Ver 20230228 kernel 6.1.14
For start, I'm trying to run it on rock-3a.
I do not have this equipment, you need to contact the manufacturer with all questions.
Posts by balbes150
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I am using this image for my orange pi 4 lts and it have 10/100/1000Mbps Ethernet ( YT8531C )
Sorry, I don't have this equipment, I don't support it.
Ver 20230131 kernel 6.1.8
Add support for Quartz64-B
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Ver 20230110 kernel 6.1.4
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it was the ROCKPro64. Pine sells an add-on wireless module in their store for it. I suspect it's a pretty common combo.
I do not have this equipment, I do not know what is needed for it.
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Ver 20221228 kernel 6.1.1
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The images would work on any rk3328 device or they are only for the supported rockchip devices?
Only for supported ones.
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Any pointers on getting AHCI or Pine's Azurewave AW-CM256SM WiFi/Bluetooth modules loaded/working ?
It is not clear which SbS model you are writing about.
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Version 20221219. Kernel 6.1.0
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Version 20221130. Kernel 6.0.10
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Hi! can somebody help me? which image should I choose for my h96max rk3318 box?
These versions are not intended for RK3318.
I'm trying to get LE working on a Quartz64b. Any suggestions on where to start?
The Qurtz64B version requires other bootloader and DTB versions. I don't have this model, I don't create images for it.
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In general it would be ok for broadcast, but using s/w decoding is not why I buy nextgen boxes
The difference between "old" equipment and "new" is the ability not to think about which mode the SW or HW device is used in. The main thing on the screen is the same result. It is impossible to use SW mode for "old" equipment, it can provide high-quality playback only in HW mode.
I am happy to test the new version. Currently I am using an older Armbian build on SD card and it quite good on Quartz64a so I like to keep the two separate but usable, and I haven't worked out which I prefer.
install on eMMC the system that you use more often. And run other systems from an SD card or USB flash drive. Personally, I prefer to have the Armbian system on eMMC (it allows you to watch 1080p videos in full screen, including directly in the browser). And run LE from a USB flash drive (for those cases when you need a simple home theater)
I hope you can get an Rock5 B one day.
I have a RockB5, but for LE I prefer finished devices that are ready for use by ordinary users right away - Station M1\P1\M2\P2\M3, it's much easier and more convenient. For me, the perfect device for Station P1 pro
New image 20221115 kernel 6.0.8
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is it possible to force s/w decoding of only specific formats?
If you use content no higher than full hd or 1440 x 1080, you can switch to SW altogether, there are enough chip capabilities.
Version 20221108. Kernel 6.0.7 fixed the installation on eMMC and the update works through the tar archive (tested on Quartz64).
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mpeg2video but the one that only has audio and flickering video is SD
I checked your video. To play in EGL mode + OSD menu, simply disable hardware decoding (the line in the settings above the OSD.using EGL\DRM). Video of this format is easily processed in SW mode (the performance of the chip is quite enough for Full HD).
The question about the emmc install was about the stability. Each of your builds has a new OS and new Kodi which is fine. In the past I have had trouble with the bootloader changing so I couldn't just put the current tar file in .update. Is that now possible? I am reluctant to do this because the emmc stops works and I have to then flash Armbian to SD, write to emmc then load LE then copy LE to emmc.
The problem is not the update, it's a problem with the latest kernel (does not work with eMMC).
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Is mpeg2 video supposed to play in EGL mode?
Menu overlay on video works only in EGL mode. I don't understand the question about mpeg-2, show a link to a video of this format for testing.
Also is there going to be a static OS build allowing easier LE installs to emmc?
Describe it in more detail, I don't understand the question.
I checked with myself, the installation and updating of eMMC work without problems. Show the UART output when the system does not start after the update.
Ver 20221101 kernel 6.0.6
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Ver 20221020 kernel 6.0.2
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Ver 20221018 kernel 6.0
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Ver 20220927 kernel 6.0-rc7
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Ver 20220920 kernel 6.0-rc6
