2016-06-09, 17:12
(2016-06-09, 10:08)D-m-x Wrote: @hdmkv: I remember a while back before you updated your Post you had a few explanations how to set up the Raspi/Openelec/LibreElec in terms of Sound and 3D Settings. I can't find that anymore, i found that very useful because i didn't fully understand everything myself. I wanted to look it up againsince I reset my PI. Is there anywhere i can find that Explanation or somethign similiar?@D-m-x, I haven't used RPi in a while, but basic steps for Pi2/3 would be:
Thank you
- Download 'RPi2 and RPi3 (Combined) Build' from here (image), under 'New Install and Manual Update for LibreELEC (.img.gz)'
- Extract to get .img (image) file, and use this tool to write image to microSD card
- Put mSD card into Pi and power on
- Go through LibreELEC wizard until you get to main Kodi UI. Go to settings and note Pi's IP address
- Leave Pi on and connected to your network, and now get latest Milhouse 'RPi2' build here (.tar file)
- Browse to your Pi on your network via File/Windows Explorer on your PC, and just copy over the .tar file over the the 'Update' folder
- Reboot Pi to apply update
- In Kodi, go to settings and toggle to 'Expert' view to see all options
- Under Videos > Playback, enable 'Adjust display refresh rate to match video' on start/stop. But, leave 'Sync playback to display' disabled
- Under System > Audio, choose 7.1 or 5.1 channels (whatever your set-up is), and 'Enable passthrough' should be unchecked. Instead choose 8-channel PCM option (forgetting what it's labeled as exactly)
- Ensure 'Use Full HD HDMI mode for 3D' is enabled and anything that says 'MVC' (again, I'm forgetting what these are named as)
- [Optional, but recommended if you use MPEG2 and VC-1] Get codec licenses from Pi foundation
Think those are it... if any further questions or issues, you may want to ask in the Raspberry Pi section.