edit projects/RPi/devices/RPi4/linux/linux.arm.conf, add the line CONFIG_DVB_USB_TBS5520SE=m.
Make the same change to linux.aarch64.conf file.
edit projects/RPi/devices/RPi4/linux/linux.arm.conf, add the line CONFIG_DVB_USB_TBS5520SE=m.
Make the same change to linux.aarch64.conf file.
No idea, a build from post #778 does output HDR on my box.
does not explain to us how easy it is to compile oscam-emu
Building basics are explained in LE Wiki.
The file that should be edited is here.
PKG_VERSION="da986667ad0920b6b0b978353e387614f45dd9fe"
PKG_SHA256="4ccd006aa75e7b46911da12fbfc1d994d8cf9693c5c3ddefa58d8ce76437aa63"
PKG_URL="https://github.com/oscam-emu/oscam-patched/archive/$PKG_VERSION.tar.gz"
packages/addons/service/oscam/patches/oscam-02-link-with-ludev.patch should be edited too:
having oscam(emu) overwritten
If you need it that much why not learn how to compile it yourself? Oscam-emu is super easy co compile as an addon for any version of LE (a simple URL edit in Oscam's package.mk), without any docker nonsense.
No, I deleted it.
Probably it has something to do with a new kernel 5.14-rc2 or ffmpeg 4.4. Use an older build for now.
HDR support for Kod on Linux is an experimental work by lrusak and that branch hasn't been updated since January. He mentioned somewhere in this thread that HDR worked on his Vega M board. I get no HDR on my Athlon 200GE.
Any ideas?
I did not include AMD Mesa driver (radeonSI) in that build. because there is no point installing it on AMD. It's been confirmed by multiple users and by my own testing that HDR currently works only on Intel hardware.
will this still work for LSPCON NUCs?
Yes.
Updated build:
- Kodi 19 (dcec5f4) + HDR patches from lrusak + AV1 VAAPI HW decoding for TGL/RKL
- Linux 5.14-rc2
- Mesa 21.2.0-rc2
- FFmpeg 4.4 (de1132a) + patches from xbmc/ffmpeg + AV1 fixes.
LibreELEC-Generic.x86_64-10.0-devel-20210724033119-0b9677f.img.gz
Test if it fixed crashes for you.
Well, I'm out of ideas ![]()
In both logs I see that it is connected to a Marantz AVR.
Can you connect it directly to the TV, reboot, and post kodi.log?
I really have no idea why available modes are limited to 1080 for HDMI. Could be a driver or video bios table (VBT) issue. Try to update to the latest bios.
Also post kodi.log:
paste /storage/.kodi/temp/kodi.log
Has anyone any idea if there is a workaround to get deinterlacing work?
Disable "Allow using DRM PRIME decoder" in Player settings.
Is Mesa Intel Graphics (RKL GT1) a driver that should support 4K @ 60?
No, it is kernel i915 driver. Mesa is OpenGL/GLES stuff. Kernel 5.13 should properly support RKL, so I'm not sure what the issue is.
This latest image in post #751 crashes every 10-15 mins, and sometimes does a triple or quadruple crash loop.
No crashes at all on my box. Must be something specific to your NUC.
I tried this build on my NUC and it keeps rebooting every 5-10 mins. Gonna roll back.
Does it crash during playback?
EDID looks ok, no idea why Kodi is limiting to 1080. Try a clean install.