Can anyone confirm that there is really an issue with FEC 3/4 transponders?
My DVBSky S960 died today and I am about to order Geniatech HD Star...
Can anyone confirm that there is really an issue with FEC 3/4 transponders?
My DVBSky S960 died today and I am about to order Geniatech HD Star...
This serious issue is still present in LE images. Not sure if this will affect the ISO playback but I guess it's possible.
Also, during my testing of LE 9.0.1 on Le Potato I had major issues (massive stuttering) with live TV (DVB-S). Not sure if this is specific to Le Potato (I don't have any other Amlogic devices) but don't have this issue in CE.
Use coreelec on this board. LE is currently pretty much broken for Le Potato.
I need something cheap to replace my RPI3. I decided to order one of those 2 SBCs: LePotato 1Gb or Rock64 1Gb.
So, the question is - which SoC is better for 1080i/576i TV? From what I read AMLogic is supposed to be good. But I can't find anything useful regarding RK3328.
Amlogic devices still use kernel 3.14.
This is now fixed.
Bought today Orange Pi PC board to mess around with. Built an image from jerjejsk git. First impressions:
1. It can actually play video! ![]()
2. Tested with my DVBSky S960 satellite DVB tuner. It works well. I used VDR + VNSI + OSCam.
GUI is slow compared to RPi3 - looks like it is limited to 10 fps of something like that. On RPi there is an option in "Player"-->"Videos"-->"Processing"-->"Limit GUI updates during playback" and when it is set to "Unlimited" - GUI is very smooth. Is it possible to implement it here?
For starters, connect via ssh to your NUC and run ir-keytable command.
I think SMB chunk size could be the issue here. This is hardcoded in Kodi, so no easy way to change it. If you can set up an LE build system you can try to build some images with an increased SMB chunk size (256K, 512K...).
Found a similar issue with Gemini Lake here.
Why RC3 ..?
Because kernel 5.0-rc3 is the newest one?
White or Yellow
They are supposed to be green and grey, at least with the default skin.
Make sure 25Hz modes are not whitelisted.