UPDATE: I found the culprit in /System/Library/Caches, a file called com.apple.coresymbolicationd was 252 GB. So I deleted it.

I have a Mac running El Capitan (10.11.4) networked with my Raspberry Pi 2, running OSMC, over LAN, and I'm using this set-up to watch TV and stream other media to my TV. I've networked the Pi directly into my TV folders -- which are on an external hard drive -- and this works smoothly. The problem ...

A new cable solved the problem. Just in case anyone finds themselves in China trying to put all this together, this was the cable I bought and successfully used: https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a1z09.2.0.0.Ka1SSo&id=44823721885&_u=p2hskcrn3edb I had to switch the white and the red to get the co...

Thanks all. I was working under the assumption that the swapped ground would give no output at all, so this is good info. I'll order the correct cable tomorrow (I'm in a part of the world where it's a little difficult to just go buy one), and I'll post an update!

Hi, I just got my Raspberry Pi 2 and I've hooked it up to my old Hisense television via A/V cables. The picture is very flickery, and sometimes even scrambles when there is too much motion on screen. Also, the display is way off to the side, and I've played around with the overscan to no effect. I'v...