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    [Testing] Kodi 18.0 Leia beta versions now available for RetroPie!

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      ashleywilliams @Rascas
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      @Rascas Thanks. But I already tried clean settings. So that will sadly not work.

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        ashleywilliams @Rascas
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        @Rascas I've copied the .mkv to a SD card and yes it's working!
        So we have the case that some .mkv aren't playable from NAS anymore and some are still playable. Some days ago on Krypton this was working so it must be something related to Leia.
        Clean install Kodi Leia with brandew clean configs did not help.

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          Rascas @ashleywilliams
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          @ashleywilliams Then downgrade to see if it still works on Kodi 17.6. Downgrading Kodi is the same as downgrading any other package, you need to downgrade kodi and kodi-bin packages. Search the net on "how to downgrade package with apt".

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            ashleywilliams
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            @Rascas Thanks! I successfully downgraded and it's now working again. So no Leia for me, but that's okay.

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              Gwyllion @DeathWalk
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              @DeathWalk hi!!! I have the same problema with the final 18.0, did you solve this? thanks

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                Rascas @Gwyllion
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                @Gwyllion Is that the OSD problem ? It was fixed in the firmware some time ago but the Raspberry Pi Foundation didn't updated the kernel/firmware in the repos since 4 November. One solution is to disable overscan_scale in /boot/config.txt, most people don't need it. Try it and see. Another solution is to use rpi-update to update the kernel/firmware, but that might break other things in RetroPie, so be carefull with this!
                I just sent an email to the Raspberry Pi Foundation engineers, lets see if they update it soon.

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                  rodney465 @Rascas
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                  @Rascas done everything and walla it works perfectly thx

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                    Gwyllion
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                    @Rascas nope, Kodi starts well, playing a movie well...but when you try to pause, stop or going to home menú. Black screen. Noise of moving keys are working but no image. I have to reset.

                    here you have the log:

                    LOG

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                      Rascas @Gwyllion
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                      @Gwyllion Please don't post just parts of the log, it is useless, post the full log, like it is explained here:
                      https://kodi.wiki/view/Log_file
                      Anyway, I am almost sure that your problem is the one that I said. Did you tried any of the 2 solutions that I told you ?

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                        Jan007 @Gwyllion
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                        @Gwyllion Had the same bug after a fresh install of RetroPie and Kodi. There is a bug with the overscan.
                        Solution:

                        Backup your data
                        Sudo apt update
                        Sudo apt dist-upgrade
                        Sudo rpi-update
                        Sudo reboot
                        Sudo nano /boot/config.txt
                        Search for „overscan_scale=1“ Delete the complete line or set to „#overscan_scale=1“ (without „“ but with # at the beginning)
                        Should be the last line
                        Sudo reboot

                        After the next update it may be necessary to adjust the config.txt again.

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                          WarC0zes
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                          I just updated kodi 17.6 in 18.0, but now I can no longer read the videos that are in .rar .
                          I have the retropie version 4.4.8.

                          RetroPie v4.5.1 • RPi3 Model B • NorthPada 5V 3A • 128GB SanDisk Ultra Cat.10 microSDXC • 1 x Logitech Wireless Desktop MK250 • 1 x Qanba Q4RAF USB Arcade joysticks • 1 x PS4 Dualshock4 v2 controller • 1 x Mayflash Dolphinbar + Nintendo WiiMote.

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                            Rascas @WarC0zes
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                            @WarC0zes Compressed files in Kodi 18 are now managed by a separate binary addon called kodi-vfs-libarchive. If you updated Kodi via RetroPie-Setup -> Manage Packages -> Manage optional packages -> Kodi it should by already installed but you need to enable it in Kodi interface. Go to "Addons" - > "My addons" -> "Virtual filesystems" -> "Archive support".
                            Be aware that addon is still a bit buggy, and not all compressed archives might work good.

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                              WarC0zes
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                              @Rascas
                              Thanks for the quick answer, it works :)

                              RetroPie v4.5.1 • RPi3 Model B • NorthPada 5V 3A • 128GB SanDisk Ultra Cat.10 microSDXC • 1 x Logitech Wireless Desktop MK250 • 1 x Qanba Q4RAF USB Arcade joysticks • 1 x PS4 Dualshock4 v2 controller • 1 x Mayflash Dolphinbar + Nintendo WiiMote.

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                                Gwyllion
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                                @Jan007 @Rascas Well done, fine now. many very thanks...althoug retropie menus and games are out of screen but at least kodi Works . thanks again.

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                                  Rascas @Gwyllion
                                  last edited by Rascas

                                  @Gwyllion overscan_scale=1 should only be used as a last resort, like if your TV does not have options to set image format, options like "panoramic", "zoom", "scaled" and such. Because overscan_scale does scaling on hardware and in most cases it isn't needed.

                                  Anyway, the kernel/firmware was just updated, so you can enable overscan_scale=1 if you want. Then go to RetroPie Setup -> Configuration / Tools -> Raspbian Tools -> Update Raspbian Packages and reboot at the end.

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                                    ParadoxGBB
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                                    Oddly with release pictures are now rendering fine for me. I'll take it! ;-)

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                                      Rascas @ParadoxGBB
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                                      @ParadoxGBB Not sure what you are talking about, but nice :D

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                                        Rascas
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                                        There is now Kodi 18.1 available. I will create a new post later about the stable versions, to keep things together and separated from the test builds.

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                                          psyke83 Global Moderator
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                                          @Rascas,

                                          Have you noticed any issues with game controllers on the new Kodi build? I've filed a bug here related to the hid-sony driver, tested against your packages: https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/issues/15588

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                                            Rascas @psyke83
                                            last edited by Rascas

                                            @psyke83 I don't have any "Sony joysticks" to test at the moment, I don't know about that. But I saw your issue in Kodi github, Garbear is the guy to help you I think.

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