No typo, I was talking about my preferences in general.
Some RPi5 cases have internal wiring. They can adapt to full size HDMI, or increase the distance between USB-C and HDMI-0.
However, your new cable will do the trick.
Posts by Da Flex
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That's nasty. Split the log text until it's accepted. Post all URLs.
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CEC on the second HDMI port isn't officially supported. Personally I like those small adapters, because I prefer standard cables. Maybe it's smart to get a new RPi case to use HDMI-0.
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Use the CEC adapter settings. They are available from the input device list (click at "CEC Adapter").
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You don't need us to select your favorite skin, don't you.
Anything else goes to the Hardware sub-forum.
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Fortunately I also have a Panasonic TV. The "Option" button in AV mode triggers the "OPTION Selection - Player" menu from Panasonic. As mentioned, that's normal CEC behavior, and not editable later in the signal chain.
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Good luck finding such a device. It's not LE-related anymore, so I close this thread.
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The CEC signal chain is Remote -> TV -> LE box. So when the TV finds a usable CEC code for the current mode (AV mode in your case), then there is nothing you can do against that "interception". Use the color buttons, and you're good.
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The question now is: Why is this even happening? Why is the Raspi 5 putting out a 5760x2160P@24 resolution when 4K is the maximum possible resolution I can choose in the LE menu settings?
Update your EDID.
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Maybe RPi5 encodes HDR differently.
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Try without AVR.
Code2024-06-04 21:35:27.440 T:1004 info <general>: [display-info] make: 'ONKYO Corporation' model: 'AV Receiver' 2024-06-04 21:35:27.440 T:1004 info <general>: [display-info] supports hdr static metadata type1: true 2024-06-04 21:35:27.440 T:1004 info <general>: [display-info] supported eotf: 2024-06-04 21:35:27.440 T:1004 info <general>: [display-info] traditional sdr: true 2024-06-04 21:35:27.440 T:1004 info <general>: [display-info] traditional hdr: false -
Maybe you did a router setup with the old IP, and that's why it's working now.
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i suppose this will be the case also for raspberry pi4 or 5, if one wants to use Kodi/Libreleec instead of Android.
Yes. If you need higher resolutions, get an Nvidia Shield or Amazon Fire device. Kodi runs as an app there.
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