You should try a clean install rather than updating over LE 9.
Posts by smp
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Well it booted... but unfortunately there was just a black screen when trying to play HDR content. Any content for that matter
Switch PRIME Render Method to EGL.
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A build with enabled AMD graphics - LibreELEC-Generic.x86_64-10.0-devel-20210601032257-86a07cd.img.gz
@libreAU you can try it but as I said HDR does not work on my Vega 3 AMD box.
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I just don't think smp builds with amd graphics enabled
I removed Radeonsi mesa driver from my builds because HDR does not work on my Athlon GE200 (Vega 3) box and a clean build of LE compiles significantly faster without LLVM/radeonsi.
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Theelichtje I don't know if this is applicable to your Onkyo model... hdmi_4k_onk.pdf
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PC is a Celeron J4105
What motherboard? Is HDMI connected directly to the TV?
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The blank screen is the point when Kodi switch to a correct video mode.
Use mkvtoolnix.
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The only issue I noticed is, when I start an HDR movie like Samsung Wonderland Two HDR UHD 4K Demo:
The movie starts and after a couple of seconds the screen goes blank (and the audio stops) for about two or three seconds.
Is it a .ts file? For some reason it takes a while for Kodi to switch to a correct video mode when starting a playback of .ts files. You can remux it to mkv and it will start properly.
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Updated Kodi 19.1 build:
LibreELEC-Generic.x86_64-10.0-devel-20210524004323-f9d2c33.img.gz
Twooter try this^ updated build.
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It will run on any HDR-capable Intel hardware.
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Yes, this is from Matrix branch (19.1) + HDR patches. I don't expect any issues with settings but back them up first, just in case.
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You can build a custom image with this driver.
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When playback starts TV will loose the signal.
A similar issue on NUC11 was reported here. I don't know why this happens.
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the img file will require me to wipe out the windows 10 partition on my device
You can update with the img.gz file just like with .tar.
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You would probably need to do a custom build of LE to make it work, using a kernel from TBS repo - GitHub - tbsdtv/linux_media: TBS linux open source drivers
