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Posts by Da Flex
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orione7 You have posted pretty much the same on two different threads. We are aware of each post.
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Make sure the TRRS plug is completely plugged in. Maybe just a contact problem. Other than that, no idea.
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Not very useful to run anything from today
Good point. LE can't run on 128MB of RAM. That's actually the end of the story.
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The SoC has "MINI 001" as label. That's not enough to suggest anything.
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satou Please be polite.
This is not the support forum for all Chinese Android boxes. Those boxes are cheap, because manufacturers decline to invest in support. It's not our goal to fill that gap. We don't invest in server bills and man-power to make Chinese manufacturers rich.
I allow your question, because this is not your first post. Otherwise your account would already be dead as fried chicken wings.
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Other users have composite A/V on RPi3B+, so check your settings:
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Trying this version, flashed with Libre tool as well as Etcher, but now I get no video signal at all. Flashing green and red on the Pi but just a big [NO SIGNAL] on the monitor.
Tried the config edit posted above as wellYou did it right. There is a chance that you have a hardware revision, which wasn't supported by LE 9.2.8 firmware (firmware is part of the LE image). So you can still try LE 10 and 11 (newer firmware).
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So, just to be clear, LibreELEC will not work on Rpi 3A at all? Will the model 3b work? Seems like it has 1gb RAM. My goal here was native analog composite signal, so I don't wanna buy an Rpi 4 or 5
3B and 3B+ work. Before you buy another RPi, try this little trick:
If you have no plans to run powerful add-ons on it, it might be stable enough.
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Sorry, wrong hardware. 1GB of RAM is the minimum to make it work on RPi.
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GL is interesting for gamers, so it has a constant value on x86.
On ARM platforms the chips usually only support GLES, and GL without hardware acceleration would be way too slow on them.
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GL on x86, GLES on the others.
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Yeah, people like me often use one password on different machines, just because it's easier to remember. If this is blacklisted by being "weak", then it's a frustrating UX. Users don't like censorship, no matter what they do (and how dumb it is
).Maybe the best compromise is just to show a warning, and allowing the weak password afterwards.
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I tried looking for a DRM Prime setting, but I could not find it. What is the menu path to that setting?
Settings -> Player -> Videos
The GUI has to be on "Advanced" or "Expert" mode (bottom left).
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Is "the relevant nightly file" simply the latest img.gz from here?
Yes, take the one with the latest date.
Also do I need to decompress it first?
No. From SSH you can download and install (by reboot) without decompression:
Codecd /storage/.update wget https://test.libreelec.tv/13.0/RPi/RPi2/<COMPRESSED_IMAGE_NAME> reboot -
Why the mac mini m4? Will it run LibreELEC?
Because it's a powerful mini PC with HDR. I don't see Kodi in the M4 app store, and we don't support it. However, it can run Linux, so you can autostart Kodi on it. Do some research, it's not our turf.
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It's a bummer but it sounds kinda hard to get a powerful mini PC with correct HDR.
Get a Mac mini M4 or an Nvidia Shield.
