Posts by DaVu

    The following will only work if you are using LibreELEC 8.0 (or at least some beta 7.95.x)

    Please do us a favour and revert all the changes you have done to dump the custom EDID. It might be that you might have done something wrong. I've written a script which does all the steps for you by entering a single command. But that script will fail if you have already made changes to specific files which are involved to this task. So please revert all the changes you have done. After that SSH in and run the following comman:

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    getedid create

    Make sure everything will work before you enter that command. You shoild have a screen and working audio. If that doesn't work before, the EDID might be faulty and won't work.

    Note: the getedid-script is not part of LibreELEC 7.0.3. If you are using that, the command above doesnt work.

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    cd /storage/.config
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    nano autostart.sh

    with that commands you will change to the /storage/.config folder and the "nano" command will open an editor to enter the needed things to the file "autostart.sh" (which will be created automatically). After you did your changes, save and exit the file.

    Not really needed, but it doesn't hurt, make that file executably with:

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    chmod +x autostart.sh

    Then, everytime you boot up LibreELEC, the commands inside that script are executed.

    MrNice:

    The log above is the correct one, it's just not complete. Means, debug logging is missing and it seems to be cut.

    Enable debug logging, reboot the device, reproduce your issue as fast as you can and provide the log again.

    and it seems you try to play back the playlist-file:13:02:37 179.026581 T:1963143168 NOTICE: DVDPlayer: Opening: bluray://%2fvar%2fmedia%2fHD1%2fMovies%2fLet%20the%20right%20on%20in%20-%20Lat%20den%20ratte%20komma%20in%2f/BDMV/PLAYLIST/00000.mpls

    see the: 00000.mpls

    That's a playlist-file which should point to the specific m2ts files in the "stream" folder.

    But please provide a full debug log first. Then we'll see. As I don't have that problem with BR-movies on LibreELEC with my RPi2.

    Do you use ethernet or a WiFi connection?
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    You could also try to upgrade to 7.95.3 which should work better in that regard.

    And we should guess what kind of backend you are using? ;)

    Do you use TVH or VDR?

    For TVH you have the option to sort the channels via the webinterface. VDR has it's own "client specific settings" under Live-TV and PVR settings.

    But to provide more help, we need more info

    Yes, you should add that line if you don't want to use a self-powered usb-hub. A self-powered usb-hub would be what i would use, because I dont like the idea to push more power to the usb, but it's your choice.

    yes, if you install LibreELEC it will have Kodi installed already. LibreELEC is pretty similar to OpenELEC in that case

    I would say, this is still the same problem Linux does have like on those j3455 or j4205 boards. IIRC and if I'm not wrong, it's a driver related issue and we can't do anything for you. Kodi itself is waiting for matching drivers AFAIK.

    For the time being, disable passthrough, use PCM and let Kodi decode which is nearly no difference.

    And if it's not this, then please check if you have "sync playback to display" enabled. As this will disable passthrough automatically


    Linux v7.0 Operating System with Kodi 16 Gui Launcher.

    So obviously not related to us....some "Linux v7.0 Operating System" doesn't mean it's LibreELEC. As long as I don't see a logfile from that thingy, I say it's not related to us.



    Processor:Amlogic S812

    As I said. S812 which has poor support. Everything I said before still counts.

    Seems as this is some s812 device, which has very poor support.

    Anyway you won't receive an automated update. Just see if you will find some build which contains a newer Kodi version and update manually.

    This might be helpful for s812 devices: thread-293.html