After using xbian-config to update and upgrade today I no longer have any sound.
Looking into the settings I see the audio output is correctly recognised as ALSA:Default(snd_rpi_hifiberry_digi Analog). Channels are correct at 5.1 too.
But when I check the setting for passthrough it will not allow me to select this hifiberry as output. It only shows 'PI:HDMI' and even that is greyed out.
I can't think of what to try. Any ideas out there?
(8th Dec, 2018 10:59 PM)Skywatch Wrote: [ -> ]After using xbian-config to update and upgrade today I no longer have any sound.
Looking into the settings I see the audio output is correctly recognised as ALSA:Default(snd_rpi_hifiberry_digi Analog). Channels are correct at 5.1 too.
But when I check the setting for passthrough it will not allow me to select this hifiberry as output. It only shows 'PI:HDMI' and even that is greyed out.
I can't think of what to try. Any ideas out there?
Hmmm, I suppose because of missing
this commit
I wonder why the patch is still needed
Will add this patch again and build package again, please be patient
@
Nachteule,
You got it! - All working again now!
THANK YOU
Great, so you have successfully moved to Kodi v18
(10th Dec, 2018 04:16 AM)Nachteule Wrote: [ -> ]Great, so you have successfully moved to Kodi v18
It would appear I have
Is this in stable now or only staging?
Here's a question for you......
When I select a screen resolution of 640x480 I get to see the whole menu in kodi. But going to 1920x1080 I only see a part of the menu page. I would have expected the opposite with the more pixels available showing the most data.
Any idea of why this happens?
I also notice the same with cameras attached to pi. On lower resolution you get full frame, but increasing the resolution I becomes cropped. Weird!
Kodi 18 seems to be running OK with my set up (3x pi2) - only thing I noticed was some buffering on a hd movie last night, but will look more into that. I don't think it's a xbian issue at the moment.
(10th Dec, 2018 09:14 PM)Skywatch Wrote: [ -> ]Here's a question for you......
When I select a screen resolution of 640x480 I get to see the whole menu in kodi. But going to 1920x1080 I only see a part of the menu page. I would have expected the opposite with the more pixels available showing the most data.
Any idea of why this happens?
No, absolutely no idea. Is this reproducible? Can you make a screen dump?
After upgrading my last Pi1, screen (the settings page) looked a bit strange after switching resolution from 480p to 1080p. However, after restart Kodi everything was ok
Quote:I also notice the same with cameras attached to pi. On lower resolution you get full frame, but increasing the resolution I becomes cropped. Weird!
Sorry, can't help. Do not have cameras attached
Quote:Kodi 18 seems to be running OK with my set up (3x pi2) - only thing I noticed was some buffering on a hd movie last night, but will look more into that. I don't think it's a xbian issue at the moment.
I'm sure you'll solve this issue
It is odd - It has always been this way in all versions of kodi on xbian pi. F,G,H,I,J,K and now L too.
I'll get a monitor attached and see if it still does it. It could be a 'feature' of the projector (but movies play fine). I'll look into it more when I get time (which this close to Christmas is difficult).....
I am having the same issue, in addition to that I wonder why my keyboard is misbehaving with me
,
jOKES apart,
My keyboard characters are having error or like they are showing me the wrong ones that i am actually typing, why is it so?
However I have already changed my keyboards twice.
