Posts by Da Flex

    I am having the same issue with rpi 3 and kodi 19. When I turn off the TV and come back to it the next day, I can't get kodi to wake up using any keys on any remotes. I have to turn it off and then on again.

    When the TV is switching off, the RPi stops A/V output by default. When switching on the TV, there must be miscommunication between your RPi and TV, so A/V will not switch on.

    Go into input device settings, and select CEC adapter. Change the CEC settings to ignore TV switch-off signal. So RPi's A/V stays active all the time, and should still run when you switch the TV on again.

    Just to make this complete: HEVC (aka H265) is suggested by dev CvH as the best long-term solution for encoding. If you want to play your video library on multiple platforms, go for that codec. (RPi 4 can hardware-decode it.)

    At second place comes H264. (RPi 4 can hardware-decode it.)

    MPEG-2 is third place. (RPi 4 can only software-decode it. RPi 3 can hardware-decode it by license purchase.)

    VC-1 is working on powerful hardware (x86 PC's), but can overcharge weaker hardware, like RPi's, due to missing multi-threading. (RPi 4 can only software-decode it. RPi 3 can hardware-decode it by license purchase.)

    Yes, that sync error is visible at the log. The rest of the log looks good, so I'm thinking it's a decoding bug (WMA pro / DTS). A dev should have a look at this, I have no idea about a hot fix.