Sorry.. no clue about config changes needed for the card, I only know where to put the file.
Posts by chewitt
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chewitt .. quick question, i saw this on the LE blog "We are pretty confident RPi4 users will like the update since it brings HBR audio and initial HDR video support" .. what exactly does initial support mean?
So has anyone done "proper" passthru audio testing of the build in 502? Like does it finally fix the split second audio drop that occurs every few mintues?
Initial support means: it is the first time someone coded HBR audio for the latest RPi4 codebase (Linux 5.10+) .. not that anyone is planning to rewrite it but as with all first implementations there are likely some corner cases and issues to find. There have already been some fixes and bits which are tested and then pushed upstream. So no idea what you mean with the pithy "proper" comment. The work is being done by a group of people who care deeply about getting it right and there's been a substantial amount of testbench and people testing so it's not some "hey mum, look we make sound" half-arsed exercise. I've no idea what "the build in 502" refers to. You can look at GitHub commits if you want to track the status of development.
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I'm having the same problems on Libreelec 10, all other Kodi installs on Windows, Mac and Android are working fine.
I'm using DNS names for my shares and SQL database (no chance to change that easily).
I've been reading that SMB got an updates in Libreelec 10 and using the IP address might solve the issue.
Yet another user with wild theories and no facts about their configuration. Good luck on getting help.
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It works fine. There is also a backup (and restore) function built-in to the LE settings add-on.
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No idea. Go install system-tools and experiment.
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What I found in the stores in my country for about 40-45$:
Tanix tx3 mini
A95X PRO
X96 mini
Tanix TX3 MAX
X96 MAX PLUS
TX6 mini
M10 Pro
X96Q
MXQ PRO
^ this list is mostly older Amlogic GXL or maybe early G12A devices so "none of the above" would be my recommendation. On paper they all have amazing hardware spec but all boxes will ship with 3-4 year old Android image and there will be no OTA updates from the vendors. You can find CoreELEC images (equivalent to older LE images) that run on the legacy vendor kernels but further comment on their images needs to come via their forums - I have no interest in it and don't run it. LE images based on our modern kernel codebase are still early-stage (nightly and my builds exist, but there are playback glitches to resolve).
It's fairly obvious you don't want to listen to RPi comments, but: I actively/regularly use an assortment of Rockchip, Allwinner, Amlogic and Pi devices and the winner of "easiest device to live with" by some way is an RPi4 (in Kodi flirc case, and with flirc USB IR receiver). RPi4 will never win a "longest list of spec" award and will cost a little more than a 2105-2018 era $45 box (modern boxes are typically more - and component supply problems are inflating costs) but RPi4 has all the main codecs you actually need, with 4K HEVC, and now with HDR and HBR audio. RPi gets A1+ software support direct from the manufacturer. In the long-run software support is why it's been the most popular Kodi device since 2012 and that's unlikely to change. At some point someone will make a fantastic RPi "box" using the CM4 board to add things like eMMC or nVME storage, but there's more $$ in the IoT space so I didn't see one yet.
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LE has an add-on called iConnect which packages usbmuxd (libimobiledevice · A cross-platform FOSS library written in C to communicate with iOS devices natively.) and the system-tools add-on contains MTPFS as part of the "FUSE" drivers which IIRC should allow MTP devices to be mounted. Not my area of expertise tho
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I recently tried hooking the RPi4 directly to the Bravia. With this setup, and the same file as before, the Bravia WILL show HDR in 4K.
Is this something worth troubleshooting in libreelec, or is this maybe a problem with my AVRx4300h?
It works without the AVR inline. It doesn't work with the AVR inline. In not seeing how it's an LE problem
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No impact, because either:
a) nVidia falls in-line behind mesa and Kodi GBM/V4L2 work transparently extends to cover their GPUs with little effort
b) nVidia continues to play games, and once we drop X11 support nVidia GPU support dies with it, requiring little effort
It's something we will track.
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/storage/.config/asound.conf
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The official line is we don't support virtual setups and the OVA exists to support ad-hoc functional testing and dev work in vmware only - any other use case and hypervisor is skiing off-piste and is done at your own peril. There's a large jump in kernel version between LE 9.2 (v5.1) and LE 10 (v5.10) so my gueess is there might be some kernel defconfig changes needed.
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Can you repeat a clean restore on 9.95.1 then run "journalctl | paste" about 30 seconds after boot and share the URL generated. I'm wondering whether the box has an RTC chip or gets time from NTP? .. and whether time has been correctly set at the point the restore is performed.
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echo "nvidia" > /storage/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf cp /etc/X11/xorg-radeon.conf /storage/.config/xorg.conf cp /usr/lib/udev/rules.d/97-xorg.rules /storage/.config/udev.rules.d/97-xorg.rules^ You can edit the 97-xorg.rules files so there is only a line for the "radeon" driver. I'm not sure this will achieve anything though as if I read the scripts correctly it''s simply not finding the radeon card hardware, which maybe points towards slow loading drivers and some kind of timing issue.
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Have you reported the issue to the TVH developer(s)? .. they're going to be the people who fix it, not LE devs.
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What happens if you boot LE from a USB stick instead of using it under a hypervisor?
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Somebody know how fix bluetooth?
put the BT firmware file in the same folder..
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mkdir -p /storage/.config/firmware/brcm^ create and download correctly named files in that folder and reboot - no need to hack the SYSTEM file
