Posts by MatteN

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

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Unimportant

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

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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.

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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.

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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.

Still no problems with any of my 27 NTFS-disks.

Pi4 2GB SSD-boot & 2x4TB (8TB)

Pi4 2GB SSD-boot & 2x8TB+3x10TB (46TB)

Pi4 4GB SSD-boot & 2x2x6TB (24TB)

Pi4 8GB SSD-boot & 2x8x4TB (64TB)

2 of my Pi's are on LE11 nightlies & the other 2 on LE12.

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I'd say you'd never have enough pis

PS: Just to clarify my answer, these little buggers can be utilized to do a pleathora of things. Even if you don't plan on using it today, you can definitely need a pi for any future projects of yours. So keeping one at arms's length would be a good idea. It is a worthy investment. It does not spoil or go bad. It just stays on the shelf until you come up with a new idea. I love these things. I wish i had bought more when they were cheap. They are worth the same as a laptop now in my home country (our economy went bust).

Prices will hopefully go down soon.

Raspberry Pi CEO: ‘Million-Unit Months’ Are Ahead

From July 2023 we could see a million Raspberry Pis per month

www.tomshardware.com

I only use ssd's for booting and running LE, all media is on my network or on external HDD's.

Even booting from ssd connected to usb2 is faster than any sd-card.

Put the .img in the Update folder and reboot.

Or https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/formatter/

How-to-video on the site.