(2016-03-27, 00:44)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2016-03-26, 20:03)Veronica Wrote: Its random but often, happens in less than 30 minutes mostly.
Please use Chromium browser or Chrome and play YouTube videos or Netflix/Amazon Prime if you have.

I never could even finish a Movie in Netflix, froze in less than half movie. With YouTube the first time froze when watched a 3rd Movie Trailer.

Thanks Matt

I've tested all of the above services on a fresh install of GalliumOS using Chrome, and had no issues at all. I think it's on episode #5 of House of Cards Season 4, hasn't skipped a beat (though I did have to disable the monitor blanking and screensaver to prevent them from interfering).

Can you boot up a USB with memtest86 or similar just to rule out a RAM issue? I'm leaning towards something hardware related at this point.

(2016-03-27, 01:52)tate16t Wrote: Matt,

Having a problem I believe to be HDMI related. I cannot get a connection via HDMI. I don't believe its cable related because I have two older media players that work in two separate rooms and when I plug in the ChromeBox I get nothing each time. I can ping the box and see it connected via my router.

(2016-03-27, 21:00)tate16t Wrote: I tried to turn on the unit this morning and the same problem occurred.

I saw this section under troubleshooting via the wiki and wonder if this is my problem, "No Audio and/or corrupted video on Wakeup from Suspend: "

I tried powering off as well but so far cannot get screen on my TV. Again, the device is up, I can ping it and access it remotely via 8080.

(2016-03-28, 02:26)tate16t Wrote: Your question helped me determine that it happens in suspended mode. Just now I powered off (via Harmony remote) and unplugged it. When I plugged it back in and powered up it worked, I got a display.

Its not a 4k display. It's a Panasonic Plasma TC-P55GT30. I'm connected via a Pioneer AVR.

I guess I need to get to a command prompt to run that command? I tried connecting via SSH but I get, "Permission denied (publickey,password,keyboard-interactive)"

I'm not Linux savy but with a little guidance I can get you what you need.

(2016-03-28, 02:31)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2016-03-28, 02:26)tate16t Wrote: Your question helped me determine that it happens in suspended mode. Just now I powered off (via Harmony remote) and unplugged it. When I plugged it back in and powered up it worked, I got a display.

Its not a 4k display. It's a Panasonic Plasma TC-P55GT30. I'm connected via a Pioneer AVR.

I guess I need to get to a command prompt to run that command? I tried connecting via SSH but I get, "Permission denied (publickey,password,keyboard-interactive)"

I'm not Linux savy but with a little guidance I can get you what you need.

if the issue is just happening on resume from suspend, then resetting the video output on resume should be sufficient -- just follow the instructions on the wiki to download the suspend/resume script I've already created to do just that. For the ssh portion, use putty and login using the default username/password combo (root/openelec).

(2016-03-27, 01:52)tate16t Wrote: Matt,

Having a problem I believe to be HDMI related. I cannot get a connection via HDMI. I don't believe its cable related because I have two older media players that work in two separate rooms and when I plug in the ChromeBox I get nothing each time. I can ping the box and see it connected via my router.

(2016-03-28, 21:20)Neil123 Wrote: I have given up on my HDMI handshake problem. It was driving me crazy.. Tried everything to get the handshake and get a Kodi screen when i boot. Was about to fork out 800 quid for a new AVR when I got a email from Harman Kardon with a easy fix. Connect Chromebox direct to Tv, optical cable to AVR job done. No handshake issue anymore with AVR.

(2016-03-30, 01:30)nickr Wrote: What, you're not here to raise a bug or complain? You're my nominee for post of the day!

(2016-03-30, 01:30)nickr Wrote: What, you're not here to raise a bug or complain? You're my nominee for post of the day!

(2016-03-30, 14:15)AP0ll0UK Wrote: Looking through Matt's post at the top of this thread and also his script he's opviously put a lot of time and effort into developing this. He's supported it over a number of years which is great so I just wanted to say thanks, we're all very grateful