I think there's a lesson here for me, a clean build is invariably the way to go! I did a clean install of the most recent nightly and everything works perfectly. I'll pop the other SD card in tomorrow and run pastekodi, but I suspect it's not going to tell us much.
Thanks again Hias.
Hi HiassofT
Here are some logs, I hope they might be of some use. First log is my original 10.0.1 instance, which works fine:
The second log is a clone of that instance, updated to the most recent nightly. HD playback works okay, but playing back a 4K file results in a blank screen:
I'm going to do a clean install of the latest nightly and see how that works, I'll post a log here once I get it done.
Thanks
Pete
you have to do some EDID files substitution for the receiver, using the EDID generated when it's plugged to the 1080pTV, then perform part of the getedid script manually to generate the propre cpio file. It's a bit voodoo, but it works for me
A bit beyond my capabilities alas! I reckon I'll have to stick with the stock release for now and leave the devs to do their thing...
Thanks for that suggestion Nico. I tried getedid delete and then create with a 1080p TV plugged in to HDMI one, but unfortunately the same behaviour occurs. It seems to be unique to the nightlies, including the latest. 10.0.1 works as expected.
Hi, I've been playing around with the nightlies, and seem to have hit a configuration brick wall! My 10.0.1 installation works fine, but of course 4K is limited to 8 bit.
HDMI0 is connected to my 2021 Samsung 4K TV, HDMI1 is connected to my older non-4k capable Bose home theatre system for audio. This setup works fine on the release build.
When I play back non-4K content everything works as intended. If however I play a 4K file the screen goes blank, the Samsung TV says there is no incoming HDMI video. The audio works fine. If I disconnect HDMI1 and reboot, 4K plays back ok but of course I have no surround audio!
My guess is 4K video is being routed to HDMI1 for some reason, I can't check because my Bose system won't pass it through anyway.
I've added hdmi_enable_4kp60=1 to config.txt, and also ran edid create with everything connected and powered up.
I realise this is a development build and I'm not expecting anybody to waste time on my particular setup issue. I'm just curious to know if anyone has also had this problem and has found a solution.
Finally, thanks to everyone involved in making LibreElec even better!
Pete
irisheyes47 how did you fixed? I’m not sure what I need to do
I followed the instructions in the link in mglae's post, directly above mine.
A simple fix, thanks mglae and @jszinger
AirPlay broken with CACHE_BUFFER_MODE_REMOTE · Issue #19795 · xbmc/xbmc · GitHub
That's fixed it, thanks mglae and @jszinger!
Thanks for taking the time to reply blueribb, unfortunately I'm just trying to use the inbuilt Airplay service, not an add-on.
I tried the latest version of Librespot, it works perfectly.
Tried the latest nightly (nightly-20210808-082c799 RPi4), still the same.
Looks like the Airplay service is not running... "AIRTUNES: AirPlay not running - stopping player"
Latest log http://ix.io/3vvR
Grateful for any ideas/suggestions
I guess it's just me!
Has anybody else had any issue with AirPlay in 9.97–1, or is it just me? I've tried Beta4, RC1 and nightly-20210731-2cfce02, updated from a clean RC1 build.
When I try to select Kodi as a playback source on my iPhone the Kodi display flickers momentarily, but no track information is displayed and no audio is played. On the iPhone it looks as if playback is through Kodi. I have also tried playback from the music up on Mac, and also an iPad. All yield the same result.
It works perfectly with the same hardware on 9.2.8.
I enabled debug logging before trying it short while ago, blog link is here: http://ix.io/3v1J
Thanks in advance for any assistance anybody can offer, and apologies if my searching was not good enough to find an answer before I posted…
