LE has nothing to do with Ubuntu...
Current LE master branch is based on kernel 5.7 for Generic x86.
Stable 9.2 branch is based on kernel 5.1.16.
LE has nothing to do with Ubuntu...
Current LE master branch is based on kernel 5.7 for Generic x86.
Stable 9.2 branch is based on kernel 5.1.16.
It should be already supported by the current mainline kernel (I believe since kernel 5.4).
So do Intel just support 4:2:0, 4:4:4 and RGB output?
If so then 4:2:0 is the only format that will support 2160p50/60 with >8-bit for HDR
What do you think about 4:2:0 12-bit vs. RGB 8-bit with dithering?
GBM version of Kodi (which is used in HDR builds) does not support dithering due to the lack of OpenGL. However, a hardware dithering can be enabled for 8-bit modes in Intel driver.
By default the Intel driver does not dither and I see some banding with some of my sample videos @ 2160p60 8-bit output.
With dithering enabled those videos look much better, much less or no visible banding.
I suspect that a .tar file will not do him any good.
LibreELEC-Generic.x86_64-9.80-nightly-20200617-89db20a.img.gz
Stable 9.2.3 will not work on his NUC 10 with Comet Lake-U CPU. Needs a newer Linux kernel.
I tried DVBSky s960 on H3 board, it worked ok.
I had the same as before - no video.
Does it play non-HDR video (with drmprime hw decoder enabled)?
majofi has it working so it does work on one gen of devices at least
That's what I said. I don't expect it to work on anything except Gemini Lake. J5005 is Gemini Lake.
does it only work on Gemini Lake?
I don't expect HDR to work on anything else yet.
Only thing is that Deinterlace is gone
Kwiboo said that he will implement ffmpeg deinterlace vaapi filters in drmprime at some point.
You can build your own image with the driver included.
See post #61 and 62 in this thread:
That's for AU chip...
but how can I build/install it for LE?
RTL8821CU: add package by AlexanderAmelkin · Pull Request #4381 · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
AFAIK Braswell does not have a proper fixed function decoder for HEVC 10-bit. It use a GPU-assisted "hybrid" decode.
In my last build I forgot to include this patch, so it did not switch to BT.2020 color gamut when playing HDR video.
I uploaded a fixed build. Kodi is also updated to a current master.
Post the mediainfo of the file which cause high cpu usage during playback.
AMD GPU Radeon™ Vega 3 is integrated only in APUs Ryzen family Series, (core Raven Ridge or Picasso)
That is not correct.
Do you think all will match OK ?
Yes.
Question: Is the Cooling fan already in the AMD CPU / GPU package ? (Like on Intel CPU package)
If the CPU is a retail version in a box it will include a cooler.
LibreELEC : Last Generic Version will be OK ?
Yes.
SSD Sata 6GB/s: What size do you think useful to install LibreELEC ? (alone)
I use a 16Gb SSD with no issues.
HDR is not going to work on this anytime soon.
Read the last few pages of this thread.