Does 1080p 24Hz work? The issue is only with 4K 24Hz?
Posts by smp
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It already works with HDR with my builds.
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You can try to report the issue here - https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/intel/-/issues
got 3 weeks to return mine
A good alternative to NUC11 - https://www.acer.com/ac/de/AT/conte…ritonessentialn I use one of those as my main LE box.
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will not change refresh rate direct to TV also
I've seen a similar issue on some Gemini Lake boards - https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=105887
This was a problem with ITE66317 HDMI retimer chip.
NUC11TN block diagram mentions LS/Retimer on native HDMI port. So I suppose it could be a buggy HDMI implementation specific to NUC11TN.
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Try the nightly builds. 4k 60Hz should work as expected without any hacks.
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Try connecting directly to the TV.
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is the whole HDR functionality (are the HDR patches) on Intel (e.g. NUC11) already part of the nightlies
No.
when will they be included?
When lrusak's work is merged to Kodi. I don't know when this will happen.
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I lose some settings from the TV
Your TV is probably switching to a PC mode or something like that.
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Failed to boot:
Try this one
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Oops. I found what the issue is. I forgot to remove "TARGET_CPU=tigerlake" from the build options. Will post another build shortly.
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LibreELEC-Generic.x86_64-11.0-devel-20220617174526-07254d4.img.gz
Built with kernel 5.18.5. Should fix the boot issue.
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It boots normally on my box (Celeron 6305). I suppose there is some issue with kernel 5.19-rc2. I will do another build with kernel 5.18.
PC: Asus PN60 with i3-8130u
i3-8130u SoC does not have a native HDMI 2.0 controller. I googled Asus PN60 and I see no evidence that it has a DP to HDMI 2.0 converter chip (LSPCON). No HDMI 2.0 = no HDR.
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Post #1 updated with a link to a new build.
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I’m hoping a new build will solve those
Are those issues fixed in current nightly?
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Currently does the GBM build have working HDR
No.
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I see no judder issues with 24p videos on my CRT TV. 3:2 pulldown should just work when composite is outputting NTSC.
