Posts by Da Flex

As mentioned, we already had such audio issues. Every non-4K cable has it's own limits. I assume you have pass-through activated at the audio settings. To figure it out on your setup with 4K cables...

Quote from astromx333

Would the KT0210 perhaps work on a RPi2 as well?

Very likely, because there are the same drivers on both RPi.

Thanks HiassofT! We need a log to figure it out now...

Quote from Zygmunt

Cable shouldn't prevent from setting 60Hz.

That's not correct. If you increase HDMI data rate by using 60Hz, a bad cable can interrupt transmission. I suggest to check the standard of your HDMI cable. For 4K it has to have HDMI 2.0 or 2.1 standard.

We already had such misunderstanding a couple of times. Users think, an LE version is causing a loss of audio features, but most of the time that's not correct. Just a slightly higher HDMI data rate can remove audio features, when using a bad HDMI cable. "Bad" means bad shielding of the cable.

In short, get an HDMI cable, which is conform to HDMI 2.0 or 2.1 standard. Such cables have better shielding, and are able to transmit higher data rates, as necessary for HD audio.

Normal behavior after electricity outage. It's the same on my RPi3B+. It needs additional electronics to solve this. I guess you can buy a ready-to-go solution somewhere, because RPi is so popular.

Two options:

• go to the Kodi forum, and ask the skin developer for an update
• provide a log, as mentioned by chewitt

Switch to the default skin "Estuary", make adjustments, and then go back to your feature-incomplete custom skin.

Skins are often not feature-complete. So my ESP says, your skin is the reason.

Any firmware that goes to a chip, and is related to audio / HDMI can potentially solve the problem. We already had such cases on the forum. It has to be the first step, before we proceed further.

Quote from Ervin11

Can anybody post a manual on how to install this addon or Libreelec with dual audio support? Thank you very much

It's not an add-on, it's a custom-made variant of the official LE. Installation instructions:

Quote from xhbl

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The Generic version is right. Make sure your BIOS / firmware is up-to-date.

Quote from emartens

cd "~/music/Prince - X<tab>

You provide a wrong syntax to autocomplete. The parser don't know whether you need quotation marks or escape characters, so you get both, which is wrong.

On LE 12...

What's your question?

I did a test for 3 hours. LE 11.0.6 has already fixed the GPIO issue.

Congrats! Windows updates feel like updating a nuclear power plant. That's why I don't use that OS anymore.

There are other options, like Win/LE dual boot or Portable Wine. However, ATM it's best to wait for the Windows experts. Maybe you're nearly there with your method. Don't panic .