The 8-bit patch is for lspcon only. It has nothing to do with Gemini Lake.
Posts by smp
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Curious - does that patch read to you as if the NUC will output only 8bit?
Yeah, it forces the output to 8-bit.
Did you ever try Windows on your NUC? I wonder if Windows driver also force 8-bit.
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There is a new LSPCON patch which suppose to fix a black screen issue.
Here's a new build if you wanna try it.
Gemini Lake users can use this build too. I updated Kodi and LE to a current master and added a missing patch that makes switching to HDR mode more consistent.
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it would be great if deinterlace would work.
I'm not a developer, I don't know anything
I myself is waiting for a drnprime deinterlacing code. Hopefully it will happen sooner rather than later.
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How can I do it? I
Copy the image to /storage/.update and reboot
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chris256 It will probably work if you update over a working image (e.g. official 9.2.4).
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Yeah, it doesn't boot for some reason. No idea why yet.
Edit: I just tried the current nightly image, the installation USB also didn't boot. Looks like it's an issue with the current LE master.
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I think you need to disable Intel Graphics in BIOS.
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Any solution for using it with nvidia
Nvidia requires an X11 build. I only do GBM builds which only work on Intel and AMD GPUs.
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It works fine here on my Asrock J4105 board. Did you install it on Odroid H2+ or some other device? It will not work on nvidia.
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Is there a way to for the rate to 60HZ, to overcome this limitation of LibreELEC?
I assume your projector can only manage YCbCr 4:2:0 / 8 bit at 4K 60Hz. That HDMI mode (YCbCr 4:2:0 50/60Hz) is not supported by the Intel Xorg driver.
Try this Kodi-GBM test build of LibreELEC. It does not use the Xorg stuff, so 60Hz should be usable.
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it would be connected to is 1080p
Stick with a Pi3.
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I know still are some incompatibility example with Samsung HDR TV, which is actually issue of intel driver/
I had a chance to test my Gemini Lake box with different Samsung HDR TVs.
- UE40NU7100 (2018 model) - no signal when "HDMI UHD color" enabled
- UE43RU7090 (2019 model) - no issues
- UE43TU8000 (2020 model) - no issues
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is that still 8-bit output though?
Yes.
Not an issue for me though. The panel is 8-bit with FRC. I will probably get a better result with RGB 8-bit + GPU dithering than with 4:2:0 12-bit.