Installed 8.2.1 on my Compute Stick and added the Max C-State command to the syslinux.cfg file... Has run stable for the last 12 hours and I have both HDMI audio and Bluetooth audio (via USB dongle... Onboard is disabled) without issue.
I am just using HDMI into the TV, so it ay be missing certain Dolby streams, and i have not checked many files.. What was your experience?
Good point... I know I have the c-state command in Arch and I may have just missed it in OpenElec...
SO your 8.0.2 install is rock solid? I may give it another try... And I'll let you know how it goes =)
I have the same device and I think that HDMI audio was fine in 8.2.1
I've repurposed that device since it was terribly unstable (crashes with 8.2.1 and even with a custom Arch install...) , but the HDMI audio worked...
I use an Avantree USB adapter (two of them...) and they work well with LibreElec and Linux in general. I stream BT audio and use an AFTV BT remote.
Avantree DG40S I think
I use this remote with a Raspberry Pi2 and an Intel compute stick. Its a great remote but has a coupe of nuances.
1 - After a period of time (hours, not minutes... ) OR after a reboot, it will stop responding and you must hit the back button once or twice to re-connect. I have not looked into this too much but its really not a bog deal... Seems like the remote goes to sleep or something and hitting back wakes it up. ONLY the back button will wake it up.
2 - You may need to modify your key-maps. LibreElec has a good map and I think it worked out of the box, but I cannot recall... On Linux you have to make a complete re-map and the menu button has a strange key-map...
Either way its a great remote once you get it paired and trusted.
Hi - Great build and worked on the first try for me on a BOXSTCK1A8LFCL.
Any chance you can re-compile for the 8.2, or offer up some instruction on how you did it?
