Isn't it dtoverlay=justboom-digi?
Posts by Da Flex
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The receiver amp cant handle anything "HD" so DTS-HD is no loss.
Then you pass-through HD audio to a device that can't handle it. Please disable pass-through on LE audio settings now.
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Maybe the HAT can't handle such high data rate. Anyway, please post the result of the test.
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When using "OK" -> "Pause" via CEC RC, I get the same GUI overlay on LE 9.2.8 and LE 11 nightly. So we eventually talk about different ways to pause a video.
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Probably that HAT can deal with DTS / Dolby Digital, but I'm skeptical about any HD audio format (you had DTS-HD in the log).
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Chances are you did the upgrade wrongly. When switching from LE 9.2.x to LE 10+, always do a fresh install on microSD.
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Please provide a full debug log.How to post a log (wiki)1. Enable debugging in Settings>System Settings>Logging2. Restart Kodi3. Replicate the problem4. Generate a log URL (do not post/upload logs to the forum)
use "Settings > LibreELEC > System > Paste system logs" or run "pastekodi" over SSH, then post the URL link -
The log looks fine to me now. If you need support for the Netflix add-on, then better ask at the Kodi forum, because most add-on developers are there.
Problem solved?
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OK, so I had deeper a look at post #1. I also think the error is related to an add-on, and the hardware is fine.
From what I see at the log, the Google cloud add-on could be the culprit. I'm not familiar with Google cloud - maybe it's just a setup thing.
Generally you should find the faulty add-on by trial-and-error. Uninstall add-ons step-by-step until you get a working system.
PS: 45$ for an HP T430 is a steal by the way. In Germany I have to spend 199€ at least.
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I think at this point I have thrown away $90 lol.
Two HP T430? Not very likely that both devices have broken hardware. Activate debug logging at GUI (HUD will appear), reboot, run pastekodi and post the resulting link.
Also have a look at the EFI / BIOS setup. Maybe this setup is the culprit.
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Please uninstall or de-activate the Netflix add-on, reboot and try again. This add-on seems to produce errors in the background.
If slowness persists, activate debug logging at GUI (you are currently at log level 0). This will make a HUD overlay appear on top of the screen. Then reboot, login by SSH, run pastekodi and post the resulting link.
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Please select the S/PDIF variant of your USB audio interface (card 2 / device 2) on output device settings. Maybe an LE update did the switch to card 2 / device 1.
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After dev talk I can say that the audio pass-through is independent of the target device. All available audio channels go out, including LFE.
The HDMI-1 port should send audio without any settings (user reports somewhere on this forum). Because the splitter is very likely the culprit, you don't need HDMI-1. Just replace the splitter.
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OK, I don't know Rufus. If it's a bad SD card, then Etcher will detect that, because it does verification after writing.
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kenmills Same result with Etcher?
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There are "HDMI dummy plugs" available. They can emulate the existence of a TV with many A/V capabilities. So maybe this works:
- RPi 4 HDMI-0 --> TV
- RPi 4 HDMI-1 --> splitter with HDMI dummy plug --> S/PDIF receiver
It assumes that your current splitter is able to deal with all audio channels. If the splitter is the culprit, this approach can't work.
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PS: The RPi 4 has two HDMI outputs. To my knowledge, you can use one for TV (HDMI-0), and one for receiver audio (HDMI-1).
