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<Superded>
ill check log later, if someone reply
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<LEBot>
[slack] <chewitt> Superded .. how low-res is the video, and what codec?
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<oblikoamorale>
I thought that gen.11 intel cpu, HDR capable tv and LE11 is all that's needed to have HDR, yet Kodi's system info reports "Display supported HDR types: None". Do I have to jump through extra hoops?
<chewitt>
oblikoamorale: are you using Generic or Generic-Legacy?
<chewitt>
and is this box one that has LSPCON or native HDMI?
<chewitt>
to be clear, I'm pretty clueless about Intel kit, so mostly asking Q's on behalf of others who might have more brains on the topic
<oblikoamorale>
I'm running legacy. regarding HDMI I'm not sure, but it's capable of 4K@60Hz. it has two HDMI and a single DP, i'm using HDMI to be clear
<chewitt>
Legacy = X11 = No HDR support
<chewitt>
You need to run 'Generic' (which is GBM based) for HDR
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<oblikoamorale>
noted. I'll try generic again, but b1 wasn't working properly for me (no 10 bit color output, for starters...)
<chewitt>
the GUI is prob. rendered in an 8-bit format by default, but would switch to 10-bit or higher output when required for playback
<chewitt>
that's how ARM images are generally working at least, so I'd expect the same
<oblikoamorale>
no, video was brushed out as well as gui
<LEBot>
[slack] <CvH> is this maybe due the missing BT2020 support at generic ?
<LEBot>
[slack] <CvH> the arm images are hevaily patched to support that, generic isn't
<chewitt>
that would resolve wrong colourspace when in HDR mode; which can't be the case with Legacy (as no HDR)
<chewitt>
sounds more like an issue with limited range
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<oblikoamorale>
the patch looks promising...
<chewitt>
not your issue I think
<oblikoamorale>
hmm, I guess I can try generic again, check whether HDR support magically appears and try to resolve missing 10 bit color depth with proptest shenanigans
<oblikoamorale>
thank you for the pointers
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<Superded>
chewitt: 480p h264
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<chewitt>
if you disable hardware decoding does that resolve things?
<chewitt>
as a rule I would suggest that for normal playback anyway.. should be trivial for S905X3 to cpu decode
<chewitt>
(until work on hardware decoding resumes .. don't hold breath)
<Superded>
chewitt: after disabling drm prime video is playing fine
<chewitt>
random pixelation smells like buggy firmware, which is probably to be expected
<chewitt>
at the moment h264 is using the older vdec driver which was used with gxbb/gxl/gxm boards
<chewitt>
newer SoCs like sm1 should be using the hevc driver (not codec, driver) and the 'multi' firmwares
<chewitt>
work was started on that, but never finished
<chewitt>
(and finding anyone to resume that, without lots of $$, is a multi-year epic task)
<Superded>
chewitt: pixels on top of image
<Superded>
after opening an interface part of pixels is cutted and small part of image looks normally
<Superded>
it looks like dirty buffers
<Superded>
drm prime + hw + egl/direct = blinking interface/pixels
<Superded>
drm prive + no hw + egl = good
<Superded>
drm prime + no hw + direct = no image
<Superded>
no drm prime = good
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<Superded>
chewitt: need problem video?
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<chewitt>
if you can share something I can test on other hardware generations, which might help narrow the issue
<Superded>
i can test issues in pure le, if there will be iso for my device and it will not damage my armbian boot, like coreelec does
<Superded>
my device is x96 max plus 2101w
<chewitt>
this has all the changes needed for better playback (in LE) .. I don't patch anything else onto that source
<Superded>
ok, thanks, ill try it later
<chewitt>
this is the source of RPi ffmpeg that we have been collaborating around
<chewitt>
Armbian and LE are both using an extlinux.conf based boot arrangement
<chewitt>
I've never tested for coexistence issues, but since the same person developed the 'mutli-boot' arrangement we're both using (with minor differences) it prob. works
<chewitt>
LE and CE both change the (presumably vendor) u-boot environment to suit their own needs
<chewitt>
LE and Armbian should be setting the same things
<chewitt>
worst case you should only need to invoke recovery mode to switch between them
<chewitt>
i.e. toothpick method
<Superded>
like first install, good
<chewitt>
this forces vendor u-boot to look for bootscripts again (and load them, resetting things for the OS you want)
<chewitt>
at least, that's generally the case
<chewitt>
the wildcard is always that nobody knows what the box vendor fiddled with in u-boot
<chewitt>
but generally that's just changes to suit whatever cheap-bin RAM is being used in the box, and they leave the boot stuff unchanged beyond logos
<chewitt>
(there are exceptions to the rule of course)
<chewitt>
tbh, I've no idea what the power button issue is, but I have subzero interest in trying to support some kind of LE/Armbian/chroot frankenbuild
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<Superded>
chewitt: i understand, so will test it in pure le
<Superded>
chewitt: not the power button, exit button in the kodi
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<chewitt>
LE runs on the framebuffer so there is no windowing environment and thus nothing to exit to
<chewitt>
we aren't windowed at all
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<Superded>
chewitt: i know, but i want to return button functionality in my config
<Superded>
tired of killing kodi via ssh
<chewitt>
I'd patch Kodi to run a script that does "systemctl stop kodi" .. but that requires building a custom LE image
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<chewitt>
Or you could clone the Estuary skin to /storage and hack that
<chewitt>
Easiest fix is to build a usable ffmpeg and then no need to run LE in chroot to have working Kodi
<chewitt>
(the other caveat is the state of Armbian kernels for hardware decoding, but I would assume they've raided my patchset for anything needed
<chewitt>
(which is usually the case)
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<Superded>
chewitt: issue is not arbian related, reprodused in pure libreelec
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<oblikoamorale>
regarding HDR/FullHRB from earlier today: Generic LE11 appears to support HDR10 (TV reports HDR when playing HDR content); Full RGB mode still was not enabled (exactly as it was on beta1). Fixed with proptest, by setting Broadcast RGB property to Full instead of Automatic