Just reporting that i have the exact same issue, on the 10.0.4 works perfect, but with the 11 & 12 nightly (up till April 30th) restart/reboot does not work - system hangs with same message.
Then you also know what to do next: log file please.
Just reporting that i have the exact same issue, on the 10.0.4 works perfect, but with the 11 & 12 nightly (up till April 30th) restart/reboot does not work - system hangs with same message.
Then you also know what to do next: log file please.
Some RPi type of hardware for LE, right? You could write a script, similar to a GPIO power button script. Then connect some CD buttons to GPIO pins.
After an unintended reboot, upload kodi.old.log to Pastebin, and post the link. Make sure the log is complete.
VLouis Thanks for the explanation. I only remember RGB input as SCART. This one is exotic.
"Recalbox RGB Dual" doesn't use DSI port, just GPIO: Recalbox RGB Dual Manual
I would still suggest to try LE 10.0.1. Maybe the composite bug affects GPIO somehow.
CRT should work without additional hardware, just by using the headphone jack.
There is a known CRT bug since LE 10.0.2, and I don't know whether it's fixed now. So please test with LE 10.0.1.
Here are the settings: Click!
It would help me if, at this point, you would point out what needs to be removed.
sorry I'm only getting back to you now - I need to get a second HDMI-Mini cable.
With your workaround it works fine, but you have to make many changes to remote control.
To my knowledge, CEC signal is only at HDMI-0. So with the workaround CEC should work for the TV, but not for the AVR.
Is there a chance to override the supported sound modes for Libreelec forced - this would help ?
LE gets supported audio modes at boot time. To my knowledge, it's impossible to enforce a specific audio mode.
Another thing you can try with the old RPi -> AVR -> TV setup:
Have a look at LE's audio settings. Maybe you have to switch to a different output device (AVR vs. TV).
Or try this setup: RPi -> TV -> AVR. This is what I'm using.
We also have such a report for x86: Click!
So what I would like to know now: Does shutdown work with LE 10?
Thanks for the feedback. You can also try LE 12 Nightly. IF "Generic" doesn't work, try "Generic-legacy".
On SSH terminal for "LE 12 Generic":
cd .update
wget https://test.libreelec.tv/12.0/Generic/Generic/LibreELEC-Generic.x86_64-12.0-nightly-20230422-eb9ba2d.img.gz
reboot
or "LE 12 Generic-legacy":
However, even with 3840x2160@30 selected, the video, which says it is 3840x2160 HEVC, is still pausing. Kodi every few seconds displays the the "loading circle", it reaches 100% quickly, but playback is still not viable.
Does your HDMI cable also support 4K? They are often called HDMI 2.0 or 2.1 cables in the shops.
If not, then you get reduced data bandwidth, resulting in a reduced whitelist.
getut I don't say that it's working. Do you only have graphic issues, or no A/V at all?
Thanks for testing. I gave this thread into developer discussion, but no feedback so far. This makes me think, it's eventually related to your setup, and not a bug. Maybe LE uses wrong EDID data, provided by your TV. So I suggest to experiment with custom EDID.
PS: jernej just told me that he debugs HDR issues ATM. So if it's a bug, it should be found during the next weeks.
Maybe this GRUB option helps: Click!
In your setup are you able to pass-through DD 5.1 data from the RPi to the TV and then to the amp? Whenever I try that I don't get any sound at all on the other end.
Yes. Start problematic audio on your LE box. Then hit the menu button of your Panasonic RC. Go to Sound. You'll see an entry HDMI<NUMBER>. Switch that option to "Digital".
Digging around in the tv documentation and making a few tests seems to indicate that the tv s/pdif can also send DD multichannel, albeit from TV stations only (and not from HDMI inputs)
I also have a Panasonic Plasma, just with TOSLINK instead of electrical S/PDIF. Works fine with my DD / DTS AVR. So I pretty much have the same setup like you. I go RPi HDMI -> TV and TV TOSLINK -> AVR. That should also work for S/PDIF.