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Intel VAAPI howto with Leia v18 nightly based on Ubuntu 18.04 server
(2016-04-29, 11:27)fritsch Wrote: You need to provide what this howto wants, which is described in the second post. Without logs no help is possible. Those are mandatory to save developer time.
I started over again today, i followed your guide again and now it runs without any problems. I really don't know what's different compared to yesterdays installation. Sorry to bother you! Smile
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I don't have the access to the system now. But I will provide the Log files and the Sample IPTV feed later. Just a quick question is it possible to Select Different De-interlacing Filter for Full HD and SD content ?
I will try the typical content. Thank you.

For testing Blend I had disabled HW Decoding.
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Having installed this on a couple of machines now, I was curious as to how it would work on an Atom X3 box, so gave it a try just to see,

Everything went swimmingly and works perfectly except for one thing, no audio.

When I move the mouse pointer over the Audio output section in settings/system, the mouse locks up for a few seconds and all on it's own jumps down to highlight internet access.

So for some reason, I'm being restricted to the audio section to change anything.

I appreciate that this box doesn't really meet the SOC specs and so would understand perfectly if you didn't even want to have a look at this as it is just a test to see but here is my debug file in case you do.

I did note that when using Windows the 2 things listed in device manager for audio were Intel SST Audio device (WDM) and Realtek I2S Codec.

Thanks for all the efforts as it is a great alternative to other options.

http://xbmclogs.com/pcbw4difl
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Audio needs patching the kernel, there is no driver support for those socs in whole linux land as of now: https://github.com/plbossart/sound/commi...-hdmi-v4.5
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@billfreeman: Try http://fritsch.fruehberger.net/kernel/by...owhatever/ download both files and install them with sudo dpkg -i
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(2016-04-30, 09:19)fritsch Wrote: @billfreeman: Try http://fritsch.fruehberger.net/kernel/by...owhatever/ download both files and install them with sudo dpkg -i

It worked!

You sir are a genius and we are not worthy Big Grin
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Tried the installation on a Tronsmart ARA X5 this morning and can confirm that audio works with those 2 packages.

Been testing for an hour or so and everything works very well indeed.

My cap is well and truly doffed.
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Hi!

Just took another testing of the v17 branch, now with xenial final version.
Everything seems to work normally.
But I have to ask another question to clear things up:

I've got a TV which is switch to Full-Range (Black Level = High / Schwarzwert = Hoch)
Installed the 4.5.2 special kernel and inserted the extra xrandr line into openbox autostart.
What settings should I now set in Kodi ? Limited off ? dithering off ?
Read some posts in this thread, but I don't understand the right settings completely.

Thanks for all hints..
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(2016-04-30, 21:37)Markus_23 Wrote: Hi!

Just took another testing of the v17 branch, now with xenial final version.
Everything seems to work normally.
But I have to ask another question to clear things up:

I've got a TV which is switch to Full-Range (Black Level = High / Schwarzwert = Hoch)
Installed the 4.5.2 special kernel and inserted the extra xrandr line into openbox autostart.
What settings should I now set in Kodi ? Limited off ? dithering off ?
Read some posts in this thread, but I don't understand the right settings completely.

Thanks for all hints..

best option: force tv to limited range, limited range enabled in kodi, dithering on or off (shouldn't make a difference if source material is correctly mastered)

second best but still very good option: tv full range, limited range disabled kodi, dithering on / 8bits

all other combinations are wrong if you like good picture quality Smile
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Don't forget the proper xrandr setting. Without that everything is nuts...
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Just registered and first post here, just wanted to say thanks for the how-to.

Installed perfectly and everything running great on an Intel NUC NUC5PPYH (N3700) just had to change the default audio device to HDMI.

Initially had the whole cstate/crashing issue but this seems to have resolved after playing with some BIOS settings.
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Hi fritsch

is your limited pass-through patch available somewhere? I am not running Ubuntu and would like to test this with my custom kernel on Arch.

Thank in advance,

riker77
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(2016-05-01, 08:44)riker77 Wrote: Hi fritsch

is your limited pass-through patch available somewhere? I am not running Ubuntu and would like to test this with my custom kernel on Arch.

Thank in advance,

riker77
See my 4.5 master branch on github Linux fork.
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Hi,

for some reason Ubuntu / ALSA doesn't detect the available samplerates of my soundcard, it's limited to 48kHz.
I had this problem with 15.10 so yesterday I did a fresh install with 16.04 but the problem still persists. Does anyone have an idea what could cause this?

dpkg
vainfo
kodi.log
dmesg
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(2016-05-01, 15:39)rouladenkoenig Wrote: Hi,

for some reason Ubuntu / ALSA doesn't detect the available samplerates of my soundcard, it's limited to 48kHz.
I had this problem with 15.10 so yesterday I did a fresh install with 16.04 but the problem still persists. Does anyone have an idea what could cause this?

dpkg
vainfo
kodi.log
dmesg
Try kernel 4.6-rc it should be able to detect extended edids. Alternative: modify the eld tables or use edid overwrite.
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