It might be helpful to know what your htpc is and what version of LE you upgraded from
Posts by blueribb
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I have 2 old Intel NUC's and cannot use "power on" for either because of the way they were built. So, I use the kodi "suspend" function instead and that works just fine for me. I suspect that may be your issue too.
Yes, I meant the Keymap Editor addon. Navigating and saving can be difficult at first.
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I never tried that one, so I can't say for sure. I can only tell you my experience using 2 completely different MCE usb IR receivers.
By the way, my Harmony 650 has a "power" button but "power toggle" is a display function when pressing the "devices" button and then selecting your device.
You do know you can assign unused buttons to almost any function you want, don't you ?
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I tried 2 different MCE usb IR receivers and get 2 different results for the power functions. Here is the one I'm using now:
Genuine HP Infrared IR USB Receiver Sensor 5188-1667 12ft cord OVU400103/00 787805273777 | eBay
By the way, I'm using a Harmony 650 with the Microsoft Media Center Extender profile
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I have 2 Intel NUCs (NUC DC53427HYE) running LE 9.0.2 and they do not have this problem. I run the Confluence Skin. Have you tried another skin ?
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I right click on any media file and choose "MediaInfo" with this Windows app:
https://mediaarea.net/en/mediainfo
Choose "Text" under the "View" tab after it's setup.
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Have you tried playing the files that don't work on another computer ?
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Go to Add-Ons / Libreelec Configuration or
System / Libreelec
then go to Network and look in right panel for Advanced Network Settings
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You could also take your NUC to a friend or neighbor that has a 4K AVR and TV to test.
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I have a much older pair of Intel i5 NUC's and they handle all HD Audio Streams using passthrough with no issues. The fact that your Vero works means it's probably a driver issue. You should search for others that have the same model NUC as you and verify the audio issue before filing a bug report. You also have to remember that there probably aren't many others that split the audio and video into 2 directions and that using a single hdmi cable corrects the issue. If your AVR were up to date, the problem wouldn't exist, right ?
Have you tried older versions of LIbreelec ?
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Does your AVR display DTS-HD or DTS-MA when passthrough is enabled ? Just for ha-ha's, have you checked to make sure the "MUTE" wasn't accidentally turned on in Kodi ? I have seen this before.
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With your existing hook up, do you also have an HDMI cable connected from your AVR to the TV ? (If so, try unplugging it)
Have you tried (for test only) a single HDMI connection to AVR and then from AVR to TV ? Do all HD Audio formats work then ? Yes, I know your AVR won't pass 4K but this is to test audio only.
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Instead of using an HDMI Splitter, have you tried using both outputs from the NUC (HDMI and Display Port) at the same time ?
Maybe use the HDMI for audio output to your AVR and the USB-C (DP1.2) for the video to your TV ? You will need a USB-C to HDMI adapter cable I think. This is assuming both outputs work simultaneously.
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When switching from Libreelec to CoreELEC, can you just place the CoreELEC file in the Libreelec "updates" folder ?
Or should someone do a Backup, Fresh install and Restore ?
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tigervnc or dispmanx vnc
check to see if the official libreelec repository includes them
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See post #29 in this thread:
Video stutter 25Hz Videoplayback with Hardwaredecoding Libreelec 9.0
Kodi 18.2 fixes the issue. Libreelec will incorporate Kodi 18.2 in the next update (due soon ?)
