The OP said " setup the same direct launch for Moonlight and Steam Link." How is that the same thing? I was thinking you'd need ES to display a "system" called "Moonlight" and then have one "game" that automatically ran when it was listed. Now that I think about it, my idea probably wouldn't work without a second button press in current ES. ....unless you could list the app as "system" in ES and symlink "the directory" to a file that launched the desired app. I'm not sure about the limitations of symlinks in Linux though.

Aha! So it works, thank you very much for your guidance, Rascas! So, for future Googlers who may be having this same issue (Missing the PVR's in Kodi on Retropie), here's the full solution: Install Retropie, then install Kodi via the "Optional Packages" in the configuration menu. When you're in Retropie, press F4 on your keyboard to open a Terminal window. Enter the following commands one at a time (to install the "IPTV Simple PVR"): apt-cache search kodi-pvr sudo apt-get install kodi-pvr-iptvsimple Once complete, type "exit" (without the quotation marks) to get back into Retropie. Scroll to Ports then choose Kodi. In Kodi, DO NOT go to PVR's. If you do you will see it is blank and will get angry and think what you did in fact did not work. Instead, go to "Add-Ons" then "My Add-Ons" and view "All" and you will see the IPTV simple client. Go to it and then Enable it as most likely it will be Disabled to begin with. Voila! If you know how to use IPTV then go ahead and set it up. Take Care!

@Rascas said in Kodi Segmentation Fault error: CEC I disabled CEC in Kodi and the problem is no more now, the SD is fine. But I have a message after I exit from Kodi: [E] invalid arguments ´ ´ Any idea about that? Thanks.

Downloaded, installed and good to go! Thank you very much!

@saccublenda unplug your tv from the power for ten min' then plug it back in. U need to have your Anynet +hdmi on your tv on ofcurse :)

@RunsOnRum No, but you can create your autostart script to start Kodi first, then start EmulationStation - 2 lines instead of one.

@killerpoke So, does it work ? I don't have Disney+ so I cannot test it, I just updated the addon.

@mitu Need to get my pi4 next week so i will ;))

@DarkGlobe said in kodi - Retropie 4.6 - Raspberry Pi 4B: Could this issue be fixed by making customisations to the /etc/emulationstation/es_systems.cfg directly rather than creating a copy or would that put the customisations at risk of being overwritten & lost? The system file (in /etc) is maintained by the RetroPie-Setup script, so it might get changed by an update, so it shouldn't be used for custom systems.

The BIOS started the games. Thanks @mitu!

@paulmorabi That's it.

@xwons Yes screen tearing in the menus may happen on the RPi4, no known solution yet.

@IceChes1 It's the other way around. Ethernet is not slow. All my devices are hardwired from the router this way with 200+Mbps. Raspberry Pi Wifi is however slow. The 3B+ is slightly better performing in my experience on the wifi though. Glad you are now sorted.

It depends on the keyboard but it is generally the key \ or one of the ones close to Enter.

You can remove the USB drive as long as you don't need to read stuff from it.

@mitu settled, many thanks.

@bc320 said in Pi4 and libreELEC: Is there a way to set up my pi so when I boot I can choose LibreElec and Kodi OR Retropie? Using something like NOOBS or PINN could help you install multiple systems on the same sdcard. is there an easy way to move between the 2? Apart from using separate cards, try option 1. if I am able to get a wireless/bluetooth controller to work with retropie will it work with LibreElec? I don't know, if it has bluetooth support built in, then it should work.