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<shibboleth>
LE on rpi4 (not on 2/3) is making thumbnails of files in unindexed locations/sources, any way to disable this?
<lrusak>
that behaviour shouldn't be device specific
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<shibboleth>
i had assumed that is was enabled on the pi4 due to hw resources
<lrusak>
Nope
<lrusak>
They all run the same code
<shibboleth>
ok, i have four pi2, two pi3 and a pi4 and the pi4 is constantly revving the poe hat fan due to thumbnailing thousans of youtube videos i have in a stash
<lrusak>
Maybe the other devices generated the thumbnails already?
<shibboleth>
nope, they don't make them
<shibboleth>
just checked a remote 3b+, also poe-powered, same: doesn't make them. reason i wanna disable it is that it'll be all for naught at the next texturecache P anyway
<vudiq>
hi, have you encountered that the function `kernel_make` wraps some ENVS into single quotes, so the resulting command includes like (including quotes): 'HOSTCXXFLAGS=-march=native -O2 -Wall -pipe -I/home/vudiq/projects/Lakka-LibreELEC/build.Lakka-RK3328.arm/toolchain/include -Wno-format-security'
<vudiq>
GNU bash, version 5.0.17(1)-release (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)
<vudiq>
and of course the HOSTCXXFLAGS are not passed
<montjoie>
hello I have a 1year old image of libreelec, and it dont play any x265 video. normal ?
<asdf28>
vudiq: try "apt-get install libssl-dev"
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<vudiq>
asdf28: openssl:host is installed
<lrusak>
montjoie: depends on the hardware
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<asdf28>
vudiq, still try the command above, it might help
<vudiq>
asdf28: I don't think installing ssl headers on the build host is the right solution - it will fix it
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<vudiq>
but why then building openssl:host in first place?
<asdf28>
it's a build machine requirement, so to speak
<vudiq>
asdf28: I doubt that - would be then in dep-check
<asdf28>
well i don't know
<asdf28>
it would probably require a patch
<vudiq>
the failure is that bash puts the HOSTxxx into '
<asdf28>
oh, let me see
<vudiq>
because it tries to make it "single parameter"
<vudiq>
the right output should be HOSTCXXFLAGS="-march=native -O2 -Wall -pipe -I/home/vudiq/projects/Lakka-LibreELEC/build.Lakka-RK3328.arm/toolchain/include -Wno-format-security"
<vudiq>
and it makes 'HOSTCXXFLAGS=-march=native -O2 -Wall -pipe -I/home/vudiq/projects/Lakka-LibreELEC/build.Lakka-RK3328.arm/toolchain/include -Wno-format-security'
<asdf28>
hmm
<vudiq>
I tried putting the envs in front of make:
<asdf28>
overall, i wouldn't worry too much about this problem, just install libssl on your build host
<asdf28>
but yes, it seems to be a bug in libreelec, it builds openssl for this purpose, but it's never used by linux
<vudiq>
I'm working with rockchip-4.4 - adding HOSTLDFLAGS_extract-cert = $(HOSTLDFLAGS) did not solve it, so I am adding HOST_EXTRACFLAGS += -L$(TOOLCHAIN)/lib to scripts/Makefile and appending TOOLCHAIN="$TOOLCHAIN" to kernel_make command in packages/linux/package.mk
<vudiq>
asdf28: thank you, again :)
<asdf28>
the thing is, you will have to hack around this problem for each different kernel version
<asdf28>
because i think they all have the same issue
<vudiq>
I have no issue with 5.10 (what we use for generic), same for RPi - only this one
<vudiq>
all other kernels built ok
<vudiq>
and OGA has different kernel as well-- so another patch :D
<asdf28>
oh i didn't know that it works with 5.10
<vudiq>
actually same patch, but different folder
<vudiq>
for 5.10 I do not have to patch anything iirc
<vudiq>
regarding ssl
<asdf28>
ah, it probably does because the path is set so it does indeed use the toolchain pkgconfig
<asdf28>
so probably only kernels that used the old approach without pkgconfig will have this problem
<asdf28>
anyway, i hope all goes well
<asdf28>
i need some sleep, good night vudiq!
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<dikiy>
hey guys!
<dikiy>
I've searched on internet for a solution of "how to watch together a film?"
<dikiy>
before this I solved it simply starting vlc player on the PC and giving to a friend my IP and port
<dikiy>
but I would do the same thing with kodi. So, the best way would be to start a vlc/other stream service directly on a raspberry pi
<dikiy>
but to start the streaming directly from kodi?
<lrusak>
not possible
<dikiy>
:(
<dikiy>
because of lack of power?
<lrusak>
maybe I'm not understanding what you want but it sounds like you want kodi to start a video, and for someone else to connect to kodi and watch that video also, correct?
<dikiy>
like this, yes
<dikiy>
so, actually I would do the same that I do on a PC
<dikiy>
on PC I'm starting a vlc to stream
<dikiy>
And I wonder if there is something like this for kodi/raspberry pi
<lrusak>
it's not possible, you can point kodi to the vlc stream though
<dikiy>
cvlc, or ffmpeg
<dikiy>
only to exclude the PC from the process
<lrusak>
you could use ffmpeg to make an rtp stream or something
<dikiy>
yes. So, ffmpeg as a process in raspberry pi
<dikiy>
then on the same raspberry pi connect to a local stream
<lrusak>
sure
<dikiy>
the only thing, if there will be enough power to transcode the stream+play it
<dikiy>
or.... how about create a torrent file, and share it with another person?