Posts by beringer

Quote from mglae

Check the output of xrandr and try seting the mode in autostart.sh, i.e.:

Bash: /storage/.config/autostart.sh

OUTPUT=$(/usr/bin/xrandr -display :0 -q | sed '/ connected/!d;s/ .*//;q')
for out in $OUTPUT ; do
  /usr/bin/xrandr -display :0 --output $OUTPUT --mode 1920x1080 --rate 60
done

Works!

Thanks

Thanks mglae, I shall test this tonight when I'm at home.

I'll update this post then.

Cheers,

Marcel

Hi all,

I have the same issue as the thread starter, my config:

Intel NUC NUC6i5SYK (Skylake I believe?)

Samsung 4K TV UE65MU7070

LibreELEC: 8.2.4.

After each reboot of the NUC the GUI resolution is changed to 3840 x 2160 @ 30Hz which make the interface quite laggy. I have to manually change it back in the settings menu to 1920 x 1080p @ 60 Hz.

Is there any way to make it boot standard in 1080p mode?

I did not find a solution to this issue yet here on the forums, or maybe I searched and looked for the wrong answers?

Hope someone can clarify this

Best regards,

Marcel

Thanks for the replies! Clear answer.

Hi all,

My i5 NUC has 8G of ram. Is it recommended for my system to setup and use a swap partition? The M.2 SSD is 120G, so plenty of space left after the 250M LE install

Or is swap not needed with LE?

Best regards,

Marcel

Hi Aroosha,

It's a D33217GKE (Ivy Bridge) Core i3 CPU @ 1.8GHz.

The video chipset is INTEL HD graphics 4000.

Cheers,

Marcel

Anyone?

Hi all,

I need some advice here, I did search for an answer here on the forums but did not find it yet. Maybe I did not look good, but I think I did

When running LibreELEC (dedicated) on a Core i3 Intel NUC with 8G RAM and Ubuntu as OS, should I set Maximum DVMT in the BIOS to 512M RAM? Or leave I to the default 64M?

The NUC is connected to my tv with HDMI, the content (1080p MKV's) is located on my Synology NAS. So the NUC is doing all the encoding I guess?

Is LibreELEC then using the CPU or also the GPU? So that's why my question about the Maximum DVMT setting in the BIOS.

Hope someone knows the answer to this

Cheers,

Marcel