Latest nightly LE12, after 11 days & 8 hrs memory usage is at 20 % on a Pi4 4GB.
Posts by MatteN
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Generic LE13 nightly have been building 5 hrs now, no new build completed.
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Probably a CEC setting, check what you have enabled/disabled in settings.
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I doubt its faster than a Pi5's cardreader and thats max 100MB/s i think.
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HDR to SDR works pretty good on my M5 which is S905x3 and CoreELEC, i use it with my old LG 50" plasma as a bedroom setup.
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Try the latest LE13 nightly.
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There are a few (10 or so) devices with 922X.
But no support for Dreambox as they never released their code, its closed source.
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I have about a dozen devices and only one can do tone mapping to SDR, and thats a Banana Pi M5 with CoreELEC, i dont think LibreELEC can do it on any device.
Not shure if my Shield Pro 2019 can do it since i only use it for DV.
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Not very common probably because every maker implements things differently, CEC isnt standardised enough.
N100 mini pc does not come with CEC, my ASRock N100 mitx motherbord dont have CEC.
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Wiki says: "Raspberry Pi 4/5 boards notably do not support 4K60 4:2:0 output."
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Probably not HDR10+, i dont know as i only use it for DV.
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Shield Pro 2019 is old but still working fine with Kodi and DV, never uses over 65% RAM , im still quite happy with it, it's almost as snappy as my Pi5.
And as mentioned Vero V might be ok.
[TESTING] Vero V: Dolby Vision TV led supportOverview In February this year, we made testing for Dolby Vision Profile 5 tonemapping available for Vero V devices. This resolved issues playing Profile 5…discourse.osmc.tv -
If you want DV, Shield Pro and Kodi or some of the devices that run CoreELEC.
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7 years old CPU, as far as i know no HDR.
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Latest LE12 was released on 2024-12-23 and a new build was started tonight.