I just tested on my workstation using GLES/GBM with dma-heaps and all seems fine, this is with an AMD GPU though.
Posts by lrusak
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Do you have enough CMA? We specify to allocate 256MB.
Otherwise you can try disabling the DMAHEAPS registration by removing this line
xbmc/WinSystemGbmGLESContext.cpp at master · xbmc/xbmc · GitHub
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LE10 is the first releases of the Allwinner project so there are no older releases
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It's not possible at this time
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On Gemini Lake 2160p60Hz is only possible with RGB 8-bit (default), YCbCr 4:4:4 8-bit (with a driver hack).
I'm not sure if YCbCr 4:2:0 12-bit could be enabled with a hack or otherwise. 4:2:2 is not supported by the driver.
It is possible to enable GPU dithering for 8-bit modes (with a driver hack). It certainly eliminates the banding on my test videos and looks ok to me.
I'm not really sure about this. Last time I tested my gemini lake hardware enabled 12bit output.
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post a kodi debug log
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I think it would be a mistake not to add Chrome to LE10, the Netflix and Amazon add-ons are far to unstable, sometimes they work most the times they dont. Besides it always nice to be able to web browse on the TV from time time I use Chrome on LE9 a lot that will be the only deal-breaker for me upgrading.
The chrome browser will likely be dropped if LibreELEC moves to using GBM for the Generic builds in the future, so I wouldn't count on it.
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According to your kodi log you don't seem to have a whitelist set up and didn't enable adjust refresh rate. ...
Just an FYI, you don't need a whitelist to use refresh rate switching, you just need the "Adjust display refresh rate" option enabled.
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OK... so then are the features I'm interested in...
1) Speed control ?
2) More speed options ?
3) Aligned audio/video sync ?
4) Analog output ? (no, my TV does not have another secondary audio output to tap into)
...actually going to get added to the new "video rendering and hardware decoding pipeline"?
Or I should give up hope here, and quit repeatedly asking this question in the hopes of a clear answer so i know how to proceed with setting up an actually effective media center?
Please advise.
Thx.
PR's welcome
None of that is being actively worked on that I'm aware of. Either you have very specific needs or no one cares about those "features". You are free to use any software that you want.
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Thanks for your explanation.
So basically all x86 hardware doesn't support HDR until LE10.2 or probably L11/K20. So it's either use the Windows version or these community builds or Rpi4
Certain allwinner, amlogic, and rockchip devices also support HDR but YMMV with those platforms.
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Fix your network?
Otherwise usually the best option is to map a single key or remote button to do it, Keymap - Official Kodi Wiki
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Well LE10 could have ditched x86 if they just said sorry no to nvidia users.
You still wouldn't gain HDR
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Just use the "Wait For Network" option in Kodi and in the LibreELEC settings add-on
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the code is here, PR's welcome
xbmc/MemUtils.cpp at master · xbmc/xbmc · GitHub -
Why won't it make it to the LE10 builds? I'm happy to test but in the end I prefer to go back to the original releases and follow their update cycle instead of relying on SMP. Would be a shame to consider replacing this NUC (7i5) if if it has the ability to work but not with the official build.
It's less about LibreELEC and more about Kodi. Kodi 19 is already in a release cycle so that means no new features and only bug fixes. So that means now that the Kodi 20 development window is open it is possible to get it merged in. I don't spend a lot of time on this though as it's very consuming and requires a lot of work.
So Kodi 20 is aimed for LibreELEC 11 which may gain x86 HDR support if I merge my work. If people want to take these patches and create their own builds that's possible also. They can also backport the patches to LE10 if they self build.
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You can either use the whitelist and enable the double refresh rate option or you can keep the whitelist empty and it will switch to the 50hz mode automatically.
Both options require you to have "Adjust display refresh rate" enabled
