Download the right image and drop it into Updatefolder and reboot.
Posts by MatteN
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This works out of the box.
OSMC Remote Control - OSMCosmc.tv -
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Not all USB to SATA-adapters work.
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That youtubeclip in #6 is 2160p VP9 .webm
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VP9 .webm isn't the easiest thing to play.
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Im using my Pi4 on a LG 65CX, all "enhancements" are turned off, no judder what so ever. Whitelist the resolutions you need in LibreELEC.
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Thanks. I am currently on 10.0.3 and it will not update to 1`0.0.4 . When I put the 4 files from
LibreELEC-RPi4.arm-10.0.4.tar into the update folder on the RPi and reboot it objects to one of the updates as having an incorrect md5 sum. I checked the md5 sum was correct before trying again but still the same error.
I will try again with the update to 11.x when it arrives but it looks like a clean install and restoring backed up settings will be the best option.
Just drop the .img.gz into Updatefolder, no need to unpack anything.
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Or set up a Pi4 with https://www.openmediavault.org/ and a couple of external harddisks.
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If you set the Dim screensaver to 0% there will be no burn in.
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Use the screensaver and set it to dim completly after 2 minutes or so.
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Im running the latest nightly on my Pi4, HDR plays just fine.
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Elysiumsample played just fine on my Pi4 with LibreELEC-RPi4.arm-11.0-nightly-20230105-107a660 installed.
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any ETA on 10.0.4 ?
When its done.
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same here, LG tv, have to revert back to 10.0.0 again.
I had the same problem with a LG 50" plasma tv and a Pi 4 2GB, solved it by connecting it to a Sony 40" LED, i had no problems att all using same install and same cables, so its tv related probably.
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Its better with 20221211, now after 3 days the memory used is only 13%.
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Is it a known bug that after say like 5 days running the memory usage is up to 35% on a Pi 4 with 4GB RAM?
Latest nightly Nexus. With a fresh start its on 6%.
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I have a Tinker Board S with LE 20 nightly installed on emmc, it plays 4k 30p HEVC
and a Banana Pi M5 with CE 20 nightly installed on emmc, it plays 4k 60p HDR HEVC.
