(2016-01-30, 03:55)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2016-01-30, 03:38)jrochet Wrote: Do you have the same disclaimer for Kodibuntu as with Ubuntu (regarding the autodl-irssi)? I know it's not the place but I can't seem to find anything for OpenElec around this other than a dev on OpenElec's forums stating autodl-irssi won't work. I'll continue researching though.

I'm just talking about overall, nothing specific with autodl-irssi. With OpenELEC, everything works out of the box; with Ubuntu/Kodibuntu etc, remotes, Bluetooth, video drivers, etc will likely need some TLC to get working 100%, that's all.

(2016-01-29, 10:57)rich110 Wrote: This may seem like a stupid question, but where is the best place to post troubleshooting questions for these OpenElec builds?

I am using the 6.0.98-fritz build on an Asus Celeron chromebox. Sometimes, seemingly at random, when I change between different video streams {for example changing directly from a live tv stream to a video on my NAS box) the audio in Kodi disappears and can't be restored without a reboot.

I've thought about posting at the Openelec forums but it seems really quiet over there and not terribly active. I would post here at the Kodi forums, but I'm not sure where the best place would be to do it for such a specialised build (plus it is Openelec, not pure Kodi).

Any recommendations?

Cheers, Rich

(2016-01-31, 21:12)Boulder Wrote: I'm trying to boot an Windows To Go of Win10 Ultimate, created by the WinToUSB tool. However, the Chromebox apparently doesn't recognize the USB drive. It's a 2.5" HDD to USB enclosure, could that be the problem? I used the recommended partitions advised here: http://www.easyuefi.com/wintousb/faq/en_US/How-to-use-WinToUSB-ISO-To-USB.html

(2016-02-01, 00:01)levd Wrote: Guys,

If i want to upgrade my hp chromebox to OE 6.0 kodi 15.2 do i need to upgrade the standalone firmware from the script?

Thx,
Levd

(2016-01-31, 21:25)smitopher Wrote:

(2016-01-31, 21:12)Boulder Wrote: I'm trying to boot an Windows To Go of Win10 Ultimate, created by the WinToUSB tool. However, the Chromebox apparently doesn't recognize the USB drive. It's a 2.5" HDD to USB enclosure, could that be the problem? I used the recommended partitions advised here: http://www.easyuefi.com/wintousb/faq/en_US/How-to-use-WinToUSB-ISO-To-USB.html

uhm... what is the Kodi question?

(2016-02-01, 17:28)bolmsted Wrote: I upgraded to OpenElec 6.0.1 using the Generic x86_64 from OpenElec but I've noticed lately that the box is not responsive sometimes during playback and you can't press pause/stop like I used to or the on screen menus don't go away and the counting timer showing progress is displaying.

I put the tar file in /storage/.update folder and rebooted as per the procedures

Do I need to reimage my Chromebox and what is the best procedure?

Is this a common problem with the Chromebox or OpenElec?

I was having problems with some of my plugins so I just upgraded OpenElec first and ran into these problems.

(2016-02-01, 17:28)bolmsted Wrote: I upgraded to OpenElec 6.0.1 using the Generic x86_64 from OpenElec but I've noticed lately that the box is not responsive sometimes during playback and you can't press pause/stop like I used to or the on screen menus don't go away and the counting timer showing progress is displaying.

I put the tar file in /storage/.update folder and rebooted as per the procedures

Do I need to reimage my Chromebox and what is the best procedure?

Is this a common problem with the Chromebox or OpenElec?

I was having problems with some of my plugins so I just upgraded OpenElec first and ran into these problems.

(2016-02-01, 18:47)Boulder Wrote: I've had such issues myself with Kodi 15. You could try setting vsync to "Let driver decide". It fixed it for me.

(2016-02-01, 18:46)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2016-02-01, 17:28)bolmsted Wrote: I upgraded to OpenElec 6.0.1 using the Generic x86_64 from OpenElec but I've noticed lately that the box is not responsive sometimes during playback and you can't press pause/stop like I used to or the on screen menus don't go away and the counting timer showing progress is displaying.

I put the tar file in /storage/.update folder and rebooted as per the procedures

Do I need to reimage my Chromebox and what is the best procedure?

Is this a common problem with the Chromebox or OpenElec?

I was having problems with some of my plugins so I just upgraded OpenElec first and ran into these problems.

Given that OpenELEC 6.0.1 was released less than 48 hours ago, I doubt there are many ChromeBox users running it, since most are using the Intel-EGL build from fritsch which will not auto-update (and you don't want to since you'd lose the EGL benefits). I haven't tested it yet since I have no intention of running it - instead I'll be releasing an updated Intel-EGL build with the 6.0.1 updates rolled in.

In the meantime, you can either downgrade to the previous version you were running via the same method you upgraded, or simply do a hard reset from the OpenELEC/General settings, which is effectively the same as a clean install