Posts by Da Flex

Quote from johnmartin4

I attempted to upload logs, but it failed.

Sometimes the log is too large, so no resulting URL is delivered.

Can you upload the log directly into the forum? it's at /STORAGE/.kodi/temp when you read the microSD from a PC.

Quote from REXus

I've tried 5.1 and 2.0 with same result. At this moment it is 5.1.

Thanks. The test with 2.0 output channels was important to me.

Quote from REXus

Why bother about cables and receivers (which work with another source), when system don't even try to output 5.1?

We don't know that. HDMI negotiation is first, selecting a codec for the resulting connection is second.

Quote from glop

Here ?

https://test.libreelec.tv/12.0/RPi/RPi4/

Yep, kernel 6.1.45 is newer than 6.1.

How many audio output channels are selected on LE's settings?

What's the HDMI version number of your HDMI cables? You should try 4K cables.

Correct.

Ah, now I understand. Then you have to write a cron script, which runs inside LE. elonesna has already described the idea. You definitely need basic programming skills to do that. To my knowledge, there is no plug-in for that purpose.

Your device probably uses an LSPCon chip to convert the second DVI output to HDMI.

Those converters have known issues. I think that's why it's not working. Sorry, no solution.

Use LE 11.0.3. We don't support outdated versions. If the issue remains, post another log.

Try this for an HD Ready resolution:

boot=UUID=1507-5354 disk=UUID=077f401e-ddf6-42b9-95f9-dfb3c6c109f1 quiet video=HDMI-A-1:1280x720M@60D

Correct, HDMI options have been moved to cmdline.txt, using a different syntax. You don't need the "force hotplug" option anymore. Just add the preferred HDMI mode to the end of the line (only separated by a space sign). Example:

video=HDMI-A-1:1920x1080@60D

Quote from jcjefferies

In cmdline.txt :-

boot=UUID=1507-5354 disk=UUID=077f401e-ddf6-42b9-95f9-dfb3c6c109f1 quiet

video=HDMI-A-1:1920x1080M@60

No. The HDMI mode has to be appended at the same line, just separated by a space sign.

Quote from 2469

Thanks for your reply, but the solution is to a PC that runs Windows. I use Libreelec on my PC.. Is there a similar solution as that one you think?

Did you read the right post at the link? it's post #4.

Curl works on Linux. Which OS do you want to use to control LE?

OK, then I think the missing data formats (post #14) are the issue. I already had an internal team discussion about this. Unfortunately nobody has the skills to fix it. So you can only wait for updates.

The log snippet looks OK to me. Only 2 channels are used for PCM, even if you have 8 audio output channels enabled in the settings.

Read here about the difference between passthrough and non-passthrough: Click!

Try passthrough with only 2 audio output channels. As mentioned, multiple channels will be encoded into 2 (FL, FR), so you'll get all 6 DTS channels with only 2 audio output channels in the settings.

Can you please test with disabled hardware decoding anyway? It could also be a driver issue, not the hardware itself.

Thanks. I'll send the feedback back to the dev.

A dev has replied to me. FFMPEG is capable to play the VP9 codec, but probably not the accelerated chip. Turn off hardware decoding.