If you need to delay video to match the slower audio path that makes sense. I'd guess you have HDMI to the TV which has to process the audio to an optical or HDMI output on the TV and from there into the Sonos which then has to process the audio for output. Even if everything is in pass-through audio mode the format might not change but there's still going to be a buffered input/output process somewhere, and that's where delays stack up.
Posts by chewitt
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I've only ever seen delays on the audio side from processing (requiring video to be retarded, or in kodi-speak the audio to be advanced) never video delays that require a corresponding audio delay. Weird. What TV panel?
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.tar is only for update.
LE has supported update from .img file (in addition to .tar which is larger but quicker) since an early 7.0 alpha release.
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Are you routing HDMI through something? .. 735ms is a HUGE delay to incur somewhere in the processing chain
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echo "options cfg80211 ieee80211_regdom=DE” > /storage/.config/modprobe.d/cfg80211.conf^ change the regdom country code to whatever you need it to be and then reboot, should work the same on plex embedded too
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Network Boot - NFS [LibreELEC.wiki] is probably a good starting point
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Your box has no user-accessible "firmware" only "software" installed for boot (u-boot) and the OS image which is being booted. The device-tree has to match the kernel version being booted so it will vary between Android and Linux and older versions of Linux and newer.
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This is headed in a wrong direction so thread is closed.
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Which version of LE and using what hardware? NB: If not the current alpha, go test the current alpha.
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It's in the PVR section of the LibreELEC addon repo.
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Our repo is intended for binary addons that are distro or hardware specific. I see no binary code in your add-on sources so unless there's some reason I'm not aware of the better place to submit it would be the Kodi addon repo where it can benefit all Kodi users vs. the smaller subset that run LibreELEC.
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LE is intended for dedicated HTPC installs so we do not support (and the installer will not allow) installations to a spare partition shared with other OS, it will only allow install to a complete drive. It's possible to manually work around that, and there are dual-boot threads in these forums if you go look for them. NB: As a general rule an RPi3B+ is a much better HTPC than any old laptop you might have.
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If they are Bluetooth Low-Energy devices the current LE kernel doesn't support BLE and this PR (which was never merged) is required:
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That's my point. The NUC is only a bit more expensive and does this, and also H.265 without any issue up to 4K. Even the Celeron.
I'm answering the original question asked. You're telling someone they need to spend $150+ on a new device to get Netflix with HDR support (which hasn't been asked for). Your point is irrelevant.
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4.) You're welcome to install Skins, but if you install piracy "builds" you will receive no further support in this forum (read forum rules).
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Go look at the commits on GitHub.
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It's possible to play Netflix on an RPi3 (3B+ is better) but not more than 720p resolution as video is software decoded. It's best to mildly overclock the RPi to improve the CPU performance, and install a heatsink to help with cooling.
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Grab the logs from the logfiles SMB share and upload them so we can see what errors (if any) are being thrown.
