I saw a post (can’t find it now) saying Matrix will be released without HDR support. HDR will be added not too far after that apparently. Reason was to get Matrix out earlier, so add-on developers need support Python 3 earlier.
Posts by HomerJau
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My new NVME SSD for testing arrives tomorrow. I doubt HDR is supported just yet. Kodi 19 release probably still months away.
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There is nothing wrong with current Intel NUC's hardware. HDR support has just appeared in Linux kernel 5.3 and it is not yet implemented in Kodi.
The Milhouse Matrix (Kodi 19) LE alpha builds with Linux 5.3 have just started. I’ve ordered a new NVME SSD especially for testing these builds on my NUC8i3BEH. I’ll leave my current LE 9.2 SSD untouched so I have a fully working Kodi 18.4.
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Aeon Nox Silvo here
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You can update an existing install from the .img.gz file (just like .tar)
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LibreElec on NUCs does not yet support HDR output. It currently uses tone mapping to display HDR as SDR, so it looks correct albeit without full 10bit colour/contrast range.
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Last night I played about 15 minutes of two HD movies with no video issues. No issues at all.
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I’ve been using LE9.2 on my old NUC (i3) for a few days with no issues, although I’ve only played multichannel music and music videos (mostly HD videos with DTS-HDMA, TrueHD and Atmos).
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You might want to check on your receiver what type of audio signal...
Just to be clear. I’m talking about the Player setting: Adjust display refresh rate -> Always
Apologies if I wasn’t clear in my original post with my loose description from memory.
I’m definitely getting DTS-HDMA Atmos etc displayed.
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On a whim I tried the latest Milhouse generic build from May 9th and I am getting the same results. Researching further I found this thread where there is a comment with regards to passthrough issues and v5 kernels. I am trying to find a 4.19 kernel build and see if it has coffee lake drivers.
The official LibreElec 9.0.2 build (with Kodi 18.2) uses 4.19 kernel and works perfectly with my Intel NUC8i3BEK with HDMI Passthrough. Last Milhouse build with 14.19 also works perfectly (I think it’s build 311 from memory). Build with 5.0 kernel are bad for audio Passthrough.
Don’t forget to set Kodi to sync TV to Source otherwise audio Passthrough will fail.
I have NUC8 -> HDMI -> Denon AVR X7200WA -> HDMI -> Sony 4K TV (2018)
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I’d be keen to give it a try. Should this be ok on an Intel NUC?
I’ve got a NUC8 with HDR TV and HDR content.
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No. I was hoping the official LE release would resolve the issue.
Thanks for reminding me. I may give it a try over the weekend.
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The later Milhouse LibreElec 9 for Kodi 18.2 (Generic) test builds using Linux 5 have ALSA problems on NUCs (no Passthrough Audio). I’m hoping this will resolved with official LibreElec 9.0.2 build.
I’ve had to stay with last Milhouse LE build using Linux 4.19 to use Passthrough.
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The LibreElec 9.0.1 MR release file does not exists when attempting to download:
libreelec-wetek_hub.arm-9.0.1.img.gz
Is the link wrong or file just missing?
THX
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It looks like it’s a few months away based on an email thread by Linux devs I found in a Google search recently. They were still discussing HDR implementation design early this month.
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Best video quality is 1:1 pixel mapping without size calibration in Kodi. Using ‘Just Scan’ on LGs or ‘Full screen’ on Sonys removes the screen overscan and gives 1:1 pixel mapping. Size calibration will never give perfect digital video.
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ok Maybe a stupid question.. I changed the Kodi resolution to 3840x2160/24 and it works fine.. but then when try to watch Live TV.. I can hear audio but no video... If I switched resolution back to 1080P/60 I'm able to play Live TV (audio/video) no problem.
So for Live TV do I need to keep the Kodi resolution to 1080P/60? Or is there a way to have the resolution in Kodi set at 2160/24 or any other and play Live TV without problems?
I’m no expert on Kodi Live TV but I doubt Kodi will upscale live video to 4K.
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embeleco: This problem is only when you set the Kodi UI to 4K right? If you leave the UI at 1080p But set whitelist 3840x2160 your NUC should playback in 4K with 4K content.
