Posts by RenEH

Any chance we can get this feature implemented/merged? It seems the feature has already been developed:

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In my use case it would allow simultaneous output of a spdif pi hat and hdmi audio. Since this has been a patch since 2014, I suspect a lot of users could benefit.

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Not for 4K. There's no dedicated hardware that can handle it, and it's too much processing for the 3d hardware or arm CPUs.

Thank you, I’ll plan accordingly.

Hi, does anyone know if this is a feature that might be coming, or is this something that probably won’t be possible?

This Pi 5 is amazing with my hdr TV’s, but the lack of tone mapping really limits it for my older projector. TIA!

Thanks

Hi, now that the pi 5 has so much more horse power and all the non-h265 content is decoded by cpu, would it be possible to add a better upscaling algorithm like lanczos 3 optimized? It makes a big impact on older DVD quality or lower content. This is especially useful with non standard resolutions, which a lot of the older content is, that can't be whitelisted.

Just an FYI, I have attempted to use several of the nightly builds with two different Pi 5's with official 5A PSU and several SD cards, USB keys and SSD's and they do not boot. They will run the initial boot and expand storage, but are inoperable afterwards. LE11 nightly builds work fine on the same Pi's and hardware.

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Your CPU is too weak to decode 4K video in software.

I believe that current LE master does support nvidia after this PR. The image has to be built with Wayland (PROJECT=Generic ARCH=x86_64 DEVICE=wayland).

I’m currently decoding 4k videos that peak over 75mbit with no issues and never going over 78% cpu usage and averaging closer to 50%. There was a white paper about CPU requirements for 4k hevc I could point you to if you’re interested.

The main factor for CPU’s of this generation being able to decode 4k is hyper threading for 4 core CPU’s. This improves efficiency around 30% for this application.

Thank you for pointing towards the other project though. I find that even in windows Nvidia hardware decoding is extremely buggy. I much prefer software decoding for ease of use.

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Wrong thread this is for Intel/AMD build

Wouldn’t software decoding make this hardware agnostic?

If not, could you please point me to a Nvidia thread?

Just wondering if this works with Nvidia cards if I’m not looking for hardware acceleration. I’m perfectly happy with software decoding as I’m using a Xeon 1270 v2 with a gt1030.

EDIT: I tried it, but it crashes at the installer.