prabuselva can you give a link to your git repository? Or better yet, make PR to LE master and I'll make a review.
Note, no H6 supported board runs at 1.8 GHz. There is no need fo that. Ideally, video is HW decoded and usually runs at lowest possible setting.
- VIdeo playback causes higher CPU usage..
How did you determined that? what are the numbers before/after? That code didn't change much in a long time.
- Instead of 1080p Display, I only get 1024x768p Display
- No sound via HDMI
That means that EDID was not read correctly. Do you have ddc-en-gpios = <&pio 7 2 GPIO_ACTIVE_HIGH>; /* PH2 */ in your HDMI connector node?
prabuselva thanks for working on this, but you'll have to rebase your work on current master branch. New features, like supporting new board, are accepted only there. Please describe your issues with 1080p HDMI in more detail and append any relevant data, like dmesg output and clk_summary content.
ilchenko That is known bug - for some reason H264 videos with width > 2048 are not decoded properly on H6, but are ok on H3 and A64. I'm in the process of reworking Cedrus patches and along I try to fix known bugs. This is the only one which is not fixed yet. I'll upload test images soon.
No network after rebooting OrangePi 3 is also known bug. I'm not sure when I'll have time to look into it, but I suspect what could be the issue. Current workaround is to shutdown the board, remove power supply for a few seconds (LEDs should stop shining) and then power it up again.
tweeKpot HDMI audio was reworked, mostly due to big upstream changes. I'll ask one expert to look into this.
Hi. Is seems like the audio via AV jack is not working on OPi3 H6.
True, there is no driver for it.
yes, nightlies switched to Kodi master (previously Kodi 18.4) in order to work out issues with switching to Python3. So addons will be hit and miss for some time now. I suggest you try to build them yourself until situation stabilizes.
macchese at least you can try using following command btmgmt public-addr 11:22:33:44:55:66, where 11:22:33:44:55:66 is the MAC you want to assign to BT
1. You can enable it in setup screen on first boot, but no, it will never be on by default.
2. I believe you can set trigger to "none" somewhere in /sys/class/leds
It is possible to full work HTSP Client (TvHeadend) on new releases ?
Addons are build automatically, so nothing that I can do. You can build it yourself, if you don't want to wait.
Sorry, all good, too much debug output can considerably slow down everything.
Current nightly uses pre-alpha Kodi 19 and has a bug, which causes one core being 100% in some cases during playback. Don't update until bug is fixed. This may take a while.
As you see, hardware is capable (using BSP kernel), but supporting < 1 GiB RAM boards is something I don't want to do, there is enough other work already.
theEnchen First, I only made OpenELEC 7, LibreELEC at that time was made by someone else (I don't know who). Secondly, OP says boards with less than 1 GiB RAM are not supported with a reason. Here, more RAM is assigned for video decoding. If you use supported board it should work well already. BTW, OpenELEC or LE in your case is far from being perfect, just different kind of problems.
(I think I already compiled 10 kernels with different configs)
That's not much if you are developing something 
Anyway, push your kernel to github or some similar service, so I can check what's missing. Having kernel config would also be useful.
Good point, I updated OP. Thermal driver is still missing. This is not something I work on, I'm waiting that it gets merged into mainline.
No, not yet. I plan to add remote mapping for Beelink X2 remote soon, though. But even then I'm sure you can change it manually.
vitalogy you're right, I grabbed remote for Beelink X2 by mistake. This just proves that a lot of boxes come with generic remotes. Anyway, I'll open PR soon (I'll update Beelink X2 too).
