Thanks! did you maybe have some feedback from other users if it's working?
I can not recall.
Thanks! did you maybe have some feedback from other users if it's working?
I can not recall.
Hi, I'm planning to buy a Rock64 in the future (maybe when LE is a little more mature) but I would like to know if anyone can test this files
According to specs the RK3328 should be able to hardware decode H264 10 bits, it would be good if anyone can test if it's working right now with LE and/or if it's possible to play them with software decoder (highly likely up to 720p, not really sure about 1080p)
GDPR-1 is my emmc from my odroid C2 compatible with rock64?
GDPR-1 is my emmc from my odroid C2 compatible with rock64?
I heard it is but I never tried. Try at your own risk.
I heard it is but I never tried. Try at your own risk.
thanks man i’ll try that.
Can you recommend a good case for rock64?
Is it compatible with raspberry pi3?
is my emmc from my odroid C2 compatible with rock64?
Looks like this guy is using it.
Looks like this guy is using it.
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thanks very nice i think i’m gonna buy one.
Too bad the rpi flirc cases won’t fit but i’ll try some other cases.
I’m glad that the emmc from odroid c2 fits!
GDPR-1 is my emmc from my odroid C2 compatible with rock64?
Yes it is
Yes it is
thanks!
Hi, I'm planning to buy a Rock64 in the future (maybe when LE is a little more mature) but I would like to know if anyone can test this files
According to specs the RK3328 should be able to hardware decode H264 10 bits, it would be good if anyone can test if it's working right now with LE and/or if it's possible to play them with software decoder (highly likely up to 720p, not really sure about 1080p)
First of all, I would like to thank Raybuntu for his hard work. I would say there's huge improvement, especially in playback, for the latest build (rb-leia24).
I downloaded all your sample files and tested with builds rb-leia22 and rb-leia23 weeks ago. With rb-leia22, playback resulted in freeze-up of the ROCK64. With rb-leia23, playback only showed still pictures every few seconds.
I had been using Raybuntu's build on Odroid-C2 for TVHeadend server and PVR. Last Sunday I switched my TVHeadend server from Odroid-C2 to ROC64 and made some recordings. However, I found playback of those recordings (MPEG2) under rb-leia22 was jerky while it was smooth on other Amlogic TV boxes. I haven't tested again after upgraded to build rb-leia24 until tonight. Playback of those recordings gone back to normal!
I tested all Hi10P sample files provided. Playback of all but one (the 16 ref frame) 720p Hi10p videos, no matter L4.0, L4.1 or L5.1, are fine. I noticed that playback starts right away but after a few seconds it was pause and screen blanked for about one second then resumed and ran smoothly until the end. Based on the shown subtitles, there's no audio out of sync.
Playback of all three 16 ref frame videos, one 720p and two 1080p, all L5.1, only gives still pictures every 5 to 10 seconds.
Mpeg2 and hi10 are sw decoded only currently. We have some progress with mpeg2 but deinterlace is still bugy.
If I build LibreELEC for other RK3328 devices from your repo like
PROJECT=Rockchip DEVICE=RK3328 ARCH=arm UBOOT_SYSTEM=box make imagePROJECT=Rockchip DEVICE=RK3328 ARCH=arm UBOOT_SYSTEM=box-trn9 make imagePROJECT=Rockchip DEVICE=RK3328 ARCH=arm UBOOT_SYSTEM=box-z28 make image
then I can't connect to the RB Repo.
Also building from LibreELEC main branch, the LibreELEC Repo can't connect even if Rockchip support has recently been merged into the main branch.
Your RK3328 Rock64 images can connect correctly to repo's but how to do it for the other devices if I build myself?
Thanks
IceBear Afaik the official LE repo is not populated for RK yet.
I have ADDON_SERVER_URL overwritten in my ~/.libreelec/.options
otherwise it will default to LE repo.
IceBear Afaik the official LE repo is not populated for RK yet.
I have ADDON_SERVER_URL overwritten in my ~/.libreelec/.options
otherwise it will default to LE repo.
I rebuilt LibreELEC from your master branch and changed
In file http://LibreELEC.tv/distributions/LibreELEC/options
ADDON_SERVER_URL="http://raybuntu.libreelec.tv/addons/"
My packages/mediacenter/kodi/config/repository.rbrepo/addon.xml file also shows
<addon id="repository.rbrepo"
name="RB Add-ons"
version="9.0.6"
provider-name="Raybuntu">
<extension point="xbmc.addon.repository"
name="RB Add-ons">
<info>http://raybuntu.libreelec.tv/addons//9.0.6/RK3328/arm/addons.xml.gz</info>
<checksum>http://raybuntu.libreelec.tv/addons//9.0.6/RK3328/arm/addons.xml.gz.md5</checksum>
<datadir zip="true">http://raybuntu.libreelec.tv/addons//9.0.6/RK3328/arm</datadir>
</extension>
But I still can't connect to RB Add-ons repo.
Tried compiling RK3328 z28 and trn9.
I can only open this link with a double '9.0.6' on a web browser - Index of /addons/9.0.6/9.0.6/RK3328/arm/
Any further help?
Any further help?
just an hint, pls use the Code or Inline Code button if you insert such pastes, makes it easier for us ( I fixed it in the meanwhile)
IceBear My bad. I rsync'd updates today with an additional subdir.
created own thread.
This Thread is for my community builds. I only support Rock64, RockBox, Odroid N1, Rock960 and Transformer.