Posts by FurmanSK

    Here's the output for that command. ilmich

    So what tools are in place to do this on a nightly build of version 12? I couldn't find any tools that even let me see what the ram speed is at right now. I did ask this question on the Libre.computers forums and they said it wasn't an issue of overclocking and should ask the question here. Just need to know tools to use for it since its a stripped down basic linux and also if there are ways to OC things if needed.

    That log didn't do any video playing either, so I could go back and try again right now and upload another log after a reboot to see if anything sticks out. I do appreciate your help Da Flex .

    Can you reboot, and have a look at the next kodi.log? If the errors of #11 don't appear after that, fine.

    http://ix.io/4Kx7

    Yeah here's the log. No errors like your original post.


    Have you read https://wiki.libreelec.tv/configuration/4k-hdr ? - the configs discussed should generally help with most media playback.

    Yeah, read over that first thing and tried stuff before opening a thread.

    I'm not an expert of others rockchip socs, but with rk3228 (not the same of the one discussed in this thread) the only boards that can handle 4k contents are the ones with ddr3 and clock rate >= 600mhz.

    maybe can be useful to check also type and clock of DDR RAM.

    So mine is the https://libre.computer/products/roc-rk3328-cc/ which has ddr4. How can I go about finding the DRAM frequency? We don't have lshw installed. Not sure what other tools are installed since it is a stripped down linux.

    Yeah I hear ya but I wouldn't have thought to search for what SD cards work with this before buying as it shouldn't be an issue.

    The real issue is the playback which I don't think the SD card is exactly the issue being that I do streaming from my Samba share. And the fact that my other card was 16GB and still did this same thing.

    So it didn't boot up right the first time after it does its partition resize. Had to unplug and plug back in and it worked.

    https://imgur.com/a/tidweP9

    Thing is, this is literally brand new Samsung SD I just opened the package today. Its 128GB Pro one, can't remember exact name but its not a cheap one.

    You'll also notice the green lines in that attached video. It's always done that when booting up but once in Kodi, it's fine.

    Is there a 40 min limit to posting? Would have had up sooner.

    I used a fresh nightly 12.0 build with no addons added or anything. I setup my network storage and then tried to play one of two 4k H265 files and at first it stuttered. Then I went in and set the UI menu to be 1080p and then the auto refresh to start/stop and went back to that file and it played fine shockingly. Then I tried the only other 4K movie I have and it did the stuttering and audio was off too. I will add, the first 4K movie is only 17GB, the second one is 66GB but I have it on 1Gig Ethernet so bandwidth shouldn't be an issue but I guess its not out of the question.

    My recent log I collected from that is http://ix.io/4KsR

    Hello,

    Have been having issues playing 4K HEVC on my roc-rk3328-cc device. This is over Samba share. 1080p and under plays just fine. I've made tweaks to frame rate and set the menu to run at 1080p but nothing helps. I've search some on here but haven't found anything recently with folks having issues. Is there anything I can do to tweak the device? I think I am running nightly builds but can't remember. I believe mine is from end of September but I don't know exact build.

    If that is the case, and was afraid it would be the device not outputting enough of a signal, is there a way to change a setting to increase it some? I guess I'll have to check with the board developer and see too.

    Cable I have is an HDMI 2.0.

    AURUM CABLES Ultra Series High Speed HDMI 2.0 Cable with Ethernet - 50ft HDMI Cord Supports 4K UHD Resolution, ARC, 3D - CL2 Certified - Compatible with HDTV, PC, Laptop, PS3, Xbox, Blu-ray - 1 Pack
    Aurum Cables Certified High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet - Supports 3D, Audio Return Channel and Up To 4K Resolution – HDMI cable with AUDIO RETURN -…
    www.amazon.com

    for reference here's a link.

    I'd hate to have to buy a new one since fishing it up to the TV from crawl space SUCKED haha.

    Thanks gents.

    Have two Renegade devices one 4GB one 2GB. Neither work on my TV that uses 50FT HDMI to go from closet to TV. My previous Raspberry PI 3B worked just fine outputting to the HDMI, so I can't think that it being 50FT would be the issue but anything is possible.

    Any thoughts or things I could try? Startup flags?

    I'm on the latest stable release for 11.