2020-11-29, 09:33
Not sure how best to describe this, but I'll try.
Just installed Raspberry Pi from NOOBS on a PI4. Then installed Kodi and pointed to my video library. Watched a movie without issue. Installed xrdp so I can remote into the system and do some light management if needed. Moved Pi to my TV and validated everything worked as expected. Woot!!
Then, I followed the following link to auto-start Kodi: How to autostart for Linux. Specifically, I used the follow option:
As expected, after a reboot, TV screen shows the Kodi menu as expected. Yeah!
However, when I go to play a movie or tv show, the video full screens, but where the kodi menu was, I just see a black window. Outside the edges of the black window, I can see the movie. Audio and subtites are working as well. Just can't see 95% of the video that's playing in full screen.
If I exit Kodi and restart manually, the issue doesn't persist.
I've also tried removing the '--standalone' option without any luck there either, thinking that maybe it starting in another terminal session was the issue since it works if I call it directly, but no luck.
Anyone have thoughts on what I'm missing here? Hopefully it's just something silly.
Just installed Raspberry Pi from NOOBS on a PI4. Then installed Kodi and pointed to my video library. Watched a movie without issue. Installed xrdp so I can remote into the system and do some light management if needed. Moved Pi to my TV and validated everything worked as expected. Woot!!
Then, I followed the following link to auto-start Kodi: How to autostart for Linux. Specifically, I used the follow option:
python:sudo apt install cron
crontab -e
@reboot kodi --standalone
As expected, after a reboot, TV screen shows the Kodi menu as expected. Yeah!
However, when I go to play a movie or tv show, the video full screens, but where the kodi menu was, I just see a black window. Outside the edges of the black window, I can see the movie. Audio and subtites are working as well. Just can't see 95% of the video that's playing in full screen.
If I exit Kodi and restart manually, the issue doesn't persist.
I've also tried removing the '--standalone' option without any luck there either, thinking that maybe it starting in another terminal session was the issue since it works if I call it directly, but no luck.
Anyone have thoughts on what I'm missing here? Hopefully it's just something silly.