Dont know if this belongs here, maybe a configuration thing. Just wondering if anybody knows what could cause it.
Viewing 4k mkv files stutters every second, like the framerate is off, this does not happen when the tv plays the files (Samsung 8 series 2016). So I am thinking it must be a setting in kodi.
Can someone give me the optimal settings for video in Kodi? I have beelink G1 ultimate so power shouldnt be an issueþ
Hi. I have an X92 box and I installed the new version of LibreELEC 8.2. The softer is working good, but that sometimes the screen became like pink. I have to reboot the box and this helps sometime, or not. This problem is not new, I realized before with earlier software (8.1...).
What can i do?
its sounds like a TV problem.
Hi,
I got the same issue like g947 but constantly pink.
My minix U9 displays the minix android with all colors correct. However when booting into libreelec the screen during boot already turns pink from the point the libreelec logo is displayed.
Any ideas ?
kszaq Sorry if it a stupid question, but, although I've been following Libreelec for Raspberry PI for a couple of years, I'm new with the Amlogic version of it.
What is the reason that all of your work to make Libreleec work in these Amlogic TV boxes cannot be merged in the official master branch? Is it licensing issues? Is it just an optimization or the official Arm version would not work as it is?
It is a huge work that should not be lost/forgotten if you, one day, stop doing it. I hope it never comes in some years, BTW! 
Thank you very much
Working on a Beelink GT1 (not ultimate).
Ethernet ok
hdr ok
1080/4k auto switch ok
keyboard/mouse ok
Remote ok (copied remote.conf from internal memory to sd card)
Passthrough ok
Haven't tested wifi and bluetooth yet
Easy to boot to android side. From power menu choose boot to internal.
Thanks kszaq . Terrific work!
Just a question: is it ok to let it run 24/7 to use it also as a tvheadend server?
Display MoreWorking on a Beelink GT1 (not ultimate).
Ethernet ok
hdr ok
1080/4k auto switch ok
keyboard/mouse ok
Remote ok (copied remote.conf from internal memory to sd card)
Passthrough ok
Haven't tested wifi and bluetooth yet
Easy to boot to android side. From power menu choose boot to internal.
Thanks kszaq . Terrific work!
Just a question: is it ok to let it run 24/7 to use it also as a tvheadend server?
Could you do me a favor and tell me the paths to the remote.conf ? ie. from where to where 
Could you do me a favor and tell me the paths to the remote.conf ? ie. from where to where
On android its located in /etc folder. Copy that to the configuration folder in libreelec. Job done!
On android its located in /etc folder. Copy that to the configuration folder in libreelec. Job done!
Just curious
If it's that easy why would someone generate a remote.comf from scratch?
If it's that easy why would someone generate a remote.comf from scratch?
You can generate Your own and customized remote.conf
Just curious
If it's that easy why would someone generate a remote.comf from scratch?
Because some remote.conf is not working with LE (some contains not compatible keywords some contains more than one remote's config)
(FYI: LE isntaller also copies the remote.conf from your android to the sd card/pendrive's root folder, so normally you don't have to find it.)
Just curious
If it's that easy why would someone generate a remote.comf from scratch?
on two of my cheap android boxes, the default remote.conf from android doesn't work with LE. hence need to modify manually.
on two of my cheap android boxes, the default remote.conf from android doesn't work with LE. hence need to modify manually.
That's what happened to mine 
I didn't realise it was copied automatically [8.2.0.1] LibreELEC 8.2 for S912, thanks for infor Pelican, I will have to look more closely at my SDCard, maybe I can modify the one copied automatically
Great work kszaq!
Re. T95Z Plus and not working LAN network (cable).
I've used dtb file which belongs to 1Gbit ethernet 'device_trees'.
'gxm_q200_2g.dtb' worked for my 2GB RAM device. I've got LAN network fully operational.
I hope it help you guys.
On android its located in /etc folder. Copy that to the configuration folder in libreelec. Job done!
(FYI: LE isntaller also copies the remote.conf from your android to the sd card/pendrive's root folder, so normally you don't have to find it.)
If I shutdown LE on my H96 Pro+ I can't power on with my remote anymore.
Now I always "reboot from internal" first and then shutdown in Android. Then I can power on with remote again and it boots in LE.
Do I have to copy the remote.config file to the configuration folder in LE?
It excists in the root of my SD card allready.
I also read about "scratch" but can't find a clear tutorial.
If I can shutdown and power on right from LE I am happy allready all the other functions I do with CEC.
Display MoreIf I shutdown LE on my H96 Pro+ I can't power on with my remote anymore.
Now I always "reboot from internal" first and then shutdown in Android. Then I can power on with remote again and it boots in LE.
Do I have to copy the remote.config file to the configuration folder in LE?
It excists in the root of my SD card allready.
I also read about "scratch" but can't find a clear tutorial.
If I can shutdown and power on right from LE I am happy allready all the other functions I do with CEC.
Welcome to the club! 
Check this "stub" discussion on the matter... 
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