Display MoreUpdated build with Kodi 20.1
- added BT.2020 patch
- Linux 6.2.5
- added a fix for DTS-HD detection in m2ts files
- added a fix for GUI flickering during TV channel switching
- Intel media-driver updated to 23.1.3
- Mesa updated to 23.0.0
LibreELEC-Generic.x86_64-11.0-devel-20230312065957-84d83d1.img.gz
Is there perhaps a current build for Intel graphics and media driver again "devel"?
Hi
Beebox-S 7100 - Displayport 1.2 , BENFEI Active DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter 4K@60Hz
Flickering green screen only on 1080p, 24 fps and 23.98 fps, h264 videos, the player plays the video, HD sound is also played.
Sometimes Kodi also crashes in the process.
Videos with 1080p, 25 fps, h264 are played back correctly.
All 2160p videos are played without any problems.
The same problem with HDMI 2.0b.
Is the problem known?
What is the cause?
Such as BENFEI Active DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter 4K@60Hz, DP to HDMI Adapter, support Eyefinity technology for multi-screen.
Link to BENFEI Aktiv DisplayPort auf HDMI Adapter 4K@60Hz
The Beebox-S 7100U does have 2x HDMI ports. These HDMI ports always cause audio dropouts when using LibreElec 11. I also never had audio with DTS-HD High Res. I did not find a solution for the HDMI ports.
So I started tests with the display port. I tried several Displayport-HDMI adapters. Unfortunately also always only problems. Until I found the BENFEI Active DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter. Since I use this adapter, I currently have no more audio problems.
For anyone who also have a Beebox-S 7100U with sound problems with LibreELEC 11, I recommend using an active Displayport to HDMI adapter.
Such as BENFEI Active DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter 4K@60Hz, DP to HDMI Adapter, support Eyefinity technology for multi-screen.
Link to BENFEI Aktiv DisplayPort auf HDMI Adapter 4K@60Hz
The Beebox-S 7100U does have 2x HDMI ports. These HDMI ports always cause audio dropouts when using LibreElec 11. I also never had audio with DTS-HD High Res. I did not find a solution for the HDMI ports.
So I started tests with the display port. I tried several Displayport-HDMI adapters. Unfortunately also always only problems. Until I found the BENFEI Active DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter. Since I use this adapter, I currently have no more audio problems.
Is "legacy" or "not legacy" better for mini PC ASRock Beebox-S 7100U?
Hi heitbaum
Are the graphical teething issues fixed on the NUC11PAHi7?
Is the NUC12WSKi7 without teething issues?
Thanks a lot
LE 11. Create an advancedsettings.xml file
OK, I have this file.
Maybe you know the right tag as well?
Which tag do I need to add to my advancedsettings.xml?
I think there is a setting for an A/V offset somewhere.
OK,where do I look for it, in LE11 or Beebox UEFI?
Is there any hope that the problem with the Generic HDMI-DP Linux driver will be fixed?
The Beebox-S U7100 has three monitor ports, 1x DisplayPort 1.2 with up to 4096x2304 (4K/2K@60Hz) and 1x HDMI 2.0 (4K/2K@60Hz) and 1x HDMI 1.4 (4K/2K@30Hz).
When I connect the TV/AVR to the DisplayPort 1.2, LE11 plays all videos with 3D audio one after the other. There is no need to reboot after each video.
But there is always an offset between video and audio! The audio is not in sync with the video.
When I connect the TV/AVR to the HDMI 2.0 port, LE11 always plays only one video with 3D audio. A reboot is necessary after each video. Without a reboot, no more 3D sound.
The video and audio are probably not one hundred per cent synchronous here either, because there is always a audio dropout every few seconds.
Is this a Linux LE11 driver or ffmeg error?
Sorry no.
The video material is without error. Mediainfo and BDInfo show no errors.
Vero 4K+ and Oppo also play these videos without problems.
Also, all videos with 3D HD audio are affected.
You can only play one video at a time.
Then you have to do LE11 reboot.
Now you can listen to the next video with 3D HD audio.
Also the same video which had no audio before.
It must be a bug in the LE11 App ffmeg for Generic Kaby Lake (Intel® Core™ i3-7100U) or HDMI-2.0b/DisplayPort 1.2 driver, right?
Has nobody any idea for cause of this error?
I have tried the Beebox-S on the TV and on the AVR.
I have also reset the HDMI bus on the TV and on the AVR.
I have also checked all HDMI cables. All HDMI cables are certified 8K HDMI cables.
If I plug LE11 new to the HDMI bus, then sometimes LE11 is recognized as Apple TV box or Primacom TV box by Samsung TV?!??
It is only ever possible to listen to a movie with 3D HD audio. The next movie with 3D HD audio, the AVR shows the audio format but no speaker icons and no audio is listened to. Only after a reboot of the Beebox-S with LE11 the movie is now played with 3D HD audio.
Is perhaps the LE11 Intel Kaby Lake Displayport HDMI driver faulty???
Generic
Beebox-S U7100 64bit
LibreELEC nightly
Play a movie with HD audio e.g. with DTS-HDMA in Kodi, at the end of the movie play Kodi-GUI with PCM 2-channel again and play the next movie with HD audio e.g. with Dolby TrueHD in Kodi, but now no listening audio, AVR displays Analog 2-channel again. Only after a reboot of LE11 is it possible to play a movie with HD audio again.
It also happens when Dolby True HD is played first and then DTS-HDMA.
It is only possible to play a movie with HD audio, then no audio can be listened to in a movie. Only after a reboot.
What could be the root of this?
I have found the cause.
Whitelist function, here the function "Allow double refresh rates" was not activated.
Kodi will play at DVD 576/25 now 576/50.
Thanks a lot.
Question Kodi GUI settings:
"The ideal setting is the highest resolution your hardware supports and/or what the TV/Monitor is capable of.
Be aware that reducing the resolution will pixelate the interface but it will not reduce the display size as the TV will always zoom the image to fill the screen."
My setting is 1080/50 but the WIKI recommendation is 4096x2160 @ 60Hz (highest supported resolution of my TV) or not?
Yes it is activated always "Adjust display refresh rate" with status "On start/stop".
Immediately the message "Resolution not allowed" appears.
I have to allow the resolution 1080/50 in the white list. After that the video is displayed.
I will create a log URL this evening.
Right.
But Linux/LE11 always sends 1080/50 to the TV.
The correct way would be to send 576/50 to the TV.
with Vero 4K+ (Armlogic) it is the same. 1080/50
DVD reference for Linux should be the CEA specification with 4:3 and 16:9 720x576p50 and not 1080p50, right?
