Posts by jernej

Quote from offbeat

At least simple OpenGLES things like kmscube seem to render and output at 144FPS just fine, so it's only video plane output that has some glitch.

Correct. I believe the issue is timing - HW scaler for video plane is a bit sensitive when registers are updated and I'm pretty sure we don't write them at optimal moment.

Quote from levitsky86

Jernej, I have just tried that but it says it was unable to run one, or two media files and I can find info in log files.

http://ix.io/3Nta

This is not debug log. Not a single line which would say "DEBUG".

It's entirely possible that 144 Hz output needs some things to be done in more precise ways. Sorry, I don't see this being addressed anytime soon.

Quote from offbeat

So its DRM driver, guess it can be reported to mesa bugtracker?

No, display driver (sun4i-drm) has nothing to do with GPU. I'm actually main maintainer for DE3 variant (used by H6). Wait, are you testing this on LE?

Quote from offbeat

Yes, prime decoder=ON + prime render=EGL helps, video is OK.

ok, so issue is either with rendering code in Kodi or with DRM driver. Either way, I can't do anything more without having 144 Hz monitor.

Quote from offbeat

Here is a different issue I mentioned in previous comment, broken hardware decoding outputing to 144Hz, video is plain h264.

That might be DRM rendering issue. Can you try with switching DRMPRIME rendering from "direct to plane" to EGL? If that doesn't help, I don't know... I would need such monitor to test directly.

Quote from offbeat

AV1 software decoding get H6 to its knees, all 4 cores loaded pretty much to 100%.

You expect too much from A53 cores. H6 predates AV1, so no HW decoding support.

Quote from offbeat

This VP9 clip fails to decode correctly

Thanks, I'll look into it. It looks like some size or stride is set incorrectly.

Quote from chewitt

although you need to run under Wayland which doesn't support fun stuff like "adjust-refresh" by design so it's not quite the solution nVidia users need (better than "no support" though)..

I don't think wayland is a requirement for nvdec vaapi wrapper. However, I don't know if Kodi starts in GBM mode with new nvidia drivers.

offbeat In short, I don't think there will ever be one single go-to video decoding API under Linux, mostly becasue supported HW is very diverse. However, I believe it will boil down to few different apis.

Quote from Erario

MX10 Pro (H6)

not supported, so your issues are not surprising. Note: wifi & bluetooth are often not supported even on officially supported boards due to team policy on out-of-tree drivers.

Quote from levitsky86

If there is any way to do that, please explain how and I would try! Never new I am able to open m3u8 channels playlist directly in Kodi without using IPTV addons...

Last time I tried (about year or a bit more ago), it was simple. Search for m3u8 file in video section and open it just like any other video.

Quote from powerarmour

Again to note, this box doesn't seem to have any default working IR config (even my MCE RC6 remote doesn't work with it OotB), it'll reboot/restart fine, but doesn't shutdown or start (from IR or WeChip G20 RF dongle), no WiFi either but I understand this.

Of course, you're using image tailored to Tanix TX6, which comes with different remote. You have to build your own image tailored for T95 Mini. Check last 3 commits here how to do that: https://github.com/jernejsk/LibreELEC.tv/commits/tx6-mini Those commits were made for similar test - if different IR settings for otherwise box with similar configuration would work.

Can you try with this image? http://jernej.libreelec.tv/test/tx6-mini/ It's very similar to TX6, it just has different remote key codes programmed in.

I'm a bit rusty regarding inputstream addons, but at least in the past, it was possible to disable those... You can try removing all addons and open your playlist directly in Kodi. Obviously, it will have less functionality but also less possibilities to go wrong.

Wait, this is crashlog, not debug log. It crashes inside inputstream.ffmpegdirect. First, try watching video without this plugin.

Why not share it publicly? More people can see it, more chances to spot anything out of the ordinary.

enable component logging, but leave default settings.

Quote from MockUp

Is it possible to add hardware to libreelec, where the dts is currently not in the mainline kernel? Or is this unwanted?

It's possible, but there must be clear intention that dts file in question will be included in mainline kernel in reasonable time. Simple example - dts is submitted for review and there are no major blockers after initial review.

This is english forum so edit your post with translation. Use google translate or similar service if you don't speak english.

levitsky86 https://wiki.libreelec.tv/support/log-files (full debug log)

1982lammer Unfortunately, wifi on OPi3 LTS is AW859A, which doesn't have mainline driver and I doubt that it will ever have. This means LE will not support it (team policy is that driver must be already included in official Linux sources or at least to be on it's way there). I don't understand your other part of the post - does ethernet work only temporary?