Will this be the same on Raspberry Pi5 ??
Yes. Anything else would be a step backwards.
Will this be the same on Raspberry Pi5 ??
Yes. Anything else would be a step backwards.
A license fee has to be payed for Dolby Vision, so Kodi will never support it.
Kuman SC07C Raspberry Pi HiFi Digi+ with spdif.(Soundcard)
That package contains the PiFi Digi+ soundcard, not the original HiFiBerry Digi+. So the driver at config.txt doesn't work for you.
the sudo command can be typed in raspbian session in the pi console I guess. I didnt try it so far because I dont know which commands to type.
LE doesn't support sudo, because you're already super user after login. I assume you have instructions, how to install the driver on Raspberry Pi OS (former Raspbian). Please share a link of those instructions. Maybe we can help to install that driver on LE.
I'm connecting to HDMI2.
What about HDMI-1?
Sep 10 11:57:56.355406 LillyELEC xorg-launch[1067]: ================ WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING ================
Sep 10 11:57:56.355406 LillyELEC xorg-launch[1067]: This server has a video driver ABI version of 25.2 that this
Sep 10 11:57:56.355406 LillyELEC xorg-launch[1067]: driver does not officially support. Please check
Sep 10 11:57:56.355406 LillyELEC xorg-launch[1067]: http://www.nvidia.com/ for driver updates or downgrade to an X
Sep 10 11:57:56.355406 LillyELEC xorg-launch[1067]: server with a supported driver ABI.
Sep 10 11:57:56.355406 LillyELEC xorg-launch[1067]: =================================================================
I guess you have to downgrade LE to get the right NVIDIA driver: Click!
No support for outdated LE versions, sorry.
Tell us what you want to install, and we are able to give more useful instructions.
No, dedicated add-ons are the only type of package management. If you have to have such packages, drop LE, and install Ubuntu with Kodi on auto-start.
It's plug-and-play after pairing.
So, last night, to test with, I installed Ubuntu on it just to see if it's a driver issue before I gave up. Funny enough same issue. I installed alsa-tools, and alsa-tools-gui, from a post I found somewhere, selected "unconnected pins" and have overridden them with Displayport/HDMI, and it worked.
...Worst case, if we cannot get LibreElec to work, not the end of the world, I'll just Ubuntu+Kodi it haha!
Can you share that Ubuntu link? I have no clue what "unconnected pins" means here.
And how do you edit cmdline.txt on the FAT32 partition from Libreelec?
Same way as config.txt.
This build seems to be your solution: Simultaneous Audio Output
Set it to log level 2 by using advancedsettings.xml.
When it fails to boot, login by SSH, run pastekodi, and post the resulting URL.
The Moonlight add-on has Steam Link support. There was a bug since LE 11, so you eventually have to try LE 10 or a nightly build.
Thanks!
chewitt Maybe an Embedded DisplayPort (eDP) issue?