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Do you have dtparam=spi=on at config.txt? If you build on Raspbian, use the 64 bit version.

Other people also have trouble with the CS pin (which is high instead of low) on Orange Pi Lite 2.

This guy has a proper configuration, but still an error:

problems with spidev on orange pi lite 2

I bought an orange pi lite 2 and I would like to use it with the ADC MCP3008 but when executing the code in python using the spidev library, it always returns…

forum.armbian.com

PS: The guy has those params:

param_spidev_spi_bus=0
param_spidev_spi_cs=0

Do you also have them somewhere?

Background: Maybe some devices have SPI 0 pre-selected, but other devices need params to activate SPI 0's CS pin.

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Can I use OnePlus SUPERVOOC 80W Power Adapter for RPi 4? Specification :  DC 5V - 2A or DC 11V - 7.3A max 

No, 5V with 3A is needed.

There is more than Intel. Click my link, and you will see that RPi4 + HiFiBerry Digi2 Pro is an S/PDIF setup!

Yeah, the software can deal with crazy high sampling rates, example here. I'm just in doubt about the hardware part.

This is very unlikely, because consumer audio is usually just 16 bit. I suggest to buy an HDMI audio extractor with 24 bit support.

Remember, CD quality is 16 bit / 44.1kHz. If you can hear a difference on 24 bit / 192kHz, then you have special ears.

LE only uses one user, which is "root". So after SSH login you are on root's home folder, and no other home folders exist.

Congrats!

According to this diagram, the video contact is the yellow plug. You can solder an adjustable resistor into your existing cable (inner contact of the yellow plug).

To my knowledge there is no gamma correction by software (for both, composite and HDMI). I would use hardware to fix this: Use an adjustable resistor on the composite video pin.

You could remove the interlaced parameter "i" from the cmdline.txt line.

PS: Check the wiring of linked thread.

PPS: Downgrading to LE 10.0.1 is also worth a try, because thats the version of the linked thread.

Into actual config.txt please. As you know, always reboot after an edit.

Also try this alternative line (replacement for dtoverlay=vc4-kms-v3d,cma-512,composite=1) :

dtoverlay=vc4-kms-v3d-pi4,composite

Edit this dtoverlay line at config.txt, resulting in this:

dtoverlay=vc4-kms-v3d,cma-512,composite=1

Add this line to the end of config.txt:

enable_tvout=1

Add video=Composite-1:720x480@60ie to the end of your existing boot parameters line (file cmdline.txt, after the "quiet" parameter, separated by a space sign).

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Skin developers are usually at Kodi forums. Ask there. We don't know about specific skin dependencies.

gthebest You've been ignored the warning. Now accept the consequence, which is ostracism.