Thx RayW. Was actually considering the Tanix T9 Pro, looks to be a great box for the price. Think I will go ahead and order it
Posts by beatwolf
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I've got a Beelink Minix MXIII I, which has performed admirably for the last year or so. But it struggles with some high bitrate 4k files (70GB John Wick 2 for example).
What would a good upgrade with gigabit ethernet port be? I couldn't care less about wifi and remotes. Just a decent stable box that can stream proper 4k from my NAS
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beatwolf: have the same audio sync problems since .009, also in the Krypton versions. But only when using passthrough and using AC3,DTS ...but not with mp3 - otherwise it works perfectly.OK, haven't really noticed which files and audio formats it happens with. Guess we will have to wait and see if it gets fixed. It's not a huuuge problem, as it can be corrected, but it does get a bit tedious to do every time.
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What about the audio sync problems? Isn't anyone else having them? I'm still having them in almost every video I have tested. This is on a Beelink MXiii-ii 2gb 16gb, with the release from 18th dec, and newest device tree installed on internal memory.
Or is it because im using passthrough?
btw: Everything else, is working absolutely perfectly! Huge props to kszaq!!
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Beelink MXIII II 2GB/16GB i have flashed this ROM and everything works perfectly!I have the same box, and I'm still having sync issues. Audio is almost always ahead about 100-250ms. What are your settings in kodi?
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Mini M8s II 2Gb/8GB
Just installed the 32 bit v11 build from scratch (not an upgrade)all working smoothly. Experienced some audio synch issues (passthrough audio) until de-interlacing turned OFF ... then all synch's ok
No need for echo 1 > /sys/module/amvdec_h264/parameters/error_recovery_mode any more
thanks kszaq
Where do you disable de-interlacing? Can't seem to find it anywhere in the settings or in the vide OSD..
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/devel is empty should we just use: /s905/ ?
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I'm having some issues with audio being out of sync on a Beelin mini mx iii ii. Audio seems to always be about 100-500ms ahead. I've tried the newest dev build and 7.0.2.009.
This is on with passthrough hdmi to an AVR. Apart from that everything seems to work great, and both builds have been very stable for me -
1. - Stop acting like a baby
2. - Download this file...LibreELEC-S905.aarch64-7.0.2.009.img.gz
3. - Unzip it
4. - download this file...Rename it to dtb.img
4. Download Win32diskimager (if on mac get whatever the mac version of that program is)
5. Stick sd card into computer or laptop and use win32disk to write the file you extracted to the card.
6. Copy dtb.img from step 4 onto the sd card you just wrote (overwrite file)
7. Put SD card into mini mx iii ii
8. start box up with 'toothpick' method - it will boot into libreelec
9. ssh into box (i use putty on windows) - ip address of box, username root, password libreelec
10. type 'installtointernal'
11. Wait for box to reboot - if you get an error when rebooting then do step 9 and 10 again as some boxes need to have that done twice
11. you can now remove your sd card from the box
12. i believe the mx iii ii you need to add this to autostart.sh (i would use filezilla to sftp into box to do this)insmod /lib/modules/qca9377-aml/compat.ko
mount -o bind /lib/modules/qca9377-aml/cfg80211.ko /lib/modules/3.14.29/kernel/net/wireless/cfg80211.ko
mount -o bind /lib/modules/qca9377-aml/wlan.ko /lib/modules/3.14.29/kernel/drivers/amlogic/wifi/bcmdhd/dhd.koThat is if you intend to use wifi
This is all in the first post more or less, if you dont understand any of it then i wouldnt try as you may brick your box.
Make sure you have an android firmware for your box (beelink forum) and get a copy of recovery.img and dtb.img from it incase you do anything wrong and need to get back into recovery again.
I want to thank you again, especially for pointing out for 11. You really need to do this two times on the mx iii ii , before it writes properly to nand it seems. I didn't use the commands for wifi, as I'm only using ethernet.
So far Kodi seems to be a whole lot snappier at everything than my Pi2 with Xbian, that I came from. Time will tell if its more stable, but something tells me it will be
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Sorry if i appeared rude, honestly it was not my intention... By the way you should download this image LibreELEC-S905.aarch64-7.0.2.009.img.gz and burn it to a SD or USB... Is this what you are asking? This is the correct imgNo problem, don't know why I got confused by that install process in the first post. I think I didn't see the very first link to the image in the top . But it does make sense now. It seems my box won't boot from USB though, so I will have to try and find a micro sd-card instead.
[hr]1. - Stop acting like a baby
2. - Download this file...LibreELEC-S905.aarch64-7.0.2.009.img.gz
3. - Unzip it
4. - download this file...Rename it to dtb.img
4. Download Win32diskimager (if on mac get whatever the mac version of that program is)
5. Stick sd card into computer or laptop and use win32disk to write the file you extracted to the card.
6. Copy dtb.img from step 4 onto the sd card you just wrote (overwrite file)
7. Put SD card into mini mx iii ii
8. start box up with 'toothpick' method - it will boot into libreelec
9. ssh into box (i use putty on windows) - ip address of box, username root, password libreelec
10. type 'installtointernal'
11. Wait for box to reboot - if you get an error when rebooting then do step 9 and 10 again as some boxes need to have that done twice
11. you can now remove your sd card from the box
12. i believe the mx iii ii you need to add this to autostart.sh (i would use filezilla to sftp into box to do this)insmod /lib/modules/qca9377-aml/compat.ko
mount -o bind /lib/modules/qca9377-aml/cfg80211.ko /lib/modules/3.14.29/kernel/net/wireless/cfg80211.ko
mount -o bind /lib/modules/qca9377-aml/wlan.ko /lib/modules/3.14.29/kernel/drivers/amlogic/wifi/bcmdhd/dhd.koThat is if you intend to use wifi
This is all in the first post more or less, if you dont understand any of it then i wouldnt try as you may brick your box.
Make sure you have an android firmware for your box (beelink forum) and get a copy of recovery.img and dtb.img from it incase you do anything wrong and need to get back into recovery again.
Thanks for that bobobalde, thats a big help. I did get most of the process figured out except my box doesn't seem to support booting from USB.
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Hi, I suggest you to follow the information provided in the first post of this thread... It seems that you haven't read it at all...I read the whole post, and it doesn't make that much sense. Right underneath it are posts explaining that some of the info is not correct anymore. But thanks for the warm welcome, always nice to meet such helpful individuals on forums.
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I just got a Beelink Mini Xiii II. But I can't seem to find the excact img.gz file i should use? I can't seem to find them at all actually. Or which version do I choose in the LibreELEC USB-SD creator? Do I choose WeTek play or?