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H3llGhost · (This post was last modified: 2015-01-03, 18:01 by H3llGhost.)

Are you talking about 14.0 or latest commit in branch Helix?

To answer your question, as far as I remember I need the non final version because of the compatibility between tvheadend and kodi/addon.

**Prof Yaffle** · 2015-01-03, 20:46

I was thinking of 14.0 final. I'm running it on 'buntu 14.04 with the default pvr.hts (not pvr.tvh yet) to tvheadend 3.9.2280~ga67c6bb and have not seen any compatibility issues - although that doesn't mean they're not there, of course.

I have seen some folks with 'dependencies not met' problems, but it's invariably a version problem (i.e. trying to install old PVR addons onto newer builds and getting an API mismatch).

**negge** · 2015-01-03, 20:48

Can you post the full log with the trace?

H3llGhost · 2015-01-03, 22:26

(2015-01-03, 20:46)Prof Yaffle Wrote: I was thinking of 14.0 final. I'm running it on 'buntu 14.04 with the default pvr.hts (not pvr.tvh yet) to tvheadend 3.9.2280~ga67c6bb and have not seen any compatibility issues - although that doesn't mean they're not there, of course.

I have seen some folks with 'dependencies not met' problems, but it's invariably a version problem (i.e. trying to install old PVR addons onto newer builds and getting an API mismatch).

I switched from final to 14.1, because of some commits which could be interesting in my environment.

Yes I had the same issue and switched to hts, too. As far as I have seen pvr.tvh isn't included in the pvr-addon anymore.

(2015-01-03, 20:48)negge Wrote: Can you post the full log with the trace?

I will post as soon as possible, but at the moment there is no crash with active debugging. I am sorry.

**negge** · 2015-01-04, 01:01

Oh, I thought you had one already.

H3llGhost · 2015-01-09, 20:27

Crash on start:
http://pastebin.com/jCdZndE4

Crash on channel switch:
http://pastebin.com/JdAgxpHB

I hope it helps.

H3llGhost · 2015-01-10, 14:50

Another crash during start with newer commit:
http://pastebin.com/Hv9Qu5ZS

Chad47WV · 2017-07-02, 22:09

(2015-01-03, 02:01)Prof Yaffle Wrote: Switch it OFF in the GUI, but then switch it ON in advancedsettings.xml, as described here:

http://kodi.wiki/view/Advancedsettings.xml#loglevel

So you want <loglevel hide="false">1</loglevel>, i.e. show it in the GUI as an option, but don't show the debug info on screen.

Ok, where is GUI in Kodi and where is Advanced Settings

**Karellen** · 2017-07-03, 04:33

They are here... http://kodi.wiki/view/Userdata_folder

What are you trying to do?