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(17th May, 2014 01:17 AM)IriDium Wrote: [ -> ]Terminal
sudo service xbmc restart
I'm sure we had this issue a while ago with Beta 2.
Can someone else confirm this!
Confirmed! Same behavior here...
Btw.: Where is the 'xbmc' service file located?
Code:
root@xbian: ~# ls /etc/init/xbmc*
/etc/init/xbmc-changesettings.conf /etc/init/xbmc-loaded.conf
/etc/init/xbmc.conf /etc/init/xbmc.override
/etc/init/xbmc-done.conf /etc/init/xbmc-preload.conf
/etc/init/xbmc-exits.conf /etc/init/xbmc-priority.conf
/etc/init/xbmc-failed-start.conf /etc/init/xbmc-screensaver.conf
/etc/init/xbmc-kill-splash.conf
Thanks CurlyMo.
(14th May, 2014 01:02 AM)IriDium Wrote: [ -> ]Anyone experiencing any issues with SMB?
Normally I can connect via windoze and Mac via smb to pickup the backup-home file. But since Gotham, I have been unable to connect.
SMB is running fine for me with Gotham too.
Since I have updated to gotham I experience a lot of static / white noise (audio i mean). Is anyone else experiencing the same thing? On the internet people from raspbmc experience the same if they update to gotham, and for them a clean install fixes the problem, but i have no idea how to do a clean install to gotham with xbian, since it is using the update mechanism..
Or can I do an uninstall of my current xbmc, and a fresh install of gotham? Or wouldn't that make any difference? If someone could explain me how to do, I could at least test it..
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NitSuA
I haven't experienced any issues with the sound. Have you checked the System ->Audio settings as there are a few more options there.
If no joy, post dmesg and xbmc.log there might be something in there.
Yes, went to advanced settings, checked every setting, and did a reset of the audio settings as well, still no luck. I do see more people on the web with the same issue. Do you know how to fully uninstall xbmc and fresh install gotham?
@
NitSuA
You've got a good backup - right
I assume all updates have been installed?
Otherwise it's a format: reinstall Beta2: Upgrade: Add Gotham: Hope audio works.
If there is an issue, it would be helpful to know what is causing the problem.
Have a good play with all the settings and see if anything improves it.
What is your setup? RPi -> AVR -> TV ?
Just had a thought.
You might be able to get back to Frodo by:
Terminal
sudo apt-get -y install xbian-package-xbmc
It used to work.
Hi @
IriDium, i have my rpi with hdmi directly connected to my tv. I experienced a bit noise in frodo as well, but much less. Btw. When i exit a movie (stop playing), the noise is most noticable, but after 1 min, the noise completely stops abd xbmc is silent again. I do saw an option something like "keep audio alive for 1 min", so that could be a starting point?
(18th May, 2014 04:51 AM)NitSuA Wrote: [ -> ]Hi @IriDium, i have my rpi with hdmi directly connected to my tv. I experienced a bit noise in frodo as well, but much less. Btw. When i exit a movie (stop playing), the noise is most noticable, but after 1 min, the noise completely stops abd xbmc is silent again. I do saw an option something like "keep audio alive for 1 min", so that could be a starting point?
Sounds more like hardware than software. Try resetting the cables or try a new cable.
I haven't used "keep audio alive" but it could be worth a try.
Check your TV volume control is not too high as well.
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Does anyone know how to get smb to work? Or what to check - I've looked at smb.conf in /etc/samba and .smb but nothing obvious shows up.
I used to be able to connect via Windoze and Mac to the shared folders, but since the upgrade I cannot.
In Windoze Network connections all of the available shares used to show up, but not any more. If I manually add one, it is Ok.
On Mac, connect to server, it errors with "Some data could not be read or written" -36
Any ideas?
BTW - Restarting samba in ssh xbian-config throws you out of the shell. Nothing in dmesg or xbmc.log
(13th May, 2014 08:21 PM)josch Wrote: [ -> ]If you are already running on RC2, all you have to do is installing the gotham package to finally have a RC2 gotham (stable) setup.
Terminal
sudo apt-get install xbian-package-xbmc-gotham-nightly
This package delivers a stable build of XBMC 13.
From fresh Beta2 install, you should update your Xbian at first.
The package xbian-package-xbmc currently consists of XBMC 13 Beta 2. So no need to install the nightly packages.
Hi guys
Not sure what i'm doing wrong but i don't seem to be able to get subtitles to work. Using XBMC13, RC2 and latest updates, Confluence for Xbian and added OpenSubtitles.org as provider.
Everytime i play a movie/show, choosing the "subtitles" option does nothing, anybody else experienced something similar?
(19th May, 2014 07:09 PM)Trekster Wrote: [ -> ]Hi guys
Not sure what i'm doing wrong but i don't seem to be able to get subtitles to work. Using XBMC13, RC2 and latest updates, Confluence for Xbian and added OpenSubtitles.org as provider.
Everytime i play a movie/show, choosing the "subtitles" option does nothing, anybody else experienced something similar?
Confluence for Xbian is not (yet) compatible with XBMC13, switch to Confluence
GrTz
(19th May, 2014 08:23 PM)IriDium Wrote: [ -> ]@Trekster - Subtitles are a known problem.
@BINairLADEN - Neither does Amber-Xbian work
Thanks, i'll switch to regular confluence untill the issue is resolved
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