Someone recently send me a link to the Broadcom Crystal HD bcm70012. It is a hardware decoder card for H254 video.
Is this compatible with LibreElec?
It was supported in the mk1 AppleTV images that I used to create (2011-2016 in OpenELEC days) but support in Kodi was dropped in Kodi Krypton (v17) and there are no plans to resurrect that or restore support in LE images.
Hello Friend, OK I have a Genereic S905 1gb/8gb, By the name MXS Plus, its identical to Mxq Pro, at present i am running Librelec 8.0.2 which has Kodi 17.3, On EMMC, The libreelec 8.0.2 has been Given to me by the supplier in .Img file as well as in Update.rar format (LibreELEC-Amlogic.aarch64-MXSPlus-8.0.3-update), Since its outdated, can you please guide me how do i migrate from LE-CE 9.0.1,. Thanks
Have a look at the images created by dtech in these forums.
The default dialect for SMB is v2, so if you configure min=v1/max=v2 in the Kodi SMB client it will use v2 and Kodi will not be able to connect to a v1 share; the client is allowed to auto-negotie version upgrade but not downgrade. If you need to use v1 you will need to configure both min=v1 and max=v1, then the client is forced to use v1.
Look at the SMB mount file example in /storage/.config/system.d/ for how to do kernel mounts.
You can do "cat /path/to/log | paste" and share URLs that don't require staff to download, save, open, text files. It might sound petty.. but repeat it a few thousand times and see the novelty wear off. I also use pastebin all day without a pro account so I'm not sure what special thing you're doing but it shouldn't be needed.
Things are still at the "frequently scratching head" stage of making it work so I wouldn't get too excited just yet.
Pi hardware has no hardware decode support for VP8 media, but it's hard to see what the issue might be since it's not a debug log.
/usr/bin/getedid create^ run that and it should capture the EDID data and configure the Pi so it's always available. See if that fixes the problem?
I used a new kiii pro and i install coreelec 9.2.8 with sdcard
And android 9 in emmc (slimbox 12)
You are not running LE then. CE has its own forum.
Projectors generally switch resolutions slower than TVs do so the goal is to eliminate or minimise the refresh rate switching. So lets assume you mostly play DVDs/Movies which have a native 23.976Hz refresh rate; set the Kodi desktop to [email protected] and now there is no transition when playing media. You will still see it when e.g. playing PAL media (25Hz). The alternative is to switch Kodi to 1080@60 and disable the whitelist and adjust-refresh completely, and all media will be upscaled/adapted to 1080@60. You might see the occasional glitch in playback but generally Kodi handles this well, and as the picture on a projector is not as sharp as an LCD/OLED panel you probably won't notice.
I want to point out (again) that the colour distortions and green lines in the images in post #1 are due to the current Amlogic hardware video-decode driver. It is not in a good state. It generally works okay with older Amlogic hardware and less okay with newer. The driver is in staging and is effectively unmaintained for 2+ years, and it predates SM1/S905X3 hardware being released. There is also a dependency on the codec and version of firmware blobs being used (lots of variables).
You should be aware that current LE (needed for some level of HC4 support) is running completely different kernel codebase and drivers to older harware running older LE images or CE which are using vendor kernels. The upstream kernel and vendor kernel drivers have zero in-common.
I would like to connect it by WiFi USB Adapter AC1300. Is it possible?
It depends on the chipset. If there are drivers for that chipset in the Linux 5.11 kernel it will be supported. If there are not, it won't be. If you run "lusb | paste" from SSH and share the URL we can see what it is. NB: if the answer is "Realtek" we probably don't have the driver and have no interest in adding the driver (until the driver is upstream and we can enable support via kernel configuration, not vendor drivers).
I have zero knowledge of OpenPHT and Kwiboo is not active these days to ask, but an S905W box will be booting from Amlogic "vendor" u-boot which has an environment where persistent settings can be stored and if booting something based on the older Amlogic 3.14 kernel it is possible to write/change settings from userspace, so you can do things which change settings (without knowing) and the reboot into Android can equally reset things to good defaults again.
NTFS drives are best fixed on Windows using chkdsk.exe and then safe eject/removal to ensure the filesystem is not 'dirty' again.
Check BIOS settings and ensure legacy boot options are enabled. Old machines often have issues with UEFI but we support both. NB: If the machine is running OE check the /flash partition size with "df -h" .. if it's an older OE install with ~230MB space you need to reinstall but if its a newer one with ~512MB in size (at least more than 300MB disk) you can "update" the existing OE install to LE by putting the LE .tar file into /storage/.update and rebooting. If you do this you need to SSH in and stop Kodi then rename /storage/.kodi out of the way so that you start with a clean Kodi instance and avoid add-on upgrade issues.
First you need to tell us the WiFi chip in the laptop (kind of important). Then:
Hi ,how to chang gpu memory for rk3328(my box H96 max +),deault is 100M,for 4g ram,it's small
All the GPU does in normal use is render the Kodi GUI which is not a demanding task. If it needs more it will self-allocate more. Forcing it to use some arbitrary larger value achieves nothing.
ConnMan stores files in /storage/.cache/connman/<service>/settings .. the <service> directory name includes the MAC address of the local NIC so if you copied it from an RPi4 the MAC will not be correct and thus the settings file is ignored.
