Dolby Vision (DV) needs a payed license per device. Devices with Linux support and DV license are super rare. That's why we don't support DV, and don't have a roadmap for it.
Pro tip: Search for "Dolby Vision" (magnifier icon) at the LE main page. This question was answered several times.
No.
Add the code at the end of the last (run section) APPEND line, right behind "quiet", only separated by a space sign.
Multiple APPEND lines are not allowed inside of one section.
Usage of banned add-ons means no support. Clean your system, and try again.
Nope, all RPi with less than 1GB of RAM are unsupported. RPi3 series has different RAM sizes.
Not enough RAM, no supported hardware, sorry.
So you got RPi4, PS4 and TV as sources, and the soundbar as target. Then this HDMI switch should do the trick. It can also switch automatically:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09N6M4NGB
Eventually you have to switch manually, because RPi4 will provide two active signals at HDMI switch.
I agree. I think devs don't have time for precise documentation on each nightly build.
Da Flex would there be a way to have the ARC go to the TV also?
I don't understand that question. You can't "send" an audio return channel. With the setup from post #4 you can select your audio output device at LE audio settings (TV or soundbar).
LABEL installer
KERNEL /KERNEL
APPEND boot=UUID=1407-5438 installer quiet systemd.debug_shell vga=current
APPEND i915.force_probe=!7d01 xe.force_probe=7d01
Only use one APPEND line.
You can use separate RPi HDMI connectors for A/V. Use RPi HDMI-0 for TV, and RPi HDMI-1 for soundbar.
TechFlux Provide a debug log (see post #2).
PS: You can still activate SSH by using syslinux.cfg. Add "ssh" to the APPEND line, only separated by a space sign.
Intel Meteor Lake is a pretty new CPU architecture, so I guess drivers are missing. Wait for the experts...
In case of Generic, try Generic-legacy:
Can you login by SSH? If yes...
Can you disable x2APCI at BIOS?
