2020-10-26, 09:46
(2020-10-26, 07:56)fritsch Wrote: No. The one is an android firmware with a bug. The other a pimped vendor Linux from 2018. The latter works.
Edit: I always forget which one is based on the EOL 3.14 kernel and which one has at least the 4.9 option. Though as for a Mediacenter most users seem security totally irrelevant, the one that works is the better.
The "-ng" aka Next Generation versions of CoreELEC are all based on the AMLogic Android v4.9 Linux Kernel - that you find in all recent AML chipset Android devices as well.
Those are the ones that do HDR10+ and correct MaxCLL/FALL HDR metadata output as well vs the old v3.14
I believe Google made it mandatory to have a v4.9 Linux Kernel if you wanted to use an Android Pie v9.0 OS or greater.
