Posts by timemaster

There is a crash time to time, usually when opening and closing side bar fast, usually when I got lost on my remote and probably clicking too fast..

yup..

well no other issues so far, anything specific I should check?

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That's why I thought the artist was on d_r_u_g_s.

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That's the Kodi Omega (21) splash screen. The glitches are intentional and part of the splash. Kodi Piers (22) moves back to a more normal one.

Hehe I thought so, but then I saw another screenshot of someone else and looked broken in a different way (just a bit), so I thought, ok, the logo is supposed to be like that, but maybe the black/blue not

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If you are using "adjust refresh" in Kodi config so it switches mode to match the media being played can you disable that and force all media to 1080@60. If you are not using that, please enable that and define 1080@60/59.94/50/24/23.976 modes and allow mode doubling. Do the changes make any improvement?

That was it! The match screen refresh rate was disabled. When I enabled it, it's fine on 1080p 60Hz (59.94 is also okay) and H264. H265 is still laggy, but it is expected, I think. There were no H265 HD decoders back then.

Ok, I’ve done some testing. The device is mainly for simple emulation and for kids, so NES emulation works just fine if you're curious

HDMI audio is also working well, like I mentioned earlier.

What doesn't seem to work is hardware video acceleration. No matter what video I play, it’s not smooth.

The interface runs fine, though, so it seems like the video codecs aren’t working properly. 2D acceleration looks fine.

Also, and this goes for Generic-Legacy too, the splash screen is broken. It shows the same “damage” on every boot (at least I think so), and it's been like that since at least LE11, picture attached.

Thank you, this one is working fine

I thought this board was unsupported — even OpenELEC had two versions for "old" and "new" NVIDIA GPUs, if I remember correctly, and that was a long time ago. However, everything works fine on the official build, except for HDMI audio. Analog still works, so it might not be a problem for everyone.

What is strange, the system looks ok. I mean, I see all the output, can select HDMI output. There are no errors in dmesg, and so on. Only, there is no sound If I again find this nvidia thread, I will post it here. It was an official nvidia developers forum.. I agree, the fix should be there.

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Does the BIOS have any audio options? .. perhaps a switch for AC97/HD-Audio? - If yes what happens if you change them? Have you also experimented with all the available audio devices listed in Kodi?

Yes, I experimented with everything I found. There is exactly this option AC97/HD-Audio in bios, tried them both and see no change in Kodi - the audio devices look the same, and no sound when I select HDMI. Is there any preference here? BIOS suggest to use HD-Audio.

I also tried playing sound from console, using speaker-test, or aplay. Also tried to load pulseaudio sink for HDMI output on the card. Nothing helped. There is not even any error, speaker-test seems like it's playing..

I understand there isn't much we can try this way, so was looking mainly for some basic steps to get closer in such situation.

On your ION board, all works fine from the beginning?

Hi, so I've tried to update my old installation of LibreElec 5 to the latest LibreELEC-Generic-legacy.x86_64-12.0.2, and then tried downgrading to LibreELEC-Generic-legacy.x86_64-11.0.6, but can't get HDMI sound working with Nvidia ION GPU on both

With an ancient version of LE5, all was fine. I found a few threads here and on GitHub, but all was without any suggestions or workaround.

One thread on Nvidia website was saying that they've found the root cause and it is fixed in the next release, which is a long time ago, but again with no details.

Is there anything I can try? Do someone else have a similar experience?

The mainboard is this one https://theretroweb.com/motherboards/s/asus-at3n7a-i

with Nvidia MCP7A-ION (Nvidia ION) chipset, this is audio chipset: VIA VT1708S (Vinyl HD High Definition Audio), but I think the problem is with the Nvidia driver or so