Else it seems working quite well with lima. Except it took a while until hdmi audio was coming (tried zattoo first, nothing, youtube had audio, but then also zattoo got audio...)
could be that issue with kernel 5.5? Can you try latest nightly?
Posts by jernej
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lumpi can you test this one? LibreELEC-H3.arm-9.80-devel-20200206223537-b409e98.tar I enabled few CD/DVD ROM related drivers
EDIT: It uses Lima and has no deinterlace support. Just let me know if DVD is recognized properly.
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In dmesg I can't see any device node added for the dvd, which gets enumerated as usb mass storage.
Is this a missing driver or something else?
Is this external DVD device or just DVD files on USB stick?
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A note to self, or possibly others running into the panic on boot: try the rootwait nousb kcmd options or combinations thereof.
Can anyone test that? other SoCs don't need that.
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Simple, use USB dongle. Realtek out-of-tree drivers are always refused to be included in LibreELEC. Check closed PRs for reason, at least one of them is for same wifi module as it is on OPi PC Plus.
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Either in Cedrus driver or V4L2 requests H264 codec in ffmpeg. Note that this is somewhat HW specific - position of reference frames must be constant in frame list in HW. However, because there is missing reference, you don't know where to put that new reference and order breaks. That's why even if all following frames are good, there is still issue. I also tried to put frames on new positions, but that also didn't really work. Additional problem is that video is interlaced. For decoding such videos additional rules need to be considered for proper decoding.
Anyway, stream is broken, which puts it on low priority.
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Not sure what's going on. Yes, just change dtb and change it's name in extlinux.conf. Make sure that at least one display output is enabled in DT.
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myxal please edit extlinux/extlinux.conf and remove "quiet". it should give much more information. Not sure what to fix or enable in kernel.
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Here it is: LibreELEC-A20.arm-9.80-devel-20200205191806-1de4346-inet97fv2.img.gz
I updated original github branch with source.
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So far it's running for half an hour with one channel change. Rock solid maybe slightly flaky but that's just subjective.
I did some more testing on my collection of "problematic" videos I obtained trough the years and I get audio/video sync issues... I think ffmpeg deinterlace filter I wrote is not good enough yet. It certainly causes occasional Kodi crash. I guess I'll leave this image here until I fix all issues. Anyway, this branch contains one fix which I'll plan to PR it to Kodi, because it fixes other de-sync issues I had from the beginning but I had no idea what causes them.
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Fixed boot: LibreELEC-A20.arm-9.80-devel-20200205073015-8b9de67-mele.img.gz
Same source branch as before.
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You can try this image: LibreELEC-A20.arm-9.80-devel-20200204204017-54b1efc-mele.img.gz
Disregard A20 in the name, it's just sharing same infrastructure.
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Surely you already know them anyway.
My kernels for Allwinner A10 and A20-based devices - rm's homepage
Mele: Ubuntu 12.10 armhf img – kernel upd – xbmc
No, I don't know them. Anyway, they are not helpful, because they are using BSP (vendor) kernel. Mainline uses different way to configure video output.
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myxal bethencsoft A10 should work in theory. I have no devices with it, so I didn't prepare anything. A1000 seems easy to support, but mainline DT is missing display related nodes. If anyone of you can provide me patch which would enable video output, I'll prepare test images.
Note, A10 has limited memory throughput. It may have troubles pushing full HD image out.
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I finally managed to prepare proof of concept (not yet bug free) support for HW deinterlacing. Currently, it's only for H3. You can test this with following update: LibreELEC-H3.arm-9.80-devel-20200202224107-87919a4-deint.tar
I'm especially interested in Kodi crashes and if there is any interlaced video, which can't be played. For example, if Kodi shows only first few frames and then stops.
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If it is not legal or you don't like it jernej, I can surely remove it. I just wanted to share my backup to help others.
I don't have problem with sharing backups, but I'm less enthusiastic about sharing random images which you don't know, especially if they aren't based on official sources or known fork (required by community images rules). Can you remove links to those?
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Hello, few minutes of internet searching gave me this result.
Index of /
I also found my old backup which looks like newer date.
I uploaded it now and you can download i below: 20181220 img + 20181227 and 20190118 update
OrangePI PC Libreelec 9.10
I wouldn't use random images from internet. LibreELEC 7.0 (first link) never had Allwinner support.
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Sorry for a dumb question, but how can I do it?
Enable lima driver in kernel config and project settings and build image yourself or wait until Lima PR is opened, which I plan to do soon.
