Bump. Still have no menu sounds after watching a video when using audio passthrough. issue persists on Beta 2.
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- Updated with the changes from current Kodi and LE master branches.
- Linux kernel 5.12-rc8
- Fixed Retroplayer glitches (CONFIG_DMABUF_HEAPS)
Image #1: lrusak/drmprime-2img-no-ffmpeg-bump branch (HDR known to work on Tiger Lake, Gemini Lake and some other Intel hardware)
Image #2: lrusak/drmprime-vaapi-hdr branch (HDR probably works only on Gemini Lake)
For Gemini Lake is there one build you would recommend over the other?
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Turns out “Fixed” disables audio passthrough. So not really a viable solution. Any ideas on what has broken the menu sounds?
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I think going back to the i965 drivers has also fixed the menu sounds (might be speaking too soon). But I put Kodi back to "Best Match" and the menu sounds are behaving as expected.
Scratch that, old drivers made no difference. Back to "Fixed" in order to get menu sounds.
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I think going back to the i965 drivers has also fixed the menu sounds (might be speaking too soon). But I put Kodi back to "Best Match" and the menu sounds are behaving as expected.
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at LE10 Beta2 the fixes are included so you can roll back the change at /storage/.config/kodi.conf
Any idea what the pros and cons are with the older drivers versus the new ones?
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Similar problem, I reported here: GUI sounds lost when stopping video file before the end.
Solved it by: System/Audio/Output config = set to "Fixed" = Problem resolved, GUI sounds work.
Give it a try...
Thanks that Fixed it! Interesting because the Kodi Wiki recommends "Best Match".
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Bump, any idea why sound isn't working on the Kodi menu's?
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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?
Is this not a bit off topic for this thread?
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Why are you using a raspberry Pi version with x86 hardware? Guessing that’s a big part of your problem.
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So did it get any better with LibreELEC nightly builds? In a couple of months Kodi 19 should be ready so I am asking the alpha and beta testers if it's still stuttering on Intel NUCs w/ 25Hz content.
Still an issue with 10b1.
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Also, is there any way to get VAAPI Motion Compensation and Motion Adaptive interlacing options back? After the upgrade to 10 b1 I'm limited to Deinterlace and Bob, which are horrible for live sport.
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I've got "Adjust display refresh rate set" to "On start/stop" and I don't have an option in the GUI to whitelist 1080p 50hz. Have tried a second 1080p 25hz file and it's also not triggering the change in refresh rate for the TV.
Have enabled "Allow double refresh rates" and the TV is now switching to 50hz mode. Haven't had a chance to watch a 25hz video yet but fingers crossed that fixes the problem.
Still having the issue with audio.
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Have done a bit more testing with regards to issue #2. The problematic Video is 1080p 25Hz, and I don't have an option to whitelist this resolution. By default my GUI is set to 1080p 60Hz. When I set the GUI to 1080p 50Hz the video plays back fine and shows a static 50 FPS in the log overlay.
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Hi,
Having a couple of issues with LE 10 after upgrading on my x86 HTPC (ASRock J4105-ITX).
1. After watching a video the menu sounds don't always work. "Play GUI sounds" is set to the default option of "Only when playback is stopped", and was working fine previously on 9.2.6. It appears to be random and not related to a specific file or source tec.
2. When watching some videos over NFS, the screen goes blank/black, and when the video returns its jerky. With the debugging overlay enabled FPS is 59.5 & 60.5 before the screen goes blank and after its closer to 30 and 40 FPS. With my untrained eye its looks like the error message "CLinuxRendererGL::UpdateVideoFilter - chosen scaling method 12, is not supported by renderer" is part of the problem.
Logs attached:
Thanks
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Pretty sure it has a locked bootloader so it won’t ever boot LE. Furthermore I think from memory it uses an Amlogic SoC so LE support would be patchy at best even if you got past the locked bootloader.
Simple answer is try something else.
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What’s your issue with the builtin IR receiver?
I’m a big fan of Flirc would be great to get one integrated into the argon case.
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USB boot with a USB SSD adapter. Far superior to even the best SD card.
