Wi-Fi works fine here with RTL8821CU adapter.
I don't have any USB WiFI Adapter to try with.
I use NUC7PJYH build in WiFi module.(Intel® Wireless-AC 9462 + Bluetooth 5.0)
Which unfortunately doesn't work with your HDR build.
Posts by Angeleno
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Thank you SMP for updated version but WiFi connection still not working. ( Didn't have the chance to test 4K playback yet!)
When I select correct WiFi node that I like to connect and hit connect, Kodi just restart it self with no WiFi connect at all.
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I compiled a build with new LSPCON patches and new Kodi drmprime stuff from lrusak's branch. Maybe worth a try.
Hi SMP,
I like to thank you for this HDR build but I run into some issues with this particular build.
Here is my setup, NUC7PJYH --> Sony STR-DH590 <--> TCL 75S434
1. The Wifi setting is not working, when I tried to connect to a WIFI signal, virtual keyboard box will not show up for me to input Wireless network passphrase.
2. Video resolution issue. When I connect my NUC to Receiver than to TV the resolution became very weird when I play 4K HDR Content.
Instead of staying at 3840 x 2160 pixels (4K UHD) which the original 4K content resolution was,
It makes my receiver to output 4096 x 2160 pixels (DCI 4K) to TV.
The TV screen was unwatchable like TV was broken and image chopped in half.
KODI was set at 3840x2160 resolution.
I turn on "Adjust Display Refresh Rate" setting in KODI to find out the playing back resolution had been pumped out as 4096 x 2160 and made it watchable by doing that.
With same setup, I used LibreELEC-Generic.x86_64-9.2.6.img.gz to test out same 4K HDR file, it runs fine without any issue. No HDR lol.
If I connect my NUC directly to TV, than it works fine, but I loose DTS TrueHD etcs.
My Sony STR-DH590 might play a role in this issue but it was never an issue with Stable Build.
I love how the HDR works but not be able to use Wifi and I have to set KODI resolution at 4096 x 2160 pixels, thanks but I will stay with stable version at the moment.