Better ask where you got that addon.
Posts by MatteN
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Under Inputstream parsers
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Happens from time to time on Pi4 LE 12 nightlies to and on LE 12 Generic.
I just unplug the USBdongle and plug it in again to make it work.
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Whats on the SD-card LE or Raspberry Pi OS?
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Have you updated the firmware on your Pi?
I think that is needed.
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When Kodi is shut down press the power button until LED goes off (5-10 sec), then you can turn it on again with the button.
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I didnt buy any extra hardware, no M2 hat, not even an SDcard, i had one of these with a Samsung 250GB M2 in it lying around collecting dust, installed LE12 on it using one of my Win 10 pc's and booted Pi5 from it, works like a charm.
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I just installed LE12 directly on my SSD and booted from it without any SDcard involved.
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Use Etcher instead.
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Thanks for the reply and technical breakdown! You've educated this old moron 😆
After some pondering, that may be the best option; sell the x86 stuff and get a Pi 5 instead. Shame I can't use the hardware I currently own, but I'm already thinking about designing a case with an integrated 16x2 LCD and IR...*launches Fusion360*
I havn't used a Pi for media since the original Model B with Openelec. How's the experience these days? I remember being amazed at how well it handled HD content, given the price and form-factor, but UI navigation was a stuttery, slow affair. Presumably things have moved on since then.
Pi 5 is almost as fast in UI as my ASRock J5040 and 4k HDR HEVC is no problem, low power consumption and really quiet.
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Or just get a Raspberry Pi 4 or 5, that is capable of 4k HDR without any problems.
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I dont have any problems with my 5 Pi 4 and 5 running latest nightly, 1080p mkv (mostly BD-rips) and 4k HDR HEVC, all play just fine on my LG OLED.
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Same thing works, 4 or 5 doesnt matter.
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https://wiki.libreelec.tv/configuration/4k-hdr
GUI is fine at 1080p
and most movies and series are at 4k30hz
set whitelist.
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Read up on the subject here:
https://wiki.libreelec.tv/configuration/4k-hdr
and maybe set up Whitelist.
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There are other software that probably are better suited for a music server on a Pi.
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How old are your Intel clients? Maybe they dont support HLG.
