WIFI works with LE9 and LE11. Do not know what causes it, but now running stable.
Don't know if it's any help, but I have been fiddling around with a Pi Zero 2 W and have had problems with both wifi and Bluetooth which are very reminiscent with those I have had on the Pi4.
I turned off the in-built Bluetooth and then WiFi worked fine. I have added a cheap BT dongle instead which doesn't seem to interfere.
See post #59 on this page:
Thanks for that pointer, it would have taken me months to find out the information that audio passthru is not supported for DTS-HD and TrueHD on the Raspberry Pi4.
I would beg the admins to not lock this thread since it is a direct line to a specific problem.
Is the problem one of drivers or missing HDMI handshaking, or something else ? - It is said that "HBR audio support is planned for the future" and that it would be a matter of weeks rather than days. Surely it is just a question of squirting the raw audio stream at the AVR, or is some rocketscience involved?
Thanks in advance
Hi,
Just got myself a Raspberry Pi 4 1GB in preparation for my 4K HDR Christmas present.
In the meantime I have a Pioneer 5.1 receiver which supports Dolby ATMOS, which I would like to use of course.
With audio passthru enabled in LE (LibreELEC-RPi4.arm-9.1.001), sync to playback disabled and display refresh rate set to 60 fps, DTS-HD and TrueHD are not shown in the Kodi settings.4Playback of TrueHD ATMOS results in a 5.1 PCM downmix being output - the work to do this causes even the Pi 4 to stutter.
Surely the Pi4's HDMI 2.0 output should support passthru of TrueHD and DTS-HD?
Please help!
Thanks for that - I will try on Monday/Tues and keep you posted.
Well after much fiddling I gave up on merging the CE script with LE and just went ahead and installed CoreELEC. The move from SD to eMMC went just fine and seems to be working well.
A note for those who like me we searching for information on remotes, both LibreELEC and CoreELEC work out-of-the-box with MCE remotes (RC6) via the LePotato on-board IR receiver.
The CE script should work on the equivalent LE image.
Thanks for that - I will try on Monday/Tues and keep you posted.
I don't own that board but you can try CE and compare with the LE on your SD Card.
You be the judge on what works for you.
Will do, just waiting for a couple of fast SD cards to arrive from AMZN.
Not sure what you mean about worry.
I meant "should I be bothered by any differences"
If you're stuck installing LibreELEC to eMMC without an Adapter Look Here
for Alternative.
OK, that looks very much like the same procedure that I saw should be used for installing Armbian?
So, what's the difference between CE and LE, and should I worry?
Secondly, can I just use the lepotatotoemmc script with LE, I assume that the bootloader files are in the same location for both CE and LE?
SD card image and burning tool images are different formats.
So for the moment there is no simple solution?
I don't have an adapter, only a USB to USB cable and the U-boot button.
I'll give it a try and see what happens.
Cheers
Tried with USB Burning Tool 2.1.6 and LibreELEC-LePotato.arm-8.95.001.img - got "Parsing burning image fail" as soon as I tried to import the image into USB Burning Tool. This image file was extracted from the SAME .img.gz that I used to make a working LE SD Card (with Etcher) so I guess it isn't corrupt unless WinRAR broke it during extraction.
Back to the drawing board...
Put the eMMC module in the USB adaptor and write the image direct to eMMC same as an SD card.
I don't have an adapter, only a USB to USB cable and the U-boot button.
I'll give it a try and see what happens.
Cheers
I have just got myself a LePotato board and a 16GB 5x eMMC module - getting ready for that 4K OLED TV!
I have very successfully installed LE to an SD card and also tried a couple of Android images for direct install to the eMMC. However I have not found any precise details or instructions for installing LE to the eMMC card - most posts on the subject seem to assume that you are working with an S905 Android box, others seem to think that you have a total mastery of building your own images from scratch.
So, two simple questions...
Before I go I would like to thank and congratulate the whole dev team for a really useful and solid app.
Thnaks in advance
