This *does* normally work, but the server isn't offering up a download list at the moment.
It occasionally fills up it's diskspace and needs someone to check what it's done and tidy up, as and when they have time.
There are lots of duplicates that should be removed to save some space, in Pi4 LE11 there are at least 15-20 img's with exact same number, just different date like:
LibreELEC-RPi4.arm-11.0-nightly-20220627-f7f28a7.img.gz
LibreELEC-RPi4.arm-11.0-nightly-20220629-f7f28a7.img.gz
With Pi 4 recommended GUI resolution is 1080p. And whitelist the other res you need (and screen supports).
Download img and copy it to Updatefolder via smb and reboot.
Takes half a minute.
I used my Pi4 8GB with LibreELEC-RPi4.aarch64-12.0-nightly-20230430-c9f5751 for several hrs last night, playing mp4 & mkv, 1080p & 2160p over smb, no problems at all.
Mediainfo of the videofile?
Bitrate?
Sound, DTS-MA, 2-channel or what?
Mp4 or mkv?
2160 or 1080p
I can boot up the Pi4 that i have running LE12 aarch64.
Luckily there is android, where ReVanced is the best alternative with no ads at all, sponsorblock, just perfect.
Its an entry level dual core proc from 2006, maybe its just to old.
Have you tried using one hdmi for tv and the other for sound (to your NAD)?
All my drives are NTFS.
I'm guessing your HDDs are attached va a powered hub - mine is powered but plugged straight into a USB 3 port.
Nope.
https://icybox.de/en/product.php?id=294 x1 on one Pi4 and x2 on another.
https://icybox.de/en/product.php?id=298 x1 on the other Pi4 but even works just fine with x2 (16 x 4TB)
Strange, i dont have any problems at all with my Pi 4's, one with 2x4TB, one with 2x2x6TB & one with atm 8x4TB, all 3 boots from ssd. One running LE11 nightly (latest) and 2 with LE12 aarch64 (latest).
Did you set up Whitelist?
And is 25fps in that list?
Maybe your display wont support 25fps, my Sony LED tv dont.
Check your CEC-settings.
At https://test.libreelec.tv/ changelogs are gone again.
Keep looking, there is no such thing as a "perfect" whatever when it comes to media devices, well, at least not more than like a month or six at the most.
Depending on what kind of SSD it is they can consume upp to 15W or more.
