Then you have a lot to learn - build environment is mostly supported only on Linux PC (x86 64-bit) and build instructions are here: https://wiki.libreelec.tv/development-1/build-basics Note that you must use this sources: GitHub - LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv at 93e40294ead3fc8023389903a3179ecc7ca40b11 These are last ones including A20 support.
Posts by jernej
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Sorry, but it's impossible to debug something that works for me. I tested this on LG B8 TV, which supports most of compressed formats. AVRs are known to cause issues, but I have none.
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PROJECT=Allwinner ARCH=arm DEVICE=A20 scripts/create_addon inputstream.adaptive
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Will the H6 get RGB LCD support ?
While in theory should be easy to add, there is no plan to do that. Mostly because no LE developer has such HW. Doing any kind of development without HW is hard and wastes a lot of time.
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mike2002 offbeat Thanks! Issue identified: libdrm: update to 2.4.105 by heitbaum · Pull Request #5301 · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
Nightly images will be unusable for a few days until issue gets resolved. Decoding works if libdrm is downgraded to 2.4.104, but that's not a proper solution.
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That is why I was wondering if they will continue to publish tanix nigtly,
Yes, Tanix TX6 nightly images will continue to be published for foreseeable future.
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Just start with the tanix image from the 21st. Since then, no more nightly have been posted to test?
I just checked and there is today's nightly image.
The image of belkin does not start.
Do you mean Beelink? Most probably your board is too different to that.
Anyway, Q+ is not supported, because no developer has it.
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Does this setting correspond to every single video playback? I see I have to disable it on every channel separately.
I don't know, to be honest. I just know that I need to fix some corner cases with this functionality...
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Kristian Test images are updated to beta2. This time I actually test them and they work as well as before.
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Sorry Jernej, but I can't find it! Which settings menu should I search? I've got "System", "LE", "Player", "PVR"...
Not in general settings, but settings which can be opened during video playback.
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levitsky86 I know another issue with interlaced content, which probably affects you. Before I fix it, there is no point of providing logs. However, please check if disabling deinterlacing helps in any way. Check in settings menu, right from pause, stop, rewind buttons.
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mo123 I know there is enough documentation and source code to implement this, but I would need to study how it works. It may or may not be easy to implement, but my focus are Allwinner SoCs, which I know well and although they work pretty well by now, there is still much to improve.
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There are experimental images (not in LE master branch) for AW, while AFAIK it doesn't work for RK. Both, AW and RK, platforms needs HDMI and I2S driver improvements in order to make it work. HDMI driver is common between these two, but I2S driver is not.
Note that AW experimental images are reportedly broken - I have to update them and re-test.
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By HD audio you mean passthrough?
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No, just put it in /storage/.update and reboot - it will be updated during next boot.
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Now here is no image corruption, but the images freezes. Stop and play channel solves it.
How often freeze happens? Same amount as image corruptions before?
The second time I had frozen not only image but the whole Kodi that had self rebooted after a while.
Please enable debug logs in options and when crash happens, upload crashlog(s) from /storage/.kodi/temp and provide link
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levitsky86 -=guybrush=- Please test this update: LibreELEC-H3.arm-10.0-devel-20210425125640-5701db2-h264-fix.tar
I think you should not see corruption anymore.
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Better don't compare it to Rockchip, Amlogic or Allwinner - they needed 4+ years and are partly not even there yet
I tend to disagree (except about AML part) AW and RK support deinterlacing while RPi does not. RK is also almost on pair regarding HDR. In short, each platform has features that are not necessarily implemented on others. But I agree that RPi development progresses much faster.