Thanks for this update but “Dropped bundled hyperion”, why ? Seriously ? My lighberry HD is just useless now… I’m very disappointed about this and I don’t understand why.
@ElYoM29200 said:
Thanks for this update but “Dropped bundled hyperion”, why ? Seriously ? My lighberry HD is just useless now… I’m very disappointed about this and I don’t understand why.
5 minutes later, job done. My Lightberry work again. Thank you, it was easy to do with the latest Hypercon application. Now, I think it would be a better option to continue to include Hyperion support into Rasplex/OpenPHT but it’s just my personal opinion and maybe other people will think the opposite.
Having JUST found the lovely-ness of OpenPlex and Rasplex in the last two weeks - Just wanted to say THANK YOU so much for your amazing work. Really appreciate all you do!
Are there any special client settings that need to be changed in order to get Alexa to discover the RasPlex client (1.8)? I am still unable to get Alexa to connect.
I noticed that changing the subtitle position during “calibration” doesn’t have any effect.
Also there seems to be no /sys/module/bcm2709 on my raspberry pi 3, anymore. I’m not experienced with linux, so i don’t know what it affects. I only used this command to switch between OS, on noobs. su -c 'echo 6 > /sys/module/bcm2709/parameters/reboot_part'
Just tried 1.8.0 on my RPI zero wifi and it certainly boots which the prior release didn’t but (and this may just be me !), I get to the point where I would like to enter settings and neither my mouse (tried 2) nor keyboard are being recognised so I can’t click on “next”. Clearly these are connected via a USB hub (tried a few). I am pretty much a newby but have had the RPI0W working with rasbian so wonder what I have done wrong…
@Rasnas said:
Hi and thanks for your work on rasplex.
I noticed that changing the subtitle position during “calibration” doesn’t have any effect.
Also there seems to be no /sys/module/bcm2709 on my raspberry pi 3, anymore. I’m not experienced with linux, so i don’t know what it affects. I only used this command to switch between OS, on noobs. su -c 'echo 6 > /sys/module/bcm2709/parameters/reboot_part'
Did you overwrite you Noobs partition with OpenPHT?
@thommy86 said:
Is there also an image available to boot from USB, like described in the link below? Or any instructions on how to get it to work with RasPlex?
@poiuytre111 said:
Just tried 1.8.0 on my RPI zero wifi and it certainly boots which the prior release didn’t but (and this may just be me !), I get to the point where I would like to enter settings and neither my mouse (tried 2) nor keyboard are being recognised so I can’t click on “next”. Clearly these are connected via a USB hub (tried a few). I am pretty much a newby but have had the RPI0W working with rasbian so wonder what I have done wrong…
I haven’t tested it with a hub attached, but my rPi0W worked fine with my airmouse plugged in with a USB adapter. You are using powered hubs, yes? Also the rPi0W uses a 2.5amp powersupply. You may have issues if it’s under powered.
Yes to powered hubs and yes to beefy power supply.
I have ordered am air mouse as I can see I am going to need one anyway,
thanks for all your good work and indeed support.