Posts by alessandro.psrt

Hi to everyone.
I was trying to build a version of OpenELEC 7.95 with Italian language set by default.

What I did in kodi sources was:
-Insert resource.language.it_it in /addons
-Change en_gb to it_it in /system/settings/settings.xml

In libreelec sources:
/packages/mediacenter/kodi/package.mk with new commit from my kodi's fork

As results on first boot service.libreelec.settings is without text-string and give me an error; it seems that strings.po files in /language are missing. Any help?

More infos:
- No errors during compilation
- Leaving en_gb in settings.xml everything works fine so compile procedure is correct, I suppose.

Hi to everyone. Thank's to kszaq, I'm an happy user on S805 since first releases. Reading the various posts I would like to understand what you think is the best device S905 for these builds and maybe next release, tips?

/usr is read-only! Fix errors.

#!/bin/bash


file="/storage/.kodi/alreadyset"
if [ -f "$file" ]


then
    
    echo "Already set"
    
else


    echo "localtime, rss are set" >> /storage/.kodi/alreadyset
    cp /usr/config/guisettings.xml /storage/.kodi/userdata
    echo "TIMEZONE=Europe/Rome" >> /storage/.cache/timezone
    cp /usr/config/RssFeeds.xml /storage/.kodi/userdata


fi

With this method I can set my rss feed. Deleting libreelec-rss patch file and editing RssFeeds.xml from kodi source works, but I don't know why I can't get rss enabled by default in kodi settings. Now everything works, thanks. Hope will help other peoples.

Thanks for reply but does not work.
Created /projects/S805/filesystem/usr/config/autostart.sh containing:

#!/bin/bash
file="/storage/.cache/timezone"
if [ -f "$file" ]
then
echo "$file found."
else
echo "TIMEZONE=Europe/Rome" >> /storage/.cache/timezone
fi

After first run it creates /storage/.cache/timezone with TIMEZONE=Europe/Rome value but in kodi settings timezone remain empty.

I'm doing something wrong?
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Doing test, for example: if timezone is set America/Jamaica and modify /storage/.cache/timezone in Europe/Rome value, in kodi settings timezone remain set in America/Jamaica, even after reboot.
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You gave me the idea and I solved differently.
The time zone settings appear to be read in real time from /storage/.kodi/userdata/guisettings.xml, so:
Created /projects/S805/filesystem/usr/config/guisettings.xml with default values
Created /projects/S805/filesystem/usr/config/autostart.sh containing:

#!/bin/bash
file="/usr/config/guisettings.xml"
if [ -f "$file" ]
then
yes | cp -rf /usr/config/guisettings.xml /storage/.kodi/userdata
yes | rm /usr/config/guisettings.xml
    
else
echo "Already set"
fi

It works but if you have a better method I listen.

Hello to all users of the forum. I'm trying to compile LibreELEC from git to get a release completely in Italian. Editing some sources that the libreelec automake uses to get the system I was able to get half results. For example by changing the file /system/settings/settings.xml I'm able to set the it_it language after also inserting the localization addon in the addons folder. One thing that I'm not able to do is to set the timezone. I think kodi copy settings from LibreELEC core, maybe zdata.service. Can someone help me to set the timezone?

Sure? I would try on my box, but can't edit /etc/pulse/default.pa

Quote from lrusak

Not possible, however you can use the audio profile switcher addon Add-on:Audio Profiles - Official Kodi Wiki

then you can setup a keymap on your remote so when you press a key it will switch audio profiles.

Maybe unsquashing filesystem and following this PulseAudio - Official Kodi Wiki?

In kodi 16 you must install dutch language as addon and set it from system>appearance>international
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Add-on:Dutch - Official Kodi Wiki

Hi, did you follow this?
Installation - LibreELEC
If yes, try another pendrive.

Yes AVerMedia_AVerTV_Digi_Volar_X_(A815) but you need tvheadend Setting up an easy Linux Kodi with Live TV (LibreELEC)

Using ssh try in /usr/share/kodi/system, but i'm not sure.

I think if you make a clean and correct install, everything worked with OE must work with LE too.

Your hardware support wol?

Look into 720p folder.

Via ssh edit /usr/share/xbmc/addons/skin.confluence/IncludesHomeMenuItems.xml
Change openelec to libreelec.
Take this for example: LibreELEC.tv/kodi-theme-Confluence-001-add_oe_settings_to_homescreen.patch at libreelec-7.0 · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub

Understood, I think disable cec as suggested by popcornmix is the only solution even if it seems strange that no one has encountered your problem. Keep in mind that the cec standards is not really "standard" and some manufacturers use different specifications. Make some tests, such as raspberry pi connected directly to TV and check if LibreELEC settings are met (power on/off by cec) so you can begin to understand what does not work. Hope this help.

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It may depend on hardware, keep in mind that the majority of desktop PCs are 10x faster than a pi3.

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it seems that everything works as it should, TV's cec power on avr when you switch to it's hdmi port, that's how it should work.
If you want to keep avr powered off I assume you don't want use it to play audio, so why not link it directly to an HDMI port on the TV? Maybe I did not understand...

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