Then I would chose the HiFiBerry solution. So you can switch RPi audio output (HDMI or HiFiBerry TOSLink) by using a Kodi app on your smartphone / tablet. HDMI for video, and HiFiBerry TOSLink for audio.
Posts by Da Flex
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If RPi -> TV -> Soundbar cabling is impossible, think about getting an HDMI audio extractor or a HiFiBerry Digi+. Both can be connected to you soundbar via TOSLink. If you chose HiFiBerry, then you eventually need a new RPi case, too.
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There is no HDMI-1 device at the log, too. I can't find a Nubert A250 online. Does it only have one HDMI-ARC port?
PS: Does modetest list your soundbar?
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You can't do HDMI settings at config.txt since LE 10. I don't think those settings could fix the issue, anyway.
Something is fishy with your soundbar. Maybe a driver issue.
Please provide a full debug log.How to post a log (wiki)1. Enable debugging in Settings>System Settings>Logging2. Restart Kodi3. Replicate the problem4. Generate a log URL (do not post/upload logs to the forum)
use "Settings > LibreELEC > System > Paste system logs" or run "pastekodi" over SSH, then post the URL link -
The common RPi 4 setup is HDMI-0 for video, and HDMI-1 for audio. So maybe just switching the ports will do.
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You don't need these scripts anymore. Just use this ("Power Button Scripting Part" section).
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I didn't realized the relation to piracy on the first post. So the quesion can't be answered without promoting piracy. Closed.
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It's a TV guide for a banned add-on. Because we don't want to promote anything related to piracy, also uninstall that TV guide.
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Dimension Repos are OK now, but you still have banned add-ons installed. I give you a last chance to clean your installation. You are very close to get kicked out of this forum, because you are breaking our forum rules.
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Thanks for the info. My next theory is that it's related to a new Linux driver. I don't have the skills to compare all involved drivers.
As a workaround, I suggest to install a regular Linux (like Ubuntu), and autostart Kodi.
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Many years ago I had a main board with 4 RAM slots. I've been used RAM slot 1 and 3, slot 2 empty. That was a problem for the BIOS, and I had RAM access errors. So make sure you are using RAM slot 1 and 2, no omissions. Background: LE 10 is probably larger than 9.2.6, so the installation buffer might switch to the second RAM slot.
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what would be a recommended SoC or Android box to fully support LibreElec?
Have a look at our Amlogic sub-forum. dtech makes some nice builds there. RPi 4 currently has best software support for LE.
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Oh yeah, that ARC vs. eARC thing is the kicker. Use both RPi HDMI ports then.
PS: Getting audio on HDMI-1 is a pretty new feature: Click!
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If i plug the pi into the receiver, I get 7.1 sound but no 4k. If I plug it into the TV, I get 4k but no 7.1.
It proofs that LE provides A/V fine. You can try 7.1 output channels on LE's audio settings. Maybe your TV does proper pass-through with that. Another approach is to use both HDMI ports of the RPi 4: HDMI-0 for video, HDMI-1 for audio.
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Isn't it dtoverlay=justboom-digi?
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The receiver amp cant handle anything "HD" so DTS-HD is no loss.
Then you pass-through HD audio to a device that can't handle it. Please disable pass-through on LE audio settings now.
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Maybe the HAT can't handle such high data rate. Anyway, please post the result of the test.