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Openelec Build for OPI PC and 2 now with HW decoding

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Published in 2017-2-11 07:37:25 | Show all floors
can you read ?

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Published in 2017-2-11 15:33:44 | Show all floors
In linux with X10 remote is no problem. But how to run it in this OpenElec.

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Published in 2017-2-11 20:01:33 | Show all floors
uhh openelec is linux

but again the question what did you did to try to make it work ?

or why doesn't it work ?

has it to do with kernel module or how lirc is compiled or wich lircd.conf or gives kodi trouble with keymap.xml ?

and if you didn't try the options above why even ask

i want a cookie would you put it in my mouth i'm to lazy to do it myself





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Published in 2017-2-11 20:33:20 | Show all floors
Edited by mswiniuch at 2017-2-12 19:31

linux=Armbian in this problem ;)
Problem is that X10 is not IR remote but radio. Configuration is easy in linux and works well. In linux in /etc/lirc/hardware.conf I have:

REMOTE="ATI/NVidia/X10 RF Remote (userspace)"
REMOTE_DRIVER="atilibusb"

/etc/lircd.conf is standard - for Medion X10 MD8800

In Kodi remote works well as devinput without tuch any config - no problem with remote but Kodi 15 in Armbian has no HW.

So now: how to do this in Openelec - main problem how to change driver for lirc.

For me X10 is another solution to have OPI behind TV - because of CEC problem in OPI PC+
But best solution for me is have kodi-standalone (Kodi 16 or 17) working in Armbian - without desktop - maybe it is now possible...

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My foult. Can not be autoexec.sh which kills lircd and run new service with lircd.conf.
Without autoexec.sh and lircd.conf X10 works out of the box. Only modification lircmap.xml is needed - especially back button

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Published in 2017-2-12 04:27:43 | Show all floors
nicioniz replied at 2017-1-24 00:49
I'm not very good in this things, but I can try! Thank you a lot!!

EDIT: I had to download the sou ...

Did you try? Any progress?

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Published in 2017-2-13 21:50:59 | Show all floors
Hi

Is it posible to add in next version Amazon Alexa voice control

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Published in 2017-2-14 00:40:53 | Show all floors
Well, there will be no next version from me, but anyone is free to modify current source as much as he/she likes.

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Published in 2017-2-14 11:56:50 | Show all floors
thc013 replied at 2017-2-2 05:33
Fourth step : So after the manual editing the patches into the newer librelelec , just play a littl ...

i install this for op lite, then wifi is not worked! pls help me, thanks

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Published in 2017-2-14 12:45:18 | Show all floors
I am using the "OpenELEC-OPi2.arm-7.0-devel-20151211000653-r21671-g0770e97" image install on a Orange Pi PC (I know this image is supposed to be for a Orange Pi 2, but I don't mind to only have 1 working USB port)
1920x1080@60 works fine on my end.

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Published in 2017-2-15 04:22:12 | Show all floors
@yh7584000 why don't you use a pi pc  image

@khoavn could be didn't change the linux-drivers and firmware folder in librelec
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