[Matt Devo]

I don't know if this is an issue with Kodi, LibreElec or Kore...

I got my ASUS CN60 updated to the latest EUFI BIOS & a standalone LibreElec 9.0.0 install over the weekend. Now, when I hit pause during playback of any video, if I let it sit long enough that the screen dims (it's set at the 3 minute default) it takes ages for it to wake up. I hit play, and it has literally been sitting for more than 3 minutes (actually more like 5) doing nothing.

I'm using the official Kore remote on my Android phone as my remote. I just walked up to the keyboard that I have plugged into the Chromebox and hit the space bar and the screen immediately woke up. A second press of the spacebar and it started playing. A few moments later it paused, then started then paused again - I'm assuming these are because of the play/pause presses I sent from the phone. Now it's paused and doesn't seem to be interested in resuming, at least not from the remote.

While I was typing this, the screen dimmed, then suddenly it woke up and started playing again. Then it paused, resumed, paused, resumed, etc. from me mashing the remote key, and now it's paused but the remote thinks it's playing.

I've also noticed that when waking it up even with no video playing, it's very very slow to respond. Out of frustration, I'll end up mashing a few buttons on the remote (arrow left/right, menu home, etc) and when it finally wakes up, it will replay all the random key strokes.

Any suggestions on what to look for or check? I never had any issues like this running 17.x on the pared back somewhat updated really old Kudibuntu setup I'd been running. Because I've not made any network/hardware changes, I doubt that it's a network related issue (though anything is possible), so I think it's definitely related to the LE update. I doubt that it's anything your fault and I'm not attempting to/interested in assigning blame, I'm just looking to get it fixed.

Thanks!

 sounds potentially networking related, if a physical keyboard shows no issues but the Android remote does.  Not sure if it's on the Kodi side or LE side, but either the Linux support forum here or the LE forums might give you a wider audience for the issue.  

one note, if you're using a LAN connection (vs wifi), be sure to implement the fix in the wiki troubleshooting section, since it mitigates a kernel bug that cripples the Ethernet throughput