<Mr-G>
C-Media Electronics Inc. USB Audio Device at usb-3f980000. usb-1.5, full speed
<Mr-G>
its just it makes a loud pop when stopping and starting audio
<Mr-G>
usb is ok its just the dac that pops, so nearly there :)
itdependsnetwork has quit [Ping timeout: 252 seconds]
itdependsnetwork has joined #libreelec
<de-facto>
is there any way to delete/deactivate the video overlay menu (seekbar, playbutton etc) completely? when i autoplay it shows for each video playback for a few seconds with is very annoying
<vpeter>
But I think only first one is important to you.
<de-facto>
i think it might have worked...
andy-burns has joined #libreelec
<de-facto>
YAY thank you a lot for your help :)
<vpeter>
:-)
<vpeter>
It was easy.
tuxiano has quit [Remote host closed the connection]
tuxiano has joined #libreelec
tuxiano has quit [Quit: tuxiano]
tuxiano has joined #libreelec
BCMM has quit [Quit: Konversation terminated!]
Roxxor91 has joined #libreelec
<Roxxor91>
Hi! I would like to setup a tvheadend backend on my libreelec device. I have a cable router (AVM Fritzbox) which also serves as a cableTV2IPTV device. It allows up to four streams simutaneously. Now to be able to receive 4 streams at the same time, I need 4 IP-Adresses. I then can link the individual "tuners" to each IP-adress. Now coming to the question: What is the preferred way to set up 4 different IP-adresses in Libreelec for
andy-burns has quit [Remote host closed the connection]
andy-burns has joined #libreelec
BCMM has quit [Quit: Konversation terminated!]
tuxiano has quit [Quit: tuxiano]
tuxiano has joined #libreelec
tuxiano has quit [Quit: tuxiano]
andy-burns has quit [Ping timeout: 252 seconds]
andy-burns has joined #libreelec
mack- has joined #libreelec
<Roxxor91>
vpeter: Well I think this works a bit different in Libreelec, as only data in /storage persists on upgrades, right?
<Roxxor91>
I'm searching the network configuration right now. If somebody already knows where it is, feel free to pinpoint :D
JohnDoe_71Rus has quit [Quit: KVIrc KVIrc Aria 5.0.0, revision: 5.0.0+git-7416-9b35d44fd, build type: debug, sources date: 20160102, built on: 2019-01-23 17:02:15 UTC 5.0.0+git-7416-9b35d44fd http://www.kvirc.net/]
andy-burns has quit [Ping timeout: 245 seconds]
andy-burns has joined #libreelec
tuxiano has joined #libreelec
<Roxxor91>
Ok. It works via simple ifconfig commands, but i'll have to run them on every boot. Whats the preferred way on libreelec to run something on startup?
jevinskie has quit [Quit: My MacBook has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…]
<mack->
Roxxor91: /storage/.config/autostart.sh
<Roxxor91>
mack-: Thanks!
jevinskie has joined #libreelec
<mack->
you might be able to put a .conf for networking right in that .config
<mack->
things in autostart might attempt to run before networking is up and running.
JohnDoe_71Rus has joined #libreelec
<Roxxor91>
mack-: Just tested with a reboot
<Roxxor91>
Works
<mack->
nice!
tuxiano has quit [Quit: tuxiano]
ghostcube has joined #libreelec
andy-burns has quit [Remote host closed the connection]
tuxiano has quit [Remote host closed the connection]
tuxiano has joined #libreelec
andy-burns has quit [Ping timeout: 245 seconds]
andy-burns has joined #libreelec
tuxiano has quit [Quit: tuxiano]
tuxiano has joined #libreelec
hijacker has quit [Quit: Leaving]
tuxiano has quit [Quit: tuxiano]
tuxiano has joined #libreelec
tuxiano has quit [Remote host closed the connection]
Israphel_ has joined #libreelec
Israphel is now known as Guest51211
Israphel_ is now known as Israphel
Guest51211 has quit [Ping timeout: 258 seconds]
Fenster`` has joined #libreelec
Fenster` has quit [Ping timeout: 252 seconds]
Fenster`` has quit [Ping timeout: 258 seconds]
Roxxor91 has quit [Quit: Leaving.]
|Jeroen| has joined #libreelec
Roxxor91 has joined #libreelec
ghostcube has quit [Quit: Verlassend]
cinux has joined #libreelec
<cinux>
hi, just a short question. Why get my wifi configuration lost if i change from one RPi to another one (same model). For me every configuration information is stored on the SD-Card, which i have also put into from the old one to the new RPi. Any ideas?
gouchi has joined #libreelec
<TheTrash>
Hm other than... a broken SD card filesystem, I can't really think of anything, if absolutely everything is identical.
<Roxxor91>
Hi! What steps are needed to get DASH for youtube working with RPi3? I installed the adaptive input plugin and enabled DASH. Now Videos simply dont start. If I disable DASH, plaback works. I read in other places something like "enable proxy". I dont know where this setting is and what it tries to accomplish. Some ideas?
<Roxxor91>
My goal is to get 1080p working.
<TheTrash>
Roxxor91: the settings are a bit tricky to get right, but probably want to start in the logs.
<TheTrash>
Lemme check what I have it set to, it was a bit of a pain to set up.
<TheTrash>
Ah ok, the proxy setting is in the Youtube plugin settings, under "http server"
<Roxxor91>
And what is this proxy supposed to do?
<Roxxor91>
Why does it need a proxy?
<TheTrash>
You can check if it is running by accessing your LE box through a browser on port 50152, i.e. http://<your ip>:50152
<TheTrash>
In a nutshell... addons in kodi can't really communicate with each other well, so it ties inputstream adaptive and youtube together.
<Roxxor91>
Or is the adaptive streaming plugin the service running on this port?
<TheTrash>
What happens is: there's a request sent to youtube (the service) to get a list of formats for a particular service. Inputstream adaptive needs this, so the YT plugin exposes it as a web service. Basically serving the file that YT the service sent to the YT plugin.
<TheTrash>
IA can then fetch it and select the right format.
<TheTrash>
This is why it's called a proxy, the YT plugin "proxies" the list of file formats to the inputstream plugin.
<TheTrash>
Horribly complex, but in praxis it works fairly reliably once set up.
<Roxxor91>
Oh no. Is 1080p youtube always in vp9? The RPI3 doesnt have hardware decoding for it, right?
<TheTrash>
I don't think so, I'm seeing a lot of h264 still.
mpmc has quit [Ping timeout: 250 seconds]
<TheTrash>
And as for your other question, you're right, no hw VP9 on Pi. But I get h264 from youtube for most stuff
<Roxxor91>
So thanks, I set the IP to localhost and it works. But when choosing video streams it shows a vp9 1080p stream and a h264 720p stream. I checked back with youtube-dl and the video provides a 1080 h264 stream. Any idea how I can access that? Or set as default?
<TheTrash>
The YT plugin has 2 settings that probably should be set to off in the MPEG-DASH settings panel thingy.
<TheTrash>
The webm setting and the VP9.2 setting
<Roxxor91>
Ok. I think there was some issue with the specific video. weird. Works on other videos.
<Roxxor91>
Thanks for your help!
mpmc has joined #libreelec
<TheTrash>
Yeah, while a lot of videos will have h264 (or some of the proxy magic goes wrong, perhaps), possibly you'll occasionally see _some_ VP9 still.
<TheTrash>
It's just the other way around from the rumor, I think.
<TheTrash>
Google knows full well they can't get away with VP9-only, because hardware support for it on many platforms is still very crappy.
RaphGro has quit [Quit: Please remember your own message. It'll be read as soon as possible.]
<TheTrash>
Though ultimately, what's really the issue here is the ancient GPU on the Pi, as probably every other chip made after 2014 will do hw vp9, but yeah.
<Roxxor91>
TheTrash: Yeah. I think if I am going to upgrade my TV, I am getting an Odroid C2, or whatever supports 4k/HDR at that time. Though I would prefer a device with a more open GPU. But that's why the RPi is so far back.. There seems to be no alternative.
<|Jeroen|>
get the potato thing instead Roxxor91
<|Jeroen|>
same chip as C2 but build better, my C2 broke already
<Roxxor91>
Ah. I think I read about this thing and that its basically "half" scam, as its not really libre. Are the GPU drivers free software? I dont think so.
<Roxxor91>
But at least they try ;)
<|Jeroen|>
its same chip as C2
<|Jeroen|>
wel no the X version
<|Jeroen|>
but gpu isn't important , kodi doesnt use it i think
<|Jeroen|>
well by libre i think they mean the board is open source, not the cpu
<|Jeroen|>
there is no totaly open arm chip i think
<Roxxor91>
Yeah I guess the GUI can work out in software via cpu and the video engine is maybe reverse engineered.
<|Jeroen|>
amlogic provides vpu stuff i think
<|Jeroen|>
its nog reverse enegeerd like allwinner chips
<|Jeroen|>
it works :p
<Roxxor91>
Well thats great. Let's see what the next RPi brings. I still dont see the need for 4k for me right now. Things may still change until I get a 4k TV :D.
JohnDoe_71Rus has quit [Quit: KVIrc KVIrc Aria 5.0.0, revision: 5.0.0+git-7416-9b35d44fd, build type: debug, sources date: 20160102, built on: 2019-01-23 17:02:15 UTC 5.0.0+git-7416-9b35d44fd http://www.kvirc.net/]
<|Jeroen|>
nah rpi realy needs a new vpu
<|Jeroen|>
rpi is nice for support, but the hw is realy behind
<|Jeroen|>
still uses nic over usb etv
weust has quit [Ping timeout: 245 seconds]
|Jeroen| has quit [Quit: dada]
hijacker has joined #libreelec
Fenster has joined #libreelec
BCMM has joined #libreelec
<cinux>
TheTrash, thx for your answer, and yes i think the same as you :D
BCMM has quit [Remote host closed the connection]
Roxxor91 has quit [Quit: Leaving.]
Roxxor91 has joined #libreelec
dag has joined #libreelec
dag has left #libreelec [#libreelec]
andy-burns has quit [Ping timeout: 255 seconds]
tsal has quit [Ping timeout: 255 seconds]
tsal has joined #libreelec
tsal has quit [Excess Flood]
tsal has joined #libreelec
tsal has quit [Excess Flood]
tsal has joined #libreelec
tsal has quit [Excess Flood]
tsal has joined #libreelec
gouchi has quit [Remote host closed the connection]
Roxxor91 has quit [Quit: Leaving.]
Roxxor91 has joined #libreelec
hijacker has quit [Remote host closed the connection]
Roxxor91 has quit [Quit: Leaving.]
TomTom has quit [Quit: Connection closed for inactivity]