Posts by ghtester

Perhaps you could try this from SSH console:

1) make sure your current script is executable:

chmod +x /storage/.config/sleep.d/99-toggle_rate.power

2) test after resume from suspend if your script works:

/storage/.config/sleep.d/99-toggle_rate.power post

3) if it works as expected, create the service which should run your script after resume from suspend:

cat >/storage/.config/system.d/kodiresume.service <<'EOF'
[Unit]
Description=Kodi actions for resuming from suspend
After=suspend.target
Requires=kodi.target

[Service]
Type=oneshot
ExecStart=/bin/sh -c "exec sh /storage/.config/sleep.d/99-toggle_rate.power post"

[Install]
WantedBy=suspend.target
EOF

4) enable the service and test if it works:

cd /storage/.config/system.d/
systemctl enable kodiresume.service

I am not sure if it's error free but can't test it in my (different) environment completely. So it's up to you.

Perhaps you should try to reboot and then check again.

Confirm the file name (you don't want to change the filename) by pressing ENTER. That's it.

The file is saved as soon as you exit from nano editor and confirm saving by Yes and file name by ENTER.

Open the file again to check, then exit SSH client.

Type exit + ENTER or just close the SSH client.

OK, use nano editor:

nano /storage/.config/sleep.d/99-toggle_rate.power

use cursor keys to navigate to both HDMI1 words and insert - character to change them to HDMI-1

Then press CTRL+X and confirm by Y to save the file.

I recommend using putty as SSH client.

If LE is refusing the connection, restart the SSH service through Kodi menu Settings - LibreELEC - Services - SSH (disable and re-enable),

then connect through putty again.

It looks you should just edit your current script to contain HDMI-1 instead of HDMI1.

OK, so the better steps should be:

- connect the PC monitor to RPi (use HDMI0 port which is next to power connector)

- reboot RPi

- login to SSH console and run getedid create

- run edid-decode /storage/.config/firmware/edid/edid-HDMI-A-1.bin

- save the text output and share it here as link (use pastebin.com)

- connect the TV to RPi (use HDMI0 port which is next to power connector)

- reboot RPi

- login to SSH console and run getedid create

- run edid-decode /storage/.config/firmware/edid/edid-HDMI-A-1.bin

- save the text output and share it here as link (use pastebin.com)

Quote from zerocool64

Regarding the edid, I send you both. It seems to be the same.

They are the same which does not make sense if they are a different devices (and you reconnected the HDMI cable accordingly). So it looks one device could not be read like there're a bad connection.

Quote from zerocool64

Maybe there is a compatibility between the firmware and the version I try to use

This won't be the case otherwise it wouldn't work with your PC monitor as well. And I am running two RPi 4B with latest firmwares & latest LE 10 Nightly builds without any video issue.

It's hard to say what's wrong at your configuration but I would start again with defaults. Also I would decode the EDID files of your PC monitor & TV and compare them ( edid-decode /sys/devices/platform/gpu/drm/card0/card0-HDMI-A-1/edid ).

CEC is the secondary thing and currently not important.

Did you try to create the EDID file as recommended above?

Read here, especially post #7: Kodi 18 Leia - Display Whitelist Wiki entry?

Quote from TheGUsers5315

It use to work before

OK, unfortunately my Crystal Ball does not show what was "before" so perhaps somebody else have an idea...

Have you tried the Video calibration in Kodi then (Settings - System - Display - Video calibration)?

What Skin are you using? Did you try to change the Zoom there (Settings - Interface - Skin - Zoom)?

Then set your TV's HDMI port / zoom mode to "PC" mode, "just scan", "true" etc. (it depends on TV type / model) or use a specific HDMI port which is dedicated to PC.

The goal should be to turn off overscanning on your TV.

Quote from zerocool64

I have installed firmware 2021-04-29-vl805-000138a1

This is just USB controller's firmware which is unlikely to help with a display issue. Upgrade the bootloader as well & try to follow my advice above.

You may also try to connect RPi to another HDMI port on your TV as sometimes some HDMI ports are dedicated to specific use or does not support some resolutions.

Also don't try to use obsolete hdmi_xxx settings in config.txt which are not valid for LE 10 anymore.

Perhaps you need to set the resolution to 1920x1080 (in Kodi menu Settings - System - Display - Resolution).

Quote from zerocool64

I have tried many eeprom and vl805 version , right now I have the version 137ad of vl805 and eeprom 2020-04-16. I think there is maybe a solution here.

You are using a VERY old firmwares, upgrade to latest (for instance see these posts: RE: Boot from SSD instructions RE: Is it possible already to set up a rpi4 with kernel 5.4?).

You may also try to play with EDID (perhaps run getedid create when the PC monitor is connected and then try to connect TV instead and reboot RPi). See here: https://wiki.libreelec.tv/configuration/edid