@alegasalv Is the gpu_mem actually using the 512mb though? I found that enabling the 'hdmi_enable_4kp60' overrides the setting, as running 'free' in the terminal was showing less than 512 being used. It's only meant to boost the stock gpu memory by 50mb's...or so I've read.

I have mine set at:

force_turbo=1
over_voltage=8
arm_freq=2147
gpu_freq=750
gpu_mem=512

Needed to force_turbo in order to go above gpu_freq=550 though, tested by running 'vcgencmd measure_clock core' to confirm. Also, 'vcgencmd measure_clock arm' for the cpu.

edit: Forgot to mention...if raising the gpu_mem, then using the raspi-config gui to modify anything, it will automatically hash out the hdmi_enable_4kp60 on you...or at least it does for me. I guess it's anything over a certain value.

edit2: Sorry...also forgot to mention that in order to use the gpu_mem=512, you need to enable cma=512 as well. The kernel crashes on me otherwise.

dtoverlay=vc4-fkms-v3d,cma=512

probably a question to better ask at the KODI forums. https://forum.kodi.tv/

It's a temporary issue with the upstream repository - watch this topic for updates.

There was a problem with the RPi4 Kodi binary, so it was temporarily removed to not break it, but it should be fixed now.

@willcroft said in Kodi Builds on the Pi:

Again, is there a build that runs on RetroPie?

Yes - the official Kodi package for Raspbian, as explained in the docs.

Until there isn't a firmware/kernel update in the Raspbian Foundation repo, it can be workarounded with this:
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/19328/testing-kodi-18-0-leia-beta-versions-now-available-for-retropie/123

@mikepd213

If you mean launching Kodi directly from the carousel, then no. Emulation Station is not designed to work that way.

@edmaul69 actually i ruled that possibility out, but it seems your guess was partly correct. My RPi2 only need 2A, but i forgot that DAC+ sitting on the PI. So when i removed it i no longer had the issue of ghost input. So thanks for that! I still have some controller issues regarding moonlight, but this is maybe the wrong place to solve them.
Thank you again

@mitu Thanks so much for that! I got it all working great! Now I just have to figure out how to get the system to work with my Logitech universal remote!

@che_don_john Ahh..gotcha..I was just curious. I see alot of people transferring via usb and have problems. So much easier using ssh. I was one of them when I first got my pi as I watched a youtube vid with no knowledge of ssh, and I found it took forever to transfer games via usb..lol . Glad you got it sorted !

@rush Which version of xbox driver are you using ? Use xpad (it comes pre-installed with RetroPie), don't use xboxdrv, it has issues atleast with Kodi.
If you still have problems, post your Kodi log:
http://kodi.wiki/view/Log_file

@bu3304 So the problem is that script. Stopping the script before launching Kodi and then starting it again when you exit Kodi should work.

@herb_fargus Ah sorry. Didn't realise mentioning the subreddit would be an issue. Apologies.

@acevr6: As @dankcushions mentioned, we don't support any 3rd-party set-ups as we have no idea how they are set up, so if you are wanting to start fresh, I suppose your best bet will be to format your SD card (or get a new one if you don't want to delete what you already have) and follow the Documentation. It's all pretty straight forward and if you get stuck anywhere there are people here that can help you.