Take a read through following thread may provided pointers, maybe Denon AVR-2310 doesn't know what to do with Audio only HDMI input?
And I would read through AVR manual carefully as perhaps you need to make HDMI setting adjustments on the AVR?
Posts by MikeKL
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I am using latest nightlies on rpi4 where as far as know for all devices the following is still a good overall reference.
Audio quickstart guide - Official Kodi Wiki
Note: Set your audio setting as per the "AVR HDMI (HD Audio)" column.
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ginogio65 be aware that in my case I am still relying on manual method (checking through kodi GUI) that audio correctly assigned to hdmi1
(Between reboots of rpi4 to update to latest nightly and when my TV/AVR combination are switched off/on)
in my case, I need to ensure ALSA: vc4-hdmi-1, ONK TX-SR608 on HDMI is selected
in your case, I note from secreen grab that you need to ensure ALSA: vc4-hdmi-1, MJI Marantz-AVR on HDMI is selected
My understanding is that vc4-hdmi-1 relates to card0-HDMI-A-2 where for my own understanding I double checked by sshing into rpi4 and inputting tail /sys/class/drm/*/status command when both my TV and AVR is switched on and fully recognised.
Codetail /sys/class/drm/*/status ==> /sys/class/drm/card0-HDMI-A-1/status <== connected ==> /sys/class/drm/card0-HDMI-A-2/status <== connectedSo in my usage case above confirms
hdmi0 = card0-HDMI-A-1 = Philips 55PUS7304 4K TV
hdmi1 = card0-HDMI-A-2 = Onkyo TX-SR608 AV Receiver
You are ensuring that your AVR is remaining switched/fixed to hdmi port that you connected your rpi4 to your AVR and that both Audio settings assigned to ALSA: vc4-hdmi-1, MJI Marantz-AVR on HDMI ?
This question/comment relates to my usage case with my TV connected to HDMI out from my AVR in order to utilise CEC/ARC features between TV/AVR. If I am not observant I can miss fact that my AVR may switch from rpi input hdmi port to TV output hdmi port.
(i.e. Does this infrequently during navigation of Kodi GUI controlled via CEC and remote of TV)
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earthmate you can download latest version 6.9.3 from github, which is built for and works correctly with Matrix. service.vpn.manager-6.9.3.zip
Manually install addon via install from zip method. Add-on manager - Official Kodi Wiki
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From your explanation sounds like your Sony Reciever may not support 4K?
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I'm currently working on a script to simplify this whole edid stuff - hopefully that should make it into beta2.
Great thread topic on AVR detection and explanation on how-to utilse rpi4's spare HDMI port to output audio directly to AVR (HDMI 1.4b in my case) when following Settings are correctly assigned to required hdmi out.
- Settings -> System -> Audio -> Audio output device
- Settings -> System -> Audio -> Passthrough output device
Just been testing method/process with hdmi0 (video) and hdmi1 (audio) this morning (which works perfectly, thanks) and like others, I now understand will need to permanently setup edid and config, such that rpi4 remembers hdmi1 connection, when rpi4 and/or AVR is powered off/on.
Thank you HiassofT
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It is just the name of the update channel - it still provides the latest nightly builds. Maybe a bit confusing...
Temporarily switched from LibreELEC-10 to LEnightly-9.80 as my "update channel"
For my rpi4 I have following two custom channels assigned in order to switch between above "update channels"
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Just a comment in thread that update to latest nightly build for rpi4 via new custom channel url is currently not providing available 04/03 and 05/03 nightly builds. Noted that releases.json currently dated 03/03 and assume (ref Irusak previous comments) patience required and not a fully automated set-up to pick up latest Nightlies just yet.
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Quick test and adding 2nd Custom channel appears to work in as expected, was then able to select 10.0 as an update channel and see latest 10.0 Nightlies. I did not attempt to update (or downgrade) yet, as am already on latest nightly.
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flubshi as mentioned by Smultie LibreELEC Nightlies now being identified with "10.0-nightly" within filenames since 27th Feb.
Note: Currently no "LEnightly-10.0" update channel to select
Would be great if you can update your temporary workaround to provide access to latest nightly builds
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v19.7.1 auto-magically installed on rpi4 running LibreELEC Matrix nightly builds (sometime in last few hours along with three other addons) and working great and as expected.
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Thanks HiassofT Attempted to manually install add-on, but kodi fails to install the zip.
LibreELEC Kodi.log with debug switched on.
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Looking at LibreELEC Matrix Nightly addons HERE there does not appear to be an update from v19.6.1 to v19.7.1 for Rpi2 and Rpi4 unlike for other devices in listing.
I note following ARMv8 zip, is this compatible for use with Rpi4 as its not being selected from with LibreELEC when requesting repo to be updated with latest versions of available addons?
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Thanks for blog update surrounding LE10 release plans and support level expectations for varied LibreELEC capable devices
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Just checked and pvr.zatto v18.1.23.1 update has been automatically applied to rpi3 (LibreELEV 9.2.6) working fine again
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Upgrading from Leia to Matrix and expecting existing add-ons to be working after will be hit and miss. Personally I would try out LE10 as clean install on spare sd (then you can still switch between until your happy with Matrix)
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9.8 is actually allocated to/for LE10 builds
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All nightly MATRIX builds can be found HERE filter on rpi4 and select latest build etc
