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I build all the pvr addons within my build ... which one is missing? See: https://github.com/fritsch/OpenELEC.tv/c...8f77f8a28b

pvr.dvblink is missing if I read that right.

https://github.com/dvblogic/pvr.dvblink

or https://github.com/kodi-pvr/pvr.dvblink

Yes - will add it - did not know that somebody is actually using it :p

Cool, thanks.

And I think most of the users are of the "stable or windows" variety

(2015-12-03, 16:14)fritsch Wrote: [ -> ]It's all in the wiki ... and it was discussed hundred times - it was even linked two posts ago :-) So please reread. The howto is not too easy :-)

Edit: Here even on this very same page: http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=...pid2176918

Lol I found that same link via other means so go figure it was there all along. Thanks - I'll give it a shot when I get home.

@Ney: Currently uploading a new release (.tar) - will have pvr.dvblink integrated ... wait until it's fully up and upgrade your existing version after that.

Can anyone verify the results of this white clipping test video on their EGL build?
https://www.dropbox.com/s/vq07ttscl9kktw...g.mp4?dl=0

And the test for black clipping
https://www.dropbox.com/s/226bl52b8kqscw...g.mp4?dl=0

On my RPi2 Jarvis nightly build I see flashing bars up to 232-233 when the Rpi2 is forced to output RGB limited.

On the Intel EGL build I see flashing bars up to 249. I tried sending “touch /storage/.config/forcedisplay” which resulted in no change.

The blacks are the same on both the Rpi2 and the Intel box, both rolling off at about 16-17.

What is the correct output for RGB limited? On a side note I calibrated my display using a colorimeter with very good results using test patterns displayed directly on the RPi.

Quote:Force to output Limited

Can mean everything ... if your force to output the intel driver to do limited it will rescale all the output to match 16 .. 235 :-)

And the sample says: everything starting with 230-234 or higher should flash ... so - all fine isn't it?

On my screen with this VAAPI: 230, 231, 232 , 233 flash

Edit: Mind uploading the black test also?

http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/li...03748.html <- HEVC 10 bit decoding :-)

Edit: Including hw vp9 support by the next atom, called broxton

(2015-12-03, 20:15)fritsch Wrote: [ -> ]http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/li...03748.html <- HEVC 10 bit decoding :-)

Edit: Including hw vp9 support by the next atom, called broxton

For what architectures?

Is Braswell generation ( N3050, N3700) concerned ? or only Skylake and newer ?

Because I see gen9 and braswell are gen8

Broxton only. No Skylake ...

(2015-12-03, 19:57)fritsch Wrote: [ -> ]

Quote:Force to output Limited

Can mean everything ... if your force to output the intel driver to do limited it will rescale all the output to match 16 .. 235 :-)

And the sample says: everything starting with 230-234 or higher should flash ... so - all fine isn't it?

On my screen with this VAAPI: 230, 231, 232 , 233 flash

Edit: Mind uploading the black test also?

I've uploaded the black clipping test to my original post

(2015-12-03, 20:55)Jdiesel Wrote: [ -> ]

(2015-12-03, 19:57)fritsch Wrote: [ -> ]

Quote:Force to output Limited

Can mean everything ... if your force to output the intel driver to do limited it will rescale all the output to match 16 .. 235 :-)

And the sample says: everything starting with 230-234 or higher should flash ... so - all fine isn't it?

On my screen with this VAAPI: 230, 231, 232 , 233 flash

Edit: Mind uploading the black test also?

I've uploaded the black clipping test to my original post

Thanks much. All fine - as it should :-)

TV Limited
xrandr: Broadcast RGB: Video 16:235 pass-through
kodi: Use Limited