Also the cable can be the issue, I have a couple of flimsy usb cables, and if I try to use one of them I get the undervolt "bolt" even with a proper power supply. In the beginning I thought something was wrong with the power supply, but as soon as I switched to a better cable the problem went away.
(this is on RPi3 btw, my RPi1 have no problem with the flimsy cables heh)
it should be able to decode dts just fine, my rpi1 can do 1080p dts with overclock though, so the rpi2 should do it with ease.
try set the switch port to 100Mbit instead of gb if you can, or try another one. or cable etc. or post a sample as suggested.
what happened to openelec or the whole thing is sad yes, but there is nothing sad about moving on to libreelec.
Another 'obvious' one: maybe using a HDMI port labled PC/DVI, that has no audio in.
Out of 4 HDMI ports my tv has one that functions like that. (audio goes in via mini jack)
try use a different browser or wget/curl the image from openelec? or from windows for that matter.
didn't there use to be negative overscan values supported in firmware/config.txt?
** On another point, is it possible to JUST move /storage to a USB drive and just leave a symbolic link on the SD card? Most of the configuration and I/O on a working system is to that mount point, so you would have the system on the SD card and the user data on a USB drive.
this is exactly what is happening if you copy or move /storage to a harddrive and change cmdline.txt to: (as gark81 also writes, or use uuid as you write)
boot=/dev/mmcblk0p1 disk=LABEL="labelofyourhardrive" quiet
system will be on sd and userdata on harddrive.
if the symlink thing will work i have no idea, i never seen it done that way but i think you could run into trouble.
the problem with moving the system image from sd card and change boot in cmdline.txt is when you update. the firmware/bootfiles needs to reside on sd and will not be updated. i guess you could update these files manually, but there really is no reason to move boot.
at least thats how it was on openelec, i suspect it is the same on libreelec.
as many ohers, i want to say thanks too. i love openELEC but alot more creativity seems to be going on here.
i like the new tunes and LE 7.0.2 does run smoother/faster, especially on my old rpi's. i just pulled them out and dusted them off after a longer relationship with android and was taken back once again with the video quality, OS familiarity, and enormous versatility.
naturally i could not help ordering the latest version (that is on its way tomorrow) to see what i missed.
thanks! i'll be staying around too. 
sorry, i am stupid. i can see now that it was a bad line wrap in the copy/paste.
works fine. wanted a quick way to store 'certain things' away the normal rootfs, and stumbled upon this before i even thought about writing a script.
thanks! 
just a heads up i can not get this to work on le 7.0.2 MR. the script runs and creates the diretory struture and /modroot/bin/autostart is runs.
but modroot/bin or modroot/lib is not added to PATH or LD_LIBRARY_PATH after booting, and /etc/profile.d/9999-modroot.conf is not created either.
i think the culprit must be 9999-modroot.conf since this dir is read only? (i tried creating a file there)
