(2017-08-17, 23:36)Milhouse Wrote:(2017-08-17, 23:12)Pienoet Wrote: EDIT in build #817 this is fixed thank you!
I assume you mean you now have audio when changing stream - you still hear the audio description by default, right?
(2017-08-17, 23:58)Milhouse Wrote: Yes, inputstream.adaptive seeking has been a bit screwed up over the last 2-3 builds which has meant that resuming playback (or changing audio stream) could result in the GUI freezing. That should now be fixed in #0817.
The reason for the audio description is because the audio streams are now being sorted in a different order, and the streams with AD are now being picked first. This might require a fix in the Netflix add-on - the details will be communicated to the Netflix add-on maintainer so keep an eye out for changes (I'll try to remember to post a message if I notice something).
The audio description streams are a nice feature, but really should only be selected automatically based on the Kodi Accessibility setting "Prefer audio stream for the visually impaired", so hopefully support for them can be retained, but used appropriately.
(2017-08-18, 00:27)Aux_ Wrote: Is this something new that after build update the RPi instead of reboot makes schutdown?
I could see that with #0816 and now with #0817.
I do the update via LibreELEC addon
(2017-08-18, 00:48)Milhouse Wrote:(2017-08-18, 00:27)Aux_ Wrote: Is this something new that after build update the RPi instead of reboot makes schutdown?
I could see that with #0816 and now with #0817.
I do the update via LibreELEC addon
Are you saying that after the LE addon downloads a new build it doesn't reboot, but instead shuts down?
(2017-08-18, 07:14)polo_joe Wrote: Since a couple of builds the lan leds don't turn off anymore when shutting down the pi. Is this now normal behavior or is there an issue with shut down?
Could someone else test shut down when lan cable is plugged in?
# uname -a
Linux rpi512 4.12.7 #1 Fri Aug 18 21:04:39 BST 2017 armv6l GNU/Linux
# vcgencmd version
Aug 8 2017 12:05:45
Copyright (c) 2012 Broadcom
version 196063438d7bb0769861c86f948ae653727adb7e (clean) (release)
# lsb_release
LibreELEC (Milhouse): devel-20170818210326-#0818-g32406a7 [Build #0818]
# Kodi version
(18.0-ALPHA1 Git:e6b0c83). Platform: Linux ARM 32-bit
(2017-08-18, 12:45)Aux_ Wrote:(2017-08-18, 07:14)polo_joe Wrote: Since a couple of builds the lan leds don't turn off anymore when shutting down the pi. Is this now normal behavior or is there an issue with shut down?
Could someone else test shut down when lan cable is plugged in?
Aha, that is related to my problem
The shutdown and reboot does not work with the shutdown button in Kodi I have now testet.
I can see it because the fan continues to run (I have myself what was tinkered).
On SSH (shutdown -h now) does also not work, it seems the RPi go not completly down because hangs up?
@polo_joe, yes the LAN leds goes not off.
EDIT:
I can now find that shutdown with RPi2 works but RPi3 does not work. I had tested the build versions of #0815 - #0817
(2017-08-19, 02:49)Aux_ Wrote: I found this problem.
I refer to DVB-C over Fritz box (SAT> IP) and additionally I have DVB-S receiver the "DVBSky S960 USB Box". Last time I did not use the S960 and had pulled out the power plug,
only the USB plug was in the raspberry Pi stuck.
I had 10 different builds tried but without success, I thought there was something wrong. I plugged the power plug into the S960 and everything works again.
Already funny, something should not give. Is this a bug?
lsusb | paste
dmesg | paste
journalctl -a | paste
(2017-08-19, 10:57)HiassofT Wrote: @Aux_ the logs are odd, dRGb and EJPJ are identical.
Please grab the logs after doing a reboot, once booting with power and once booting without.
Another thing that would be interesting is if it worked in older builds. If yes, please find out the first build where it stopped working.
so long,
Hias
