2019-11-21, 17:39
Thx. Can you upload me your video db file of your userdata folder? that makes it easier for me to test
2019-11-21, 18:50
@Darker
Haven't checked out your db file yet but your installed version is the old one. Please check my repo again. You can force updating the repo and addons from the sidebar. Or refresh my repo from the context menu.
Haven't checked out your db file yet but your installed version is the old one. Please check my repo again. You can force updating the repo and addons from the sidebar. Or refresh my repo from the context menu.
2019-11-21, 18:55
(2019-11-21, 18:50)sualfred Wrote: @Darker
Haven't checked out your db file yet but your installed version is the old one. Please check my repo again. You can force updating the repo and addons from the sidebar. Or refresh my repo from the context menu.
I did update but it seems I had to restart the interface which I hadn't do it.
I did it now and all seems to be working fine. Thanks!
2020-02-02, 11:18
Hi, I'm using your skin: it is great!
I use Leila and I have not installed Emby server (i use jellyfin) on raspberry pi 4B
I like you skin because I have liveTV on home page and also configurable hubs.
I have my system up to date and I have installed skin and all dependencies from your repository with zip files.
But I have always error on helper
https://paste.kodi.tv/fujipovuva.kodi
could you help me?
thanks
I use Leila and I have not installed Emby server (i use jellyfin) on raspberry pi 4B
I like you skin because I have liveTV on home page and also configurable hubs.
I have my system up to date and I have installed skin and all dependencies from your repository with zip files.
But I have always error on helper
https://paste.kodi.tv/fujipovuva.kodi
could you help me?
thanks
2020-02-02, 11:46
Issue is caused by the installed numpy package on your system, not by my addon.
2020-02-02, 16:27
2020-05-22, 05:23
2020-05-22, 07:36
As I said. Numpy. I can't give you any advice on this because the problem differs on Linux platforms and you als have an Arrow error in the logs. Try to uninstall PIL/Numpy/Arrow/
backports.functools-lru-cache from your setup and reinstall them. The command PIP and Google is your friend about this.
If you are not familiar with Linux I suggest you to use LibreElec as distribution for the RPi. This includes everything without any hazzle.
backports.functools-lru-cache from your setup and reinstall them. The command PIP and Google is your friend about this.
If you are not familiar with Linux I suggest you to use LibreElec as distribution for the RPi. This includes everything without any hazzle.
2020-07-27, 21:51
TL;DR: Proceed to the hack section.
Long story:
From the different threads over the internet discussing the issue, it looks like:
numpy does not like being initialized more than once. (link)
It makes sense because the error says, "RuntimeError: implement_array_function method already has a docstring". the docstring would have got added during the first time it got initialized.
This plugin - script.embuary.helper imports PIL, which imports numpy.
I haven't looked at the code so, I am not sure who is importing numpy twice.
It could also be the case that different plugins within kodi are using numpy. And they are using it in the same process, leading to this issue.
Ugly hack that worked for me:
This may not be the right way. However, this worked for me.
The PIL script that imports numpy has a fallback if numpy is not available.
Now, numpy is required by the system. Hence you cannot remove python-numpy package.
This dummy numpy file helps in raising a ImportError when you try to import numpy as pi user.
Note that this would potentially break the other softwares that you would start from your login.
A slightly better way is to add this file at some non-standard path and add that path to PYTHONPATH when launching kodi.
Long story:
From the different threads over the internet discussing the issue, it looks like:
numpy does not like being initialized more than once. (link)
It makes sense because the error says, "RuntimeError: implement_array_function method already has a docstring". the docstring would have got added during the first time it got initialized.
This plugin - script.embuary.helper imports PIL, which imports numpy.
I haven't looked at the code so, I am not sure who is importing numpy twice.
It could also be the case that different plugins within kodi are using numpy. And they are using it in the same process, leading to this issue.
Ugly hack that worked for me:
This may not be the right way. However, this worked for me.
The PIL script that imports numpy has a fallback if numpy is not available.
Now, numpy is required by the system. Hence you cannot remove python-numpy package.
This dummy numpy file helps in raising a ImportError when you try to import numpy as pi user.
shell:echo "raise ImportError('STUB numpy module to disable numpy')" > /home/pi/.local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/numpy/__init__.py
Note that this would potentially break the other softwares that you would start from your login.
A slightly better way is to add this file at some non-standard path and add that path to PYTHONPATH when launching kodi.
2020-08-04, 13:30
2020-08-06, 08:43
(2020-08-04, 13:30)vgmedia Wrote: Hi. I ask for help.
What is the reason for this error?
yutepupero.kodi (paste)
Thanks.
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'PIL'
Try pip install Pillow
2020-08-06, 15:43
