[sundermann]

I don't think you can get that working. That's what I meant with using ISA for encrypted streams is not yet working some posts ago

[izprtxqkft]

I don't think you can get that working. That's what I meant with using ISA for encrypted streams is not yet working some posts ago

but if they're not going to pay attention then let them try so they can find out for themselves - or maybe they're the 1% that gets it to work *shrug*

[SoulReaver]

Yes you need the prerequisites

yes, that is why they are called such - otherwise they would be called preoptionals or some such
 

plural noun: prerequisites
a thing that is required as a prior condition for something else to happen or exist.

Indeed. I was tempted to write hence why they are called as such or obviously at the end of my sentence and bring out the dictionary, but ultimately decided against it as to not sound too condescending against any beginners or non-native English speakers in the forum. Also the specific user later clarified that he did understand the meaning of the word but was just unsure if they were all necessary when building only the binary addons. Have a great weekend and thanks for all your help in this forum

[overburner]

For those of you complaining about sync issues. How much is the audio off? Can you try passthrough mode with enabled AC3 and AC3 transcoding. That does also work with internal speakers

passthrough + AC3 transcoding helps. there is a little catch up when seeking, as was mentioned, but everything seems to be in sync

After tryed several videos, I can tell some video files are still out of sync. I don't know from what depends because this happens with videos with AAC and EAC3 audio format, all video files where there is this problem are encoded with x265 and have a resolution of 1080p.
I've tried of course also the last nightly  org.xbmc.kodi_20231006-df97ff52-master_arm.ipk but the issue is still there on my non rooted LG OLED55C24LA Tv. There aren't problems with Kodi on my Android TVbox

[abhi0077]

I don't think you can get that working. That's what I meant with using ISA for encrypted streams is not yet working some posts ago

I read that but I wasn't sure that if addon is using encrypted stream or not.

Just to make it clear there is no way we can install Widevine CDM on LG webOS, right?

I don't have required internal space in tv and nor I am able to get external Hard drive show up in Kodi

So I'm unable to test it in my TV

[abhi0077]

Yes you need the prerequisites

yes, that is why they are called such - otherwise they would be called preoptionals or some such
 

plural noun: prerequisites
a thing that is required as a prior condition for something else to happen or exist.

Indeed. I was tempted to write hence why they are called as such or obviously at the end of my sentence and bring out the dictionary, but ultimately decided against it as to not sound too condescending against any beginners or non-native English speakers in the forum. Also the specific user later clarified that he did understand the meaning of the word but was just unsure if they were all necessary when building only the binary addons. Have a great weekend and thanks for all your help in this forum

Thank you so much for understanding me.
I understand that question like this might bring frustration out of folks here.

Post #129 made me think that there might be a way to build addon without building Kodi

Thank you again for all the support

[abhi0077]

For those of you complaining about sync issues. How much is the audio off? Can you try passthrough mode with enabled AC3 and AC3 transcoding. That does also work with internal speakers

passthrough + AC3 transcoding helps. there is a little catch up when seeking, as was mentioned, but everything seems to be in sync

+1 for me

Also I experience some weird crackling sound if I pause any video
This weird crackling sound goes away after some seconds

It feels like audio attempts to catch-up during the pause though I'm not sure

[SoulReaver]

yes, that is why they are called such - otherwise they would be called preoptionals or some such
 

Indeed. I was tempted to write hence why they are called as such or obviously at the end of my sentence and bring out the dictionary, but ultimately decided against it as to not sound too condescending against any beginners or non-native English speakers in the forum. Also the specific user later clarified that he did understand the meaning of the word but was just unsure if they were all necessary when building only the binary addons. Have a great weekend and thanks for all your help in this forum

Post #129 made me think that there might be a way to build addon without building Kodi

That is actually possible too as I did that myself. I ran this command from the kodi folder

Code:

make -j$(getconf _NPROCESSORS_ONLN) -C tools/depends/target/binary-addons PREFIX=$HOME/kodi/build/tools/webOS/packaging ADDONS="inputstream.adaptive"

and then I just manually zipped up the inputstream.adaptive folder it created and installed that from zip in Kodi after installing the latest nightly. So you could do that now as you seem to have everything set up for building for any other binary addon you want to install after having already installed Kodi if you want to update these individually in the future without having to build Kodi each time as well

[abhi0077]

Indeed. I was tempted to write hence why they are called as such or obviously at the end of my sentence and bring out the dictionary, but ultimately decided against it as to not sound too condescending against any beginners or non-native English speakers in the forum. Also the specific user later clarified that he did understand the meaning of the word but was just unsure if they were all necessary when building only the binary addons. Have a great weekend and thanks for all your help in this forum

Post #129 made me think that there might be a way to build addon without building Kodi

That is actually possible too as I did that myself. I ran this command from the kodi folder

Code:

make -j$(getconf _NPROCESSORS_ONLN) -C tools/depends/target/binary-addons PREFIX=$HOME/kodi/build/tools/webOS/packaging ADDONS="inputstream.adaptive"

and then I just manually zipped up the inputstream.adaptive folder it created and installed that from zip in Kodi after installing the latest nightly. So you could do that now as you seem to have everything set up for building for any other binary addon you want to install after having already installed Kodi if you want to update these individually in the future without having to build Kodi each time as well

Understood

I actually used your command only to build ISA and from now on will do the same for other binary add-ons if required

[quietvoid]

@quietvoid: I have pushed my work on the pcm starfish sink here. However, it has very high latency so it's not recommended to enable GUI sounds. Maybe it improves the situation for you

By the way, the patch causes Kodi to crash when starting files without audio.
I haven't had the chance to get a log but just letting you know.

[k.gg]

@k.gg: The debug log is unfortunately not very helpful here. If you can get a stacktrace, that would be great. Usually, core dumps are created in the kodi install directory.

Hi, I'm not very familiar with Linux or core dumps. By the install folder, do you mean /media/developer/apps/usr/palm/applications/org.xbmc.kodi/? What file am I looking for exactly?

[sundermann]

@k.gg The crash reports feature in DevMode Manager for webOS should give you the stacktrace

[quietvoid]

Something has caused a regression in AV1 playback, it crashes Kodi now.
I've tested the nightly from 2023-09-22 and it worked fine, but more recent builds are broken.

I'll be bisecting it a bit later.
edit: I've opened the issue here: https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/issues/23897

[k.gg]

@k.gg The crash reports feature in DevMode Manager for webOS should give you the stacktrace

Neat, I didn't know that DevMode Manager had a feature like that. Here's the stack trace: https://paste.kodi.tv/zolaticibe.kodi

[sundermann]

@k.gg: Also not very insightful unfortunately. Possibly a dumped load string from netflix/amazon might shed some light here but that requires a rooted tv