port in question, we can go further....if (and it's all just guessing) that will work, we have to do a combination of the thread you mentioned at kodi-forums and our system. So the next steps "might" be:

mkdir -p /storage/.config/firmware/edid


cp /sys/class/drm/card0-HDMI-A-1/edid /storage/.config/firmware/edid/edid.bin

those 2 command will first create the folders under a section you have write access to (/storage/lib/firmware/edid) and the other one will copy the EDID informations to that folder in a file called "edid.bin"

Now we have to create a cpio-archive:

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cd ~
mkdir -p cpio/lib/firmware/edid
cp .config/firmware/edid/edid.bin cpio/lib/firmware/edid/
cd cpio/
find . -print | cpio -ov -H newc > ../edid.cpio

Now we have to move that cpio-archive to /flash

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mount -o remount,rw /flash
mv ../edid.cpio /flash/

After that is done, you have to edit either the "syslinux.cfg" or the "extlinux.conf" file. Only one will exist so please check

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ls /flash/

which one is available and edit it with: nano <filename>

Search for the "APPEND"-line and add the following to it:

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initrd=/edid.cpio drm_kms_helper.edid_firmware=HDMI-A-1:edid/edid.bin video=HDMI-A-1:D

make sure everything is written into a single line!!! That's important.

After this is done, save the file and exit nano and then enter:

reboot

Cross fingers and pray that this will work. I can't promise if it will, but I guess we will know soon

I'm not sure if the steps 4++ from here: Radeon OSS with vdpau (howto)

will be needed. If they are, then I'm out of ideas how this should be done on our OS.

Custom EDID - LibreELEC

bunter fisch:

We talked about that earlier at Kodinerds and yes....that is for Intel and NVidia only.

As you have a AMD GPU, the script I made won't work.

The thread you pointed to mentions AMD, that's true. But the steps in there are 100% the same as for Intel GPU and it's also mentioned at the openelec wiki, that those steps are for Intel GPUs only. See:

Configuring a Custom xorg.conf - OpenELEC

So you didn't answered my questions at kodinerds yet.

Kein Bild wenn der TV nicht eingeschaltet ist bei Ubuntu 16.04 - Installation & Konfiguration unter Linux - Kodinerds.net - Deutschsprachiges Forum zum Kodi Entertainment Center

Please answer them at least in here to get any further.

Get us the output of:

for f in /sys/class/drm/card*; do echo $f && cat $f/enabled; done

To see if those commands will work in general for your GPU or get us the needed outputs.

Probably I'm wrong and the steps in there will also work for AMD GPUs. But then tell us if you already dumped the EDID to the specific file mentioned in the How-To. Maybe you've done something wrong or did a typo or whatever.

But not answering questions won't get you any further

That's correct.

Please follow this video exactly!! to migrate:

Here is a paste of the log, btw:

Ubuntu Pastebin

So the playback starts fine, but if you skip a chapter forward, you are thrown to Kodi main gui?

This one makes me wonder:

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14:25:41.419 T:140048013498112 ERROR: Detection of DVD-ROM media failed.

But unfortunately this is not a debug log:

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14:25:39.415 T:140048188942464 NOTICE: Disabled debug logging due to GUI setting. Level 0.

Also could you please update to the latest version. As you are still using LE 8.0.0. 8.0.1 is out. So please update to the newest version, enable debug logging in system settings, and then try to reproduce your issue and grab a new log.

I guess (and please note, that this is a guess) while you are talking about "Wetek Openelec" we are talking about the Wetek Play 1. If that's the case (if!!!) then please take this file:

LibreELEC-WeTek_Play.arm-8.0.1.tar

Here is a more detailed description on how to modify a skin

thread-6659-post-41919.html#pid41919

You don't have writ access to that location.

1. Copy the complete skin to: /storage/.kod/addons
2. Edit the addon.xml file and rename the skin to something else
3. Do the changes you want to do
4. Enable the skin at addons->my addons->look and feel->skins->your skin-name
5. Use the skin by system settings->interface settings->skin->your skin-name

done

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Let me know if you need more information.

A logfile would have been nice

Do you have movies stored somewhere (local machine, USB HDD, NAS)?

If yes, you have to set up video sources and point to the movies

Adding video sources - Official Kodi Wiki

while doing that, your are able to specify which scraper you would like to use.

We dont support those builds which are mostly full of banned and illegal add-ons.

So our advice is, to not use those builds.