(2016-04-24, 20:39)Boulder Wrote: Thanks, I'll test the process again tomorrow. I did try repeating the update procedure multiple times, but maybe the backup error caused something to go wrong.

(2016-04-26, 05:35)robca Wrote: I finally managed to set up my Chromebox with Openelec 6.95/Kodi 16, tvheadend and zap2xml EPG. I can see the EPG, and schedule recordings.

I naively expected to be able to put my box in suspend mode and have it automatically start before a scheduled recording. I was wrong

What's the "proper" way to ensure the Chromebox can wake up from suspend for a scheduled recording? I see that people have developed scripts for this (but they all seem to be 2-3 years old, and for much older versions of Openelec/Kodi). Or do I really have to leave my box on all the time to ensure scheduled recording are properly recorded?

Is there are "script magic" I can use?

Is the following a good starting point? https://tvheadend.org/projects/tvheadend/wiki/Wakeup

(2016-04-26, 06:15)calcio1 Wrote: Bumping my earlier post

Hello I posted my problem above without debug log

Now here is my debug log.

Many thanks for any help. And thanks Matt for a great product. Have been loving Kodi on Chromebox hassle free until this issue

http://xbmclogs.com/pruyjrtng

(2016-04-26, 05:35)robca Wrote: I finally managed to set up my Chromebox with Openelec 6.95/Kodi 16, tvheadend and zap2xml EPG. I can see the EPG, and schedule recordings.

(2016-04-26, 07:39)nickr Wrote:

(2016-04-26, 05:35)robca Wrote: I finally managed to set up my Chromebox with Openelec 6.95/Kodi 16, tvheadend and zap2xml EPG. I can see the EPG, and schedule recordings.

Sorry to go all off topic, but how do you get zap2xml working on openelec, which has no perl?

(2016-04-26, 09:55)Matt Devo Wrote: script update 2016-04-26:

- replace OpenELEC 7.0 beta with LibreELEC 7.0 release (Kodi 16.1 release)
- fix a few minor script bugs

(2016-04-26, 15:34)Aenima99x Wrote: For an existing install is there an "upgrade" path to switch from OpenELEC to LibreELEC or should we do a clean install?

(2016-04-26, 12:24)liebezeit Wrote: Anyone tried Ubuntu 16.04 on their Chromebox?

(2016-04-27, 07:12)robca Wrote: I have set up a system with an HDHomeRun tuner, a Chromebox as the main Kodi box in my media room, and a RPi3 as a secondary Kodi box in my kitchen (both running OpenElec 17 beta). The HDHomeRun tuner, Chromebox and RPi3 are all connected with a Gigabit switch, on an otherwise mostly unused home network.The Chromebox has a small 32G USB3 stick I use to store recorded programs (yes, too small for real use, but I'm still testing, and 32G is enough to record a few programs). The Chromebox is acting as the tvheadend server, and the RPi3 is using the tvheadend client (so are a couple of Windows PC I'm testing with)

I can watch TV just fine both from the Chromebox and RPi3, including HD programs. I can watch TV from any of my Windows PCs running Kodi for Windows, too. When I record an HD program, I can watch it without problems from the Chromebox. But if I try to watch it remotely (RPi3 or a Windows PC), the video is choppy and the audio starts choppy, then disappear. I can watch SD programs without problems

What am I doing wrong? Clearly the network is fast enough to watch a stream directly from the HDHomeRun. But once that same stream is recorded, it looks as if the network (or the Chromebox) is too slow to handle the stream... how can I start troubleshooting the problem?

(2016-04-26, 09:55)Matt Devo Wrote: script update 2016-04-26:

- replace OpenELEC 7.0 beta with LibreELEC 7.0 release (Kodi 16.1 release)
- fix a few minor script bugs