Display MoreCan you share the log please.
Yeah of course feel free to submit PR
but for this kind of evolution I will check after the stable release,
- DV & HDR to SDR are already in the pipe.
- SDR to HDR/DV : personally I don't like this kind of modification, If I add it it will be after the stable release. I need to check if this kind of dynamic range extention are very straight forward or complicated and need to involve iGPU optimization. If it needs a lot of time it will not be added.Np on my side feel free to share your feature request but I prefere to receive everything in github in the issue tab and please don’t be disappointed if I say no, from time to time, I receive requests that are a bit off-topic or things that are very complicated to implement. But for DP -> HDMI the main reason is the support :
- Sometime it's not possible at all to cover one kind of LSPCON
- Sometime even if you bought the exact same DP -> HDMI converter the LSPCON inside will be different.
- Sometime it's simple to enable DV for a LSPCON
That’s why I say from the start: use a native HDMI port. It’s already very complicated to port the build across so many different iGPUs, adding adapters with the "lottery" involved with various LSPCON chip models, just isn’t feasible. If we find a simple way to support them, then sure, why not, but for now, that’s not the case.As I said, optional HDMI board are based on DP output converted to HDMI the major part of the time. Please de not consider this kind of solution.
It is simple to check : HDMI module 3TK75AA -> picture of the board : https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/115996621563 -> chip inside : PS175HDM = LSPCON : DP to HDMI converter https://www.paradetech.com/products/ps175/
Attaching the logs here.
What happened in each test (the time is when the O dialog opened)
| Film | Dialog opened | What the log shows |
|---|---|---|
| Bad Apples (SDR) | 14:07:47 | OutputPicture - timeout waiting for buffer at 14:07:48. No frame counters exist for this film. |
| The Odyssey (HDR10) | about 14:08:48 | The same buffer timeout. In that 10-second window, 1 frame dropped and 44 skipped. |
| Mission Impossible (DV FEL) | about 14:09:48 | The same buffer timeout. 21 frames dropped, 2 skipped. |
- Common pattern: every film shows the same buffer timeout at the moment the dialog opens, followed by a short burst of drops or skips. After that the log shows no more.
- Bad Apples has no drop count: Kodi’s frame statistics only exist on the Dolby Vision path. For plain SDR playback, the buffer timeout is the only evidence, so tell the author that.