See on the site of hyperion how ambilight works in Le
Posts by harun-cuk17
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Use Etcher to burn image to your USBdrive, connect it to your Pi and power on.
You mean the nightly build? And do I need to change something in the bootloader? -
The current firmware should support USB boot already, but it's never a bad idea or update and run the lastest boot firmware.
I tried to usb boot but it does not work. I mean i put le on usb stick but it is not booting. Perhaps i need to update the eeprom. After the update do I need to change something?
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"rpi-eeprom-update -a" .. then reboot, and the main difference is another 18+ months of Kodi development, and a newer RPi kernel and drivers. We will be forking the release branch soon; nightlies are stable (except for the name).
And after the update I can do the LE on usb instead of sd?
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USB boot should be enabled by default in the bootloader config, so just make sure you are using the latest bootloader eeprom version.
BTW: the latest LE12 nightly images now also support updating the bootloader eeprom in LE settings, like on RPi4.
so long,
Hias
If USB boot is enabled I could always also use the sd boot without doing any changes?
How do I get the latest eeprom update? I am using LE 11.0.6. Best way to do is by raspberry pi imager application? Or via LE using putty by ssh?
And what is different between the LE 12 nightly instead of LE 11.0.6 ?Harun
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The easiest way is to ssh in and run "rpi-eeprom-update -a" - this will update the EEPROM to the version included in LE (the next nightly builds will include the 2023-12-06 version).
If you want or need to install a newer version either use the eeprom recovery image or download the pieeprom file from github and run "rpi-eeprom-update -f your-pieeprom-file.bin" (the latter will preserve the bootloader config).
so long,
Hias
Hi matthias,
If we do the eeprom update on the rpi5, is it then possible to put LE on a USB stick instead of a SD card? I want to use actually an USB stick instead of SD card. There are a lot if usb sticks which is more faster then the SD cards.
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I will give a try
Many thanks
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What about that debug log? We don't have a crystal ball in our midst.
Well could you tell me to how to make the debug log please?
In that case yes you will have to use the whitelist
Which resolutions do I need to whitelist?
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Is the problem maybe because my kodi UI is set to 1920x1080 120hz
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I have still issues to connect my phone to libreelec 10.0.0.
Connecting to libreelec v9 there is no problem. Could someone help me please?
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The hdmi cable is genuine of raspberry pi foundation and the psu as well.
Do I need to whitelist some resolutions?
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You wait patiently until 10/12-bit support has been added. Until then you can watch 10-bit content downsampled to 8-bit output, which works fine with the 10.0.0 release.
Thanks buddy. When I open 10 bit movie some time the screen is going on no signal. What do I need to change in settings to solve this issue?
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Could somebody tell or explain how we could watch 4k content in 10 bit hdr with libreelec 10.0.0?
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Many thanks.
So long,
Harun
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I assume you mean the Kodi GUI, but the answer is when it's ready
Exactly when it is ready 😊
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When is it possible to set the webui interface of the rpi4 to 2160p with 60hz ?
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Hias,
I put 2 files on usb stick from the site you given me.
I have test the files on 3 systems;
LE 9.2.6 rpi4. It was stuttering colors were not good.
LE 10.0 rpi4 nighty the last one from 19-04-21
It was not stuttering and the colors were much much better. The speed was also better.
On my qled.
This was the best result. Best speed buffering and colors.
So long,
Harun
