Thanks for this info. Then it seems to be a bug on LE, and I'll look at the logs again.
Posts by Da Flex
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And as already mentioned on the windows 10 instance with kodi installed, ATMOS did work...
Win 10 on the same NUC?
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My setups were always the same HTPC -> AVR -> Projector, since i don't like to deal with ARC or eARC
That's fine. If you have more than one HDMI inputs on your AVR, try another one. Here is the story: Click!
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2022-05-09 20:18:50.812 T:1166 ERROR <general>: AddOnLog: inputstream.adaptive: License server returned failureThis error and your screenshot (Widevine CDM never installed) makes me thinking, the download failed.
If you search for "Widevine" on this forum, you'll find instructions how to manually download and install.
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Had anybody got this addon working ?
Yes: Click!
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I have 10 different HDMI ports to choose from in the Passthrough list. I tested them all but with the same result as before...
I also changed the channels form 2 to 5.1 and 7.1 but no improvements on this side as well
Why does libreelec see so many HDMI ports? There are not 10 ports on the device...
Good point. I only have a TV connected over HDMI, and I have 5 audio output options in total. So your additional output options exist, because you have a TV and an AVR connected in a chain.
The order of that chain can be important. So if your current setup is NUC -> TV -> AVR, try NUC -> AVR -> TV.
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During the "live" tests (booted from an USB drive) I had to play from the same USB stick that I booted from.
Otherwise I "stream" all my Media over my 1GB network connection the same way I did when I tested kodi in a windows instance.
Makes sense.
Please check pass-through activation again. Use the default skin, and activate "Expert" settings on LE's audio settings.
- pass-through: enabled
- Dolby Digital receiver: enabled
- DTS receiver: enabled
Try different audio output devices (HDMI MAI vs. MEI). Also try more than 2 output channels.
The debug logs are still a puzzle to me, because they have kernel errors. I'll have another look, soon...
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Do you play from external SanDisk USB drive? If yes...
The issue appears on high-data-rate audio, so your external USB drive might be too slow.
a) reformat the USB drive to EXT4 (maybe LE doesn't like the current FAT format)
b) use a different USB cable
c) use a different USB drive with faster read access
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It occurs to me that I am currently connected to a 1440p monitor. Could that be an issue?
That's above Full HD, so a high speed cable could already be necessary.
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Does Raspberry Pi OS run in 4K mode? If not, then it could be an HDMI cable issue. Make sure it's conform to HDMI 2.0 or 2.1 standard.
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Even if there exists a Linux driver, the adapter still wouldn't work for your setup. The adapter must grab a 4K stream from somewhere, but your graphics card (Atom processor) can max. deliver HD. It's just an adapter, not a graphics card.
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I've never seen such an adapter on this forum. So I bet there is no Linux driver for this, and therefore no LE support.
If you want to upgrade to 4K, buy a new box. RPi 4 is among the cheapest options.
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Dev was answering to me. No obvious reasons found in the logs. Maybe some skeletons from an older LE installation are still biting.
Please create an USB stick with latest stable LE. Then run that stick in live mode, and try Atmos again. No user add-ons or skins.
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Thanks for the info. A developer will have a look at this now.
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Set the amount of output channels to "2" on LE's audio settings. Other channels will be encoded into those two then.
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Is there a RAM testing tool available? Maybe this should be the first thing to run.
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Debug log, or you will step in the dark forever.
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There are different Pine64 hardware versions. Which LE image do you use?
