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kodi-inputstream-rtmp is not installable on armhf
/arm64
#144
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armhf
armhf
/arm64
Hi, I have the same problem too. iptvsimpleclient is installed but does not install the rtmp and ffmpegdirect dependencies. same errors as above. |
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@aandroide you can always install the version you want by specifying it after the package name, e.g. sudo apt install kodi-api-inputstream=20.3.0-2~bookworm |
On 32-bit Bookworm I get:
and on 64-bit Bookworm I get:
Looks like this might be a packaging-problem for @XECDesign to address? |
sudo apt install kodi-api-inputstream=20.3.0-2~bookworm E: Version '20.3.0-2~bookworm' for 'kodi-api-inputstream' was not found |
related to I'm using fresh install of 2023-12-05-raspios-bookworm-arm64.img.xz |
Since Bullseye, `kodi` should be installed from the RPT repos, since it's build with the necessary patches/optimization directly by the RP folks. However, the version in the repos don't always overrides the version present in the upstream Debian/Raspbian repositories [1] and installation fails. Added a workaround to always prefer the Kodi packages originating from archive.raspberrypi.com/archive.raspberrypi.org. I think Bullseye and previous had 'archive.raspberrypi.org' for RP repostories, while Bookworm has switched to 'archive.raspberrypi.com', so we can't use the URL for pinning. Added a pin based on the 'l'(Location ?) field of the release from the repository. [1] raspberrypi/bookworm-feedback#144
As a workaround, you can use Add to
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Hi, I have read some documents of APT pinning, but could you please explain simply why to set up pin? |
Why is this issue itself - due to version overlap, |
sudo apt install kodi21-inputstream-* kodi21 installs the latest kodi but do not make an versions update in kodi there is a bug and it install the normal kodi package |
The Raspbian repository contains a newer version than the
kodi-inputstream-rtmp
package from both Raspberry Pi repository.Trying to install
kodi-inputstream-rtmp
results in an error, since it references a non-existent dependency (kodi-api-inputstream
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