No DV with LE. Might be possible using Android or CE depending on hardware.
Ok, I'd rather stick with x86 so I guess CoreELEC is not an option for me.
No DV with UHD Graphics 600.
Ok, I wonder if any of the newer integrated intel graphics support DV. My LE runs in a rackmounted case, so I could always update the motherboard if necessary. Will do some searching on that.
But it sounds like even if the GPU and display support DV, LE12 still won't be able to properly play it?
Thanks!
I just got a 4K HDR capable TV and upgraded to Libreelec 12. HDR is working great, but I am still getting weird colors on Dolby Vision files.
Is it possible to fix this for Linux on x86, or is this not possible because of licensing? I thought Kodi 21 was including ffmpeg that could decode Dolby Vision, but maybe this is only on hardware with proper licensing?
Thanks!
Nah the thing is, I know a bit more now, it's a linux thing - linux needs some work before HDR is ok - it's a little way away, then Kodi has to add it.
I'd be surprised if we had HDR in less than 18 months from now. After then, maybe a good chance?
By then, a new, low power NUC might be out with HDMI 2.1 too, so win win.
Gotta go without I guess.
smp has an experimental build here with HDR working.
Intel true 10bits/HEVC/HDR support... ?
I would try it out, but don't have a 4K HDR TV, still rocking a Panasonic Plasma I got in 2012, lol. But will probably update eventually
I did some reading which seemed to indicate that the system only has HDMI 1.4 or something along those lines, indicating it's just not the best way to get this all working.
Considering a $35 Pi 4 will do x265, HDR, 10bit (soon as some drivers work) - it'll be a pretty good option, I believe it supports HDMI 2.0B
According to this post "Gemini Lake has native internal HDMI 2.0 controller".
Is it still true NUC7CJYH gets no HDR? Best to avoid this system?
According to this post, HDR support is now in the linux intel driver. It will be coming... evenutally.
