Get a proper cooling for Pi4. Like a Flirc case or something like that.
Posts by smp
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all they do is establish the current driver is for the A variant and add firmware for the B variant.
[net-next,2/2] r8169: add support for RTL8125B - Patchwork
^ I don't think that's all they do.
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should i be ok setting RGB Full? Or should i go with YCbCr limited/full
RGB full is usually used for PC monitors. Use YCbCr limited.
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Could this be a firmware issue with the TV?
I suppose so.
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Maybe your TV does not like RGB @4K 24Hz. Try to test with hdmi_pixel_encoding=3 in config.txt.
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I built an image with included RTL8125B kernel patches and firmware.
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Can you save the EDID to a file and post it here?
tvservice -d edid.dat
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Isn't Le Potato supposed to be the "flagship hardware platform" of libre?
Libre Computer Project has nothing to do LibreELEC.
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LE 9.0.2 has a major bug on Le Potato (segfault on file transfer), it is basically broken. The fix never made it to LE 9.0.2.
The best images for Le Potato for now are CE nightlies (Amlogic-ng).
Regarding your freezing issue - looks more like a hardware problem.
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with the newest LE version
Try the latest nightly/Milhouse build. If there were an issue with the stable build, it's more than likely been resolved.
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Try different hdmi_pixel_encoding= settings in config.txt.
0 default (RGB limited for CEA, RGB full for DMT) 1 RGB limited (16-235) 2 RGB full (0-255) 3 YCbCr limited (16-235) 4 YCbCr full (0-255) -
I've heard people going on about HDR for years, but I've never quite understood what the big deal was.
The big deal is that ~90% of the 4K UHD stuff you find on the internet is HDR. So if you have a 4K HDR capable TV you'd want your LE device to be able to pass through the HDR metadata.
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If Nvidia support is coming back with this driver, maybe the userbase will come back too?
Not gonna happen. "Userbase" wants HDR which will only work with Kodi-GBM. Nvidia does not support GBM.
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No. Too much stuff to backport.
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Intel are now EOL'ing Gemini Lake
Intel just released Gemini Lake Refresh SoCs (J5040, J4115...).
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You will have to use CoreELEC for the foreseeable future.
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LE does use the NVidia proprietary driver.
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Hisilicon and Broadcom (that is used in STBs) are not supported by LibreELEC.
