Posts by HiassofT

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Like most other devices RPi doesn't support hardware acceleration for 10bit H264, so it has to be decoded in software.

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Hias

Ah, sorry, I totally missed that you are not using an original Hifiberry card. In that case you'll have to contact the respective manufacturer of course, he's probably the only one who knows the implementation details about the card.

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As I already wrote here RE: Should I change to Rpi 4B? contact the Hifiberry folks. Something is off either with your RPi4 or the soundcard.

I just tested with a plain LibreELEC 9.2.6 installation on a RPi4, plugged in my Hifiberry Digi Pro and it was detected fine.

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Hias

Quote from og13

[ 5.242057] wm8804 1-003b: Failed to read device ID: -121

[ 5.242252] wm8804: probe of 1-003b failed with error -121

Remove the changes to config.txt and double-check if the card is plugged in correctly. The Hifiberry Digi Pro should be auto-detected and work out-of-the box.

If the error persists contact Hifiberry. The dmesg lines indicate there's a communication error with the wm8804 chip which could indicate a hardware fault.

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Hias

This is normal, GUI update is limited to 10fps on RPi1 to avoid video playback stuttering when the GUI (or an overlay) is displayed.

You can change that in Settings->Player, "Limit GUI updates when playing video" (change level to advanced or expert to see it).

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Hias

inputstream.adaptive is in the LibreELEC addon repository (in VideoPlayer InputStream).

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use the "-p rc-6" option. Please read through the IR wiki page, it's all explained there in detail Infrared Remotes [LibreELEC.wiki]

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Hias

With ir-keytable you have to specify the rc device, "rc1" in the case above, using the "-s" option. eg ir-keytable -s rc1 ...

Note that the rc device numbers may change across reboots so always check with "ir-keytable" before.

In rc_maps.cfg you can match by driver name, that's the first entry. eg

imon    *    my-keymap

That being said, using the nuvoton CIR would be a better choice (if it has an IR receiver connected) as it supports more protocols - the imon receiver is quite limited...

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Hias

Ahem, why did you mask lircd-uinput? This is definitely not a standard configuration. Run systemctl unmask lircd-uinput and reboot.

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Hias

No, that's not normal, lircd-uinput is missing in the process list. It should look like this:

LibreELEC:~ # ps | grep lirc
  316 root      0:00 /usr/sbin/eventlircd -f --evmap=/etc/eventlircd.d --socket=/run/lirc/lircd
  448 root      0:00 /usr/sbin/lircd -O /storage/.config/lirc_options.conf --nodaemon /storage/.config/lircd.conf
  450 root      0:00 /usr/sbin/lircd-uinput -O /storage/.config/lirc_options.conf --add-release-events
  846 root      0:00 grep lirc

Post the output of systemctl status lircd-uinput and make sure you didn't mess around with lircd after reboot (i.e. no killall lircd or systemctl stop lircd, this will break lirc operations).

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Hias

Make sure lircd-uinput is running - if you restarted lircd you'll also need to restart lircd-uinput, or just reboot your system.

Then you should also see button presses on /run/lirc/lircd (via irw) where kodi picks them up from.

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Hias

If you really want you can still use lirc on LibreELEC, this is described at the end of the wiki page. Copy lirc_options.conf to /storage/.config and change only the driver/device settings and create an empty rc_maps.cfg file in that directory, too. lircd.conf goes into /storage/.config as well.

However it might be easier if you configured your Atric dongle only for wakeup and use the on-board nuvoton as main IR receiver in LE (configured via ir-keytable).

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Hias

Something doesn't add up here.

Your on-board Nuvoton w836x7hg is supported by linux kernel RC subsystem and should work with ir-keytable / rc_maps.cfg configuration, as described in the wiki.

However the uirt2 driver you mentioned is an external USB device and has nothing to do with the on-board nuvoton.

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Hias

LibreELEC uses the modern in-kernel rc-core framework for infrared remote - read all about it here: Infrared Remotes [LibreELEC.wiki]

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Hias

Just write the img.gz to a SD card (without pinn or a clone of your old installation), then config.txt and cmdline.txt are up-to-date and you don't have to worry about old kodi settings interfering.

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Hias

If you want to test the nightlies better use a separate SD card for now and do a fresh install with the img.gz.

Updating from 9.2 isn't something we support ATM, you'd manually need to at least replace config.txt with current version, maybe also cmdline.txt if you changed something there, as lot of things have changed, and there's no easy way going back to 9.2 except restoring a full backup.

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Hias

See here for more info: RE: LibreELEC (Leia) 9.2.5

With updated firmware my Pi400 managed to boot fine.

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Hias

2.4.6-Leia is the latest official release and we are shipping that in our repo (the .1 at the end of "2.4.6.1" is internal LibreELEC revision number).

No idea what 2.4.6.4/5 should be - that doesn't match any tag/release in the repo Releases · peak3d/inputstream.adaptive · GitHub

We can (and will) update the addon when a new version has been officially released.

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Hias