<Milhouse>
@Kocane: Tethering worked last time I tried it a year or so ago (purely for testing purposes etc.) I suppose it might be useful if you're in a pinch. Using an RPi as a router? Yeah, not really something I'd recommend - certainly not with LE as the distro, anyway.
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<chewitt>
Kocane: tethering should work, but it's creating a "hotspot" not a router
<chewitt>
the only config options are on/off and the SSID/passphrase of the hotspot
<chewitt>
(exactly the same as your mobile phone, which is what the hotspot capability on connman was originally coded for)
<chewitt>
if you want more .. you need a proper router
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<JohnDoe_71Rus>
hi. fail build cmake:host on x86 build system. someone can confirm?
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<chewitt>
JohnDoe_71Rus: if people have to guess which branch, which device/arch you are building (target), and what changes you made? .. don't expect good answers :)
<chewitt>
JohnDoe_71Rus: I don't provide personal support .. please post to the public channel
<chewitt>
I'm not sure if aarch64 compile is supported on x86 (32-bit) hardware
<JohnDoe_71Rus>
I already left a post in the channel
<chewitt>
Even if it's theoretically possible it probably does not work because nobody on staff is compiling on x86 hardware, only x86_64
<chewitt>
the other way around (build arm/32-bit on x86_64) is no problem
<chewitt>
So .. I would say this is "untested and not supported"
<tigermann>
chewitt: will Kodi19 be released witl LE 9.x and Kodi20 with LE10 now that Kodi19 won't support the necessary framework for HDR?
<tigermann>
whoever can ask, but i guessed chewitt knew :)
<tigermann>
answer*
<chewitt>
LE10 = K19, LE11=K20
<tigermann>
OK, and no HDR until LE11?
<chewitt>
on what platform?
<tigermann>
x86 intel gpu
<tigermann>
or rpi4
<chewitt>
which Intel GPU?
<chewitt>
(which generation .. lake)
<tigermann>
any :) I would buy one for the release of LE10 if it works
<tigermann>
so i guess gen9 or newer NUC
<chewitt>
Gemini lake has initial working support, although I don't know how much of the plumbing is upstream and accessible
<chewitt>
I'm fairly sure some of the Kodi PRs aren't merged yet
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<chewitt>
and I'm not aware of much movement on the RPi4 side, the people who will do that work have other priorities at the moment
<chewitt>
if anything is usable at the point where K19 ships, it will probably be included
<tigermann>
so with the release of LE10 I could possible build it myself with the PRs if it isnt merged?
<tigermann>
ah okay
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<tigermann>
do you have a URL to github or anything with the PRs?
<tigermann>
so I can follow the thread
<tigermann>
if its not inconvienient for you
<JohnDoe_71Rus>
chewitt: allwinner A20 not aarch64
<chewitt>
I'm not personally tracking anything as I don't run any x86_64 kit
<chewitt>
have a look at the Kodi open PRs
<chewitt>
there are probably 4-5 people involved in the kernel side work (between LE, Kodi and Intel) .. it's probably all in github
<chewitt>
but .. several of them are branch hoarders so good luck in spotting which 10 of 500+ similarly named branches have the right combo of commits in :)
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<chewitt>
kwiboo, a1rwolf, piotsrad on our side .. the Intel folks mostly have long unpronounceable Indian names
<tigermann>
thanks!
<chewitt>
JohnDoe_71Rus: so 'arm' not 'aarch64' ?
<chewitt>
probably still the same answer .. nobody on staff is building on x86 hardware since ~2015
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<r0bert>
got an album here but cant seem to play it
<oblikoamorale>
LE doesn't play anything, Kodi handles flacs just fine
<oblikoamorale>
check your files integrity
<mack->
and if playing from a network location, file permissions.
<oblikoamorale>
I hope it's not that simple :)
<r0bert>
na, permissions should be fine <.
<r0bert>
(i hope)
<r0bert>
just checking, maybe i was that moronic
<r0bert>
okay
<r0bert>
i was
<r0bert>
some days...
<r0bert>
btw, different question: what would be the simplest way to play the content of an entire directory?
<oblikoamorale>
isn't there something like 'play' in folder context menu?
<r0bert>
nope (using webif/chorus) here
<oblikoamorale>
ah. not sure about webui...
<mack->
it's the simple stuff that gets us more often than not because we usually have those things right almost subconsciously. So when it IS the simple stuff, we don't think to check them.
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<psymin>
is there a libreelec build that might work on a pogoplug? The hw might be too antiquated to be useful. v2 I think.
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<mack->
and r0bert, I would add to a Playlist
<mack->
psymin: did pogoplugs even have display output? What I remember is they were designed to be headless.
<psymin>
hmm, that might be true.
<mack->
I guess you could use them for audio output via USB or soemthing, but there are better tools than LE or kodi for that.
<psymin>
Yeah, doesn't appear to have video output.
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<r0bert>
[17:30:02] <mack-> and r0bert, I would add to a Playlist
<r0bert>
too much effort, tbh
<mack->
r0bert: Are you using the Browser section of Chorus2 or something?
<mack->
Either I don't understand something, or that section just doesn't work right :) But there is Queue in Kodi in the three dots. That doesn't help you if you're trying to play in the browser, though.
<r0bert>
mack-: in my three dots there is no "queue in kodi"
<r0bert>
if i select the directory, there's no "play" option at all
<mack->
Are you in Browser, or in scraped Music?
<r0bert>
if i go to that directory and then "select all" > "play with..." it only plays the first track
<r0bert>
browser
<r0bert>
i dont scrape music, that'd be nonsensically slow on my rpi1
<r0bert>
also i have no use for it anyways
<mack->
I have no Select All that I can find. I'm on version 8.2.5 -- maybe that's the difference.
<r0bert>
i am on latest LE
<buzzmarshall>
not sure if anyone ever made a public plugin that handled that but i do know its not that hard if your into python to create a scraper that will handle local or inside network scraping and dump it into a buffer that you can manipulate
<buzzmarshall>
with most of these devices in the old days being short on ram it never really caught on but now with most devices having much more ram might be a good project
<mack->
or just use one of the bazillion tools to write .nfo files
<buzzmarshall>
a dirty fix would be to setup a source directory and then set kodi to automatically play the next file and then just manually start the 1st file and let it go thru the directory in autoplay mode
<buzzmarshall>
kinda a crappy way but if your just trying go thru everything in the directory and don't need to worry about order of the files it kinda works
<mack->
I like it as a solution, buzz :) Playing mp3s like it's 1998!
<mack->
Now I'm feeling nostaligic. I wonder if my Rio still works.
<r0bert>
yeye
<r0bert>
make fun of me
<r0bert>
i am basically looking at the equivalent of drag'n'dropping a directory onto winamp :P
<mack->
I actually wasn't making fun. If autoplay actually works to play the next in directory, it would be the simplest solution to play output on the kodi device
<mack->
I can barely make my kodi do anything in Browse mode on the webui, though :)
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<buzzmarshall>
cool, someplace here in my mountain of junk i am sure theres a few old rios as well, they were a neat unit at the time
<buzzmarshall>
the only bad think about the auto play thing is not really being able to order the stuff you want unless you move it into a directory and then number the files in the order you want
<buzzmarshall>
hm... might be a good idea to revisit the idea of extending kodi's auto-play funtionality or make a plugin and i like your drag and drop idea