Posts by Da Flex

Just English please.

Quote from forart

Sorry, let me know how can I feedback better (log file ?).

Please try Raspberry Pi OS on a different microSD. We have to make sure it's not a hardware defect on HDMI-0.

You could have a look at the log file after failing boot. Post a link to the log, if you can't find the issue.

Try dtoverlay=vc4-fkms-v3d,cma-512 instead of dtoverlay=vc4-kms-v3d,cma-512.

I don't think the output options are clock-related (I've never seen this on HiFiBerry hardware).

They sell a DSP add-on board, which can be hooked up. So I guess one output option includes DSP support.

If you need a definite answer, use the HiFiBerry Help Center.

For a stronger signal it helps to use an external WiFi adapter. This Ehternet-to-WiFi adapter only uses 2.4GHz, but you don't have to fear driver problems, because it's Ethernet: Click!

Quote from prakashpandey

Da Flex : So sorry. I formatted the SD Card before reading this comment.

OK. Everything fine now?

Search function is ready for them. We already have several threads about DigiOne.

smp is an expert in x86 builds (as you can see in the above link). You could send him a PM, and ask for help.

It's also possible that it's the wrong driver for full RGB, but I'm not familiar with this topic.

Another approach: Put the line dtoverlay=vc4-fkms-v3d,cma-512 into /flash/distroconfig.txt.

(replacement for dtoverlay=vc4-kms-v3d,cma-512)

So xrandr --output HDMI-0 --set "Broadcast RGB" "Full" doesn't work?

PS: You can also play with proptest options: Click!

Kodi updates will take a while. In the meantime you can try the latest LE nightly. (wget into .update folder, and reboot to install)

LE nightly has small DVD updates, but success isn't guaranteed.

• Remove the microSD card.
• Mount the STORAGE partition of the microSD on a Linux PC.
• Make hidden files visible on your file browser.
• Go to .kodi/userdata.
• Create the file advancedsettings.xml with this content:

<advancedsettings>
    <loglevel>2</loglevel>
</advancedsettings>

• Unmount the microSD, and put it into RPi.
• Start RPi, wait for kernel panic, and turn off RPi.
• Mount the STORAGE partition of the microSD on a Linux PC.
• Go to .kodi/temp.
• Upload the content of kodi.log to Pastebin.
• Post the resulting Pastebin link here.

I think it doesn't mount as playable DVD due to copyright protection. Your Ubuntu probably uses a different version of libdvdcss.

PS: I just had a conversation with an LE developer. It turned out that libdvdcss is Kodi stuff, so ask for an update at Kodi forum.

PPS: Indicator for decryption fault:

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When I try enabling the automatically play DVDs in the settings and then insert a DVD, it will merely offer to bring up the file browser.

1. Do what chewitt suggested, because that's the last LE with 3D support.
2. It seems like 3D starts working when you're at HDMI mode CEA 16. So add this lines to config.txt:

hdmi_group=1
hdmi_mode=16

Heavy question, because 3D is rare gear, and you try on a used TV. Anyway...