Can you upload a small sample video?
Posts by smp
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Make sure 25Hz modes are not whitelisted.
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25Hz mode should not normally be enabled in the first place. 50Hz is the correct mode for displaying 25fps video.
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Exclude 25Hz from the whitelist.
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jahutchi I tested your patch with kernel 4.19.14 and I can confirm that it fixed the issue. Thank you!
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I do not have that much stage knowledge, but "a little" is how much? 1.4 GHz is 3b+, which already OC (like Athenon Black Edition, am i right?), so 1.5 GHz? 1.6 GHz?
As much as it will handle. Also, gpu_freq and sdram_freq are just as important as arm_freq.
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10-bit 1080p HEVC works on Raspberry Pi 3 with LE 9.
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Get a Raspberry Pi 3 B+.
but, in my country people are selling those for such an unreasonable price
Why not import it from China for a reasonable price? Way better option than buying a crappy videocard for a crappy PC
Raspberry Pi 3B+ is a great choice if you don't need 4K.
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Use beta 8.95.1 or current Milhouse build.
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Do you know what is actually the reason why some hardware supports it or not?
I believe this has something to do with the clock generator logic.
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Wasn't that general issue with Kodi?
Some hardware is not capable of smooth playback of video with fractional frame rate like 23.976Hz. For example, all pre-Haswell Intel GPUs play 23.976Hz video at 24.000Hz and you get a repeated frame every 40 seconds. AMLogic also had this issue (but AFAIK it was fixed with some kernel patches).
I was wondering if Allwinner hardware is capable of properly displaying 23.976 fps video. I can't test this myself because I don't have the hardware (yet).
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How well do those Allwinner devices handle fractional frame rates? Are there any issues?
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jernej Do you have any ETA when deinterlacing will be implemented?
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Save EDID to a file (tvservice -d edid.dat), copy it to /flash, and put hdmi_edid_file=1 in config.txt.
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What UPnP bug?
That image will not work. Old kernel and old firmware.
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It should be tested on a current build of Kodi 18. I can check if it works on a current Milhouse LibreELEC 9 build if you upload a sample to Google Drive, Dropbox or something like that. Or you can install the latest Milhouse build (or v8.90.009 ALPHA build) and test yourself.
