Thanks.
Nopes. It is running at 60fps.
FWIW - the interface itself runs much better on my Sony X900E (but audio sucks on the Android TV implementation of Sony so I am forced to use an external player).
Running it at 4K makes it run even slower (I made sure to add the 60hz option using xrandr).
Hello.
Is it possible to configure LE/Kodi to work at 1080p and only switch to 4K when playing 4K titles?
1. This will make the interface work faster (My NUC6CAYH is getting horribly slow when working @ 4K)
2. This will allow my TV to handle 4K upscaling for non 4k material (It does it much better than my NUC).
Thanks.
Hi.
I bought a NUC6CAYH thinking that it would be enough to run my Kodi with LE.
Playback is working fine, but the interface is sluggish and this is really annoying.
Is this machine simply too weak to support proper interface performance?
Thanks.
FWIW - I just checked and the latest version (8.2.1) is working fine with my 32GB SD.
Thanks.
Hi. Sorry for not replying for such a long time, I've been using a USB drive for the time being, I'll try it the moment I'll have some time to check it.
Thanks.
I'll give it a shot.
Hello.
I have NUC6CAYS with a 32GB sdcard I planned on using as a boot device.
No matter what I do - it won't boot.
I tried creating the sdcard directly from my mac with the creator, I get the install/run/live prompt but then I get this:
*** Error in mount_flash: mount_cmmon: could not mount LABEL=System ***
And then it jumps to debugging shell.
I then created a USB, booted off the USB and installed the sdcard from the USB installer (USB booted fine). But the same message appears (above message is from the USB installation on the sdcard).
It looks like it cannot see the root partition for some reason.
Before I start digging like mad or even buying an SSD to get it over with - Is there a known fix for this?
Edit:
Using latest (8.0.2) version. Updated nuc bios to the latest (40) version.
I do not see /dev/mmc* when booting off sdcard (which is probably the reason for this whole problem), booting off USB did show /dev/mmcblk0 (or whichever it was)
Thanks.
