Posts by mike2002

  • Nightly images for A20, A64, H3 and H6 boards

    Hi !

    Is somebody can confirm that the Pine H64 output sound only on the left speaker ?I did a test to ensure that the problem do not come from my setup, I pluged my rock64 exactly with the same cable and the sound is perfect. As soon as I plug the Pine h64 the sound come from the left speaker only.


    Thank you !

  • 4k Quality on Rock64

    Hello BKay


    I tried the demo and I confirm that I see the same thing. I tried the same demo on my RockPi4 and again I see the same problem. Finally, I play the demo on my Minix U9-H running the last version of CE and the picture is perfect. The aliasing is evident on the last picture of the demo, the LG logo.


    buximze : Personnaly, the color look perfect. I compare Rockchip with Amlogic and the color are equivalents... Maybe a little bit better on Rockchip.

  • Nightly images for A20, A64, H3 and H6 boards

    jernej !

    I did more tests on your last test image for Pine H64.



    - I am able to listen a lot more 4k HDR contents then before


    - My pine H64 triggered correctly the HDR on My TV. So, when I start an HDR content, my TV display the logo HDR content is playing


    - The colorspace BT.2020 is not triggered when I listen a HDR movie. That's not good.


    - I am unable to play REMUX movie, I have a green screen.


    - Once I tried to play a Remux movie, I am unable the start any other HDR content, even contents that played correctly before.


    - A bug probalby related to Kodi 19 Alpha, I am unable to start my Pine H64 with my mariadb server. No database migration, I am just stuck on the Kodi screen.


    - And, a problem you already know, I am unable to use my Pine H64 passing through my AVR. Maybe this problem will be corrected with Kernel 5.2... For me it's a big handicap.

  • Nightly images for A20, A64, H3 and H6 boards

    jernej !

    I tried your release for the Pine H64. I always have the same problem, when I connect the Pine H64 to my AVR I have no image on my TV, even with that version.


    If my Pine H64 is conneted directly to the TV everything work fine.


    I will do some test directly connected to the TV to test HDR content later today.

  • [Bug] MPEG-4/DivX/Xvid videos stutter on Rock64

    Hi !

    I did a quick test with my Rock64 with Libreelec 8.90.015. I play a DivX without problem, no stutter/Jitter. I play it 5 minutes without any glitch. I previously played a lot of H264 and h265 contents without issue.


    Just a little precision, my resolution is set to 720p. As soon I set it to 1080p suttering and jittering appear.


    No stutter/jitter at 720p but that appear at 1080p with this video

    Video

    ID : 0

    Format : MPEG-4 Visual

    Codec ID : DIV3

    Codec ID/Hint : DivX 3 Low

    Duration : 1 h 57 min

    Bit rate : 694 kb/s

    Width : 576 pixels

    Height : 432 pixels

    Display aspect ratio : 4:3

    Frame rate : 25.000 FPS

    Color space : YUV

    Chroma subsampling : 4:2:0

    Bit depth : 8 bits

    Compression mode : Lossy

    Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.112

    Stream size : 585 MiB (83%)



    Samething for this one :

    Video

    ID : 0

    Format : MPEG-4 Visual

    Format profile : Advanced [email protected]

    Format settings : BVOP2

    Format settings, BVOP : 2

    Format settings, QPel : No

    Format settings, GMC : No warppoints

    Format settings, Matrix : Default (MPEG)

    Muxing mode : Packed bitstream

    Codec ID : XVID

    Codec ID/Hint : XviD

    Duration : 40 min 35 s

    Bit rate : 1 060 kb/s

    Width : 720 pixels

    Height : 404 pixels

    Display aspect ratio : 16:9

    Frame rate : 25.000 FPS

    Color space : YUV

    Chroma subsampling : 4:2:0

    Bit depth : 8 bits

    Scan type : Progressive

    Compression mode : Lossy

    Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.146

    Stream size : 308 MiB (88%)

    Writing library : XviD 64


    Personnaly I think it's more related to horsepower, I play the exact same contents in 1080p without glitch with my Rockpi4. Actually the Rock64 is clock at 1.2 Ghz, if we can clock it at 1.5 Ghz (like armbian do with the Rock64) maybe that can help to eliminate the stuttering.

  • New Rock64 User Problems

    ArchNMy ! I agree with you, 1 GB should be fine but users report some problems in another thread related to the Rock4 1 GB... May be there problems are not related to the ram amount but that cost nothing to ask, just to know if we found a correlation.

  • New Rock64 User Problems

    That's really weird. Just some little setings to check :


    - Set GUI Resolution to 1920x1080p (system->Display) (personally I set it at 1280x720p)

    - Set refresh rate to 60 Hz (System->Display)

    - Whitelist all supported resolutions (System->Display) In particular do not select all resolution with 4096

    - Adjust display refresh rate On start/stop (Players->Videos)

  • New Rock64 User Problems

    Hi Carey !

    I try both video on my Rock64 and they play flawlessly.


    I have a Rock64 with 4GB ram. I run Librelec nightly-20190501 build from a micro SD card (samsunbg EVO 32 GB). All my playback are done via my NAS with SMB protocol.


    Just by curiosity, and I do not think it's related to your problem, how many ram do you have on your Rock64 ? And do you try to run the video via a HDD plug into your USB ?