Posts by Slim

Quote from Da Flex

In that case, Nvidia Shield would be the right upgrade, but it's more expansive.

OK, i understood, so I stay on my RPI !

Quote from MatteN

To have a decent experience without much problems, just get a Raspberry Pi 4 or 5.

This is precisely what I am currently using, RPI 4B, i thought I could take advantage of these boxes which cost half price !

Frankly, what is the solution in your opinion, in my case it's what is most common if that's all it is ?

Quote from jernej

H313 SoC is not supported by LE, so no, it won't work.

Thanks !

What about H616 ?

Hi,

What do you think of this model ?

https://www.mytek.tn/box-tv-android-x96q-pro4go-32go.html

Quote from cherrerap

Due to the issues and the lack of information, I wanted to let you know that I am finally using LMS installed as a container on LibreELEC, and it works perfectly. On LibreELEC, I use Squeezelite as a console client, and it works great.

Thanks !

Hi,

Explain a little more, I installed Snapcast Server then Snapcast Client on a LibreELEC 12.01 I managed to get it working but bugs appear after restarts, I use LMS at the same time in a NAS, but I don't I didn't know that we could install Squeezelite in LibreELEC.

Quote from mulderfox

I've bought X96Q Pro+ box and the audio passthrough only puts out PCM 2.0. So LibreElec and the like are my only salvation as the manufacturer is very unlikely to fix his firmware at that level..

Thanks!

Hi,

I am currently using RP 4 and I am tempted to switch to a BOX Tv, and my choice fell on "X96Q Pro", before launching I wanted to have an opinion on it.

Thanks !

Thank you so much,
It's just in my case effective at "256"

Hi,

• LibreELEC 12.0.0 / Kodi 21.0-Omega
• RPi 4 / 2G
• Database on local NAS
• AEON NOX Silvo 10.0.3

Someone can explain to me how exactely work the cache, because when i scroll for exemple artist liste (11683 Artists) the RAM is fully quickly just befor the crash obviously.

• Buffer Mode: Buffer all network filesystems...
• Memory Size: 20 MB
• Read Factor: 4x
• Chunk Size: 128 KB

Quote from Klojum

The analog audio output quality on the Raspberry Pi has been mediocre from day 1 with the RPi 1B, and that has never really been improved. Perhaps some external "digital2analog" audio board can help out. I'm not an audio guru myself.

The audio was not perfect on "Leia"18.9 but it is more than acceptable !

I opted for Raspberry Pi 4 precisely for the jack plug which does not exist on the TV Boxes

Shame

Quote from HiassofT

Ah, this seems to be a quirk in the firmware handling/parsing of dt parameters - the dtoverlay scope of vc3-kms-v3d, which is loaded in distroconfig.txt on RPi2/3, seems to persist after the include in config.txt so the audio parameter applies to the overlay.

The solution is quite simple, clear the overlay scope with "dtoverlay=" or move the dtparam=audio=on statement up, before the include distroconfig.txt.

eg

Code

dtoverlay=
dtparam=audio=on
audio_pwm_mode=1

so long,

Hias

Hi,

But why we have a bad sound qualiti !!?