Posts by Da Flex

Quote from menkalos

I have made NO changes to the Config.txt file, and this is an unmodified RPi4 that runs the old 9.2 image just fine.

That's a problem. Since LE 10 video settings have been moved from config.txt to cmdline.txt. New syntax here: Click!

Remove the <video><latency> content from advancedsettings.xml.

The analogue output of the RPi is known for bad quality. You could buy a Bluetooth audio adapter to connect the speakers. This should add separate volume control for left / right. As a result you'll get better audio quality with your existing speakers, and you eventually don't need a soundbar.

- expansive solution: buy an USB audio interface with balance control and ASIO4All driver (ASIO4All is supported by LE)

- cheap solution: solder a resistor knob onto one of your speaker cables

It's a software question, so I moved the thread. Maybe that's your fix: Click!

deleonkikko Please edit your post, and translate it into English.

Quote from Nekromantik

HDR build thread got closed

I already mentioned the reason. It's a 50 page software support thread for different hardware. That's really a chaotic approach on "Hardware" sub-forum. If you have any questions about HDR builds, open a new thread on "General" or "LibreELEC" sub-forum.

Thanks for reporting the result!

Quote from Draculanium

An audio extractor is not recommended if 4k HDR is required. It does not transmit the HDR signal.

It's just a question of processing speed. No argument against HDMI audio extractors in general. It's difficult to find quality extractors, that's for sure.

kelma Please open a new thread for hardware suggestions. We want to avoid big mishmash threads.

To produce easy-to-read topics, hardware suggestions should be demanded on more specific threads from now on, like NUC XXX, Gemini Lake, Tiger Lake etc. So I close this beloved thread for good reasons.

Thanks for your understanding!

I was reading it wrongly. With two stereo speakers, not headphones, it's a pretty cool setup. No BT 5 needed.

Which start command do you use for the container? As you can see at the pinned post, there is a -p option for port mapping.

Quote from olivluca

If libreelec isn't an option (though I see many sbc on the download page) maybe armbian would do.

Same problem. It's all Linux, and public drivers are missing or in bad shape.

Buy a dedicated DVB box. Public DVB on Linux software is in bad shape at the moment.

Pairing a Bluetooth device to a single audio channel doesn't work. Have a look at the "Bluetooth Audio Device Changer" add-on. Not sure whether it has an option to pair two devices. Bluetooth 5 supports dual audio, so you maybe need Bluetooth 5 headphones.

Did you read the pinned Docker info on top of this sub-forum?