Posts by MatteN

Having 2 ssd's connected through usb (without external power) on a Banana Pi M5 using CE21 havent caused any problems in close to a year, same ssd's on Pi 4 and LE f*cked up almost every week.

For one of my tv's that not support HDR i use a Banana Pi M5 with CoreELEC 21, it is capable of tone mapping to SDR.

Another + for the M5 with CE is that i have 2 ssd connected directly to usb (boots from emmc) without external power supply, never had any problems with faulty file system like with LE.

I dont have any problems connecting to my Pis from my PCs with Win 11 Pro, maybe because of old NAS i have enabled smb 1 on Win 11.

Try a new sd-card aswell.

If you try without the Denon, does work then?

Web File Browser addon.

the Pi's ip:9977 in your browser.

Playing HDR encoded video on a non-HDR tv?

Same thing happened on one of my Pi4 with latest LE13 nightly, turned off /on both wi-fi and ethernet a couple of times and it suddenly started to work again.

I have had the same issues with several hdd formatted with exFAT.

If i drop the image in the update folder and measure from when i click Reboot till its up and running, my Pi 5 is about 15 sec faster than my Pi 4, booting from ssd on both.

Pi5 NVMe PIP — SunFounder Pironman documentation

"The connection is certified for Gen 2.0 speeds (5 GT/sec), but you can force it to Gen 3.0 (10 GT/sec) if you add the following lines to your /boot/firmware/config.txt.

# Force Gen 3.0 speeds
dtparam=pciex1_gen=3"

Support from nvidia is more or less non-existing.

It will run at max gen 3 speed.

There is a built in function in LE to update eeprom in settings.

Settings--> LibreELEC--> Updates--> Firmware updates, flip the switch to on, and reboot.

Updated your Pi?

Latest Pi 5 eeprom is 2024-09-23, updates from within latest Pi5 LE13 nightly.

A very few PC's support CEC, just a couple of NUC's do that to my knowledge, so most likely your device dont.