Sorry, no changes - issue still present.
How about this build: LibreELEC-S905.aarch64-7.0-devel-20161125223042-r23455-gb40a2a3.tar ?
I'm trying to track down which change causes the issue. Thank you for your testing!
Sorry, no changes - issue still present.
How about this build: LibreELEC-S905.aarch64-7.0-devel-20161125223042-r23455-gb40a2a3.tar ?
I'm trying to track down which change causes the issue. Thank you for your testing!
I have no improvement. Still start stuttering after a small error in the stream.
Sometime ago i had the same issue in another project. Problem was in ffmpeg. I can't remember what exactly was, but whether there was any change in ffmpeg from 008 to 009?
Yes, there was one change for ffmpeg. Here's the build with that change reverted: LibreELEC-S905.aarch64-7.0-devel-20161125215122-r23454-gc9cf673.tar
mmpp We need fbdev to render GUI, not to play video. Video playback should be fine.
Yes the live TV streaming used to work OK before 009.
Please have a look at the next devel build: 2016-11-25
This one has hardware demux buffering patch from 7.0.2.008 with a fix for low bitrate streams. Again, tested on my local samples, all playing well...
The only thing that is needed to make my builds work for S912 is to have libMali.so (and headers) with fbdev support. The only libMali available from Amlogic now is ion which won't work.
Fun fact: my S905 builds boot on S912 except for GPU-related things... that means no Kodi.
thank you for your answer !!! I have a Embedded-linux run on my s905-amlogic now.
how can I compile to a executable file that can run on my Embedded-Linux for arm easily: ./libreelec
not an apk ,not img.
Looking forward to your advice
it's cool than an img file.
I'm afraid you don't understand what LibreELEC is - as it's an operating system. What you want is Kodi executable and I can't help in compiling it for your operating system.
Analog audio in S905X is via T9015 codec which seems to have mapped correctly on your device. What kind of audio cable do you use? With my S905X device a standard 3.5mm plug is working well. Can you confirm that analog audio works for you in Android?
I just tested the latest dev build. Same issue with tvheadend as before. It seems that the issue is coming faster then with the previous dev build. I'm trying to get a pertinent log but it's not easy...Edit : Log : DL.FREE.FR
I understand that with 7.0.2.008 it worked well?
Should i go back to the previous build then?
Previous build is exactly the same.
Can you please test this build, all "hacks" should be deleted: 2016-11-24
As soon as LE master switches to it.
Another development build to test please for TVHeadend sync issues. Please also test it with other videos: 2016-11-24
MiniMX has AP6212 WiFi (Broadcom), you shouldn't use Realtek device tree.
I have to admit I've incorrectly placed PR10887 patch in the latest test build and it did not apply... apologies for all who dedicated their time for testing. I will issue a new build when more testing is needed.
I mean switch entirely to 32-bit userspace. Kernel has to be kept 64-bit because some of prebuilt Amlogic modules are 64-bit only.
The main advantages of switching to 32-bit are improved memory consumption and improved compatibility with 3rd party libraries - that means Spotify in LE and libwidevine in LE Krypton.
I don't think there are any significant advantages for media player to run 64-bit code - especially that all boxes have less than 4GB RAM. And you can optimize 32-bit build for Cortex-A53 which means no significant speed drop - or even speed gain due to lower memory consumption.
Thanks to LE developer Raybuntu I am already testing 32-bit Jarvis build. Here's the commit that helped: Adding ability to build aarch64 kernel with 32bit libs · Raybuntu/LibreELEC.tv@aa18baf · GitHub
I think in a few days I will post source and binaries for 32-bit userspace builds.