Posts by MatteN

Quote from sparkplug

I think it might be time to retire my slice anyone have a handle on a case for a pi4 that can also hold a 2.5 " drive?

Geekworm have some on amazon.

For LibreELEC the 2GB version is enough, and you can most likely control it with your tv remote (CEC), no need for keyboard and mouse.

I use a bunch of these.

Still no new LE12 nightlies for Raspberry Pi.

No new nightlies since july 16th, only for a few devices.

Never found the need for a keyboard in LE.

I went from LG 50" plasma to LG 65CX OLED it upscales 720p pretty good.

Quote from JohnWayne111

Unimportant

Yep, as i moved all my Pi's to LE12.

Quote from yamcenutzer

Intel has dropped support for NUCs, So I guess that is pretty much the end of living room compliant HDR/HDaudio capable OSS.

"We have decided to stop direct investment in the Next Unit of Compute (NUC) Business and pivot our strategy to enable our ecosystem partners to continue NUC innovation and (censored). This decision will not impact the remainder of Intel’s Client Computing Group (CCG) or Network and Edge Computing (NEX) businesses. Furthermore, we are working with our partners and customers to ensure a smooth transition and fulfillment of all our current commitments – including ongoing support for NUC products currently in market."

Try another screen or/and another HDMIcable.

Quote from mglae

MatteN There is no LE10 Generic-Legacy

I know.

Use Generic Legacy to install Chrome.

Im using latest nighties (LE11 & LE12) on all my Pi's, no problems so far.

The big problem with CEC is that its not really standardized, every manufacturer have their own implementation of it.

USb on tv is mostly USB2 and that outputs 2,5W and 500mA, Pi 4 needs 3A.

Probably problems with EDID.

Quote from fonzy44

I remember one think: before the problems arrive, I switched LibreElec update to automatic. I was in manual update before this.

Could it be a problem occuring when autoupdate is activated (so after performing automatically an update) ?

I am always on latest nightly.