2016-08-01, 10:59
What should be the network buffer setting for C2 ? I have kept 1.5Gb for buffer size and readFactor of 5 but Live TV suffers a lot Stored Content plays well off internet
(2016-07-28, 03:49)wrxtasy Wrote: Serious question, is the Heatsink too Hot to touch ?
Is the C2 being CPU throttled due to some sort of temperature problem ?
Does the device crash all the time when left on 24/7 ?
If none of this is happening then what is this compulsive obsession with temps ?
(2016-07-28, 03:49)wrxtasy Wrote: Have you looked at the OSD codec window to make sure you are hardware decoding (ie dc:am-mpeg2 dc:am-264) ?
mpeg2 Software decoding (dc:ff-mpeg2) will put more load on the CPU and produce more heat.
Have you ripped off the heatsink and pointed an IR gun at the SoC to accurately measure the temps ?
(2016-07-28, 03:49)wrxtasy Wrote: Last time someone measured, using an IR gun it was overreading by 7-10 degrees C.
I'm contemplating ripping out the erroneous temp readout for LibreELEC as its causing so much grief and now costing users more money chasing different cases and cooling methods which I think are unnecessary.
Around 70 degrees C seems normal.
(2016-08-01, 10:59)dinjo Wrote: What should be the network buffer setting for C2 ? I have kept 1.5Gb for buffer size and readFactor of 5 but Live TV suffers a lot Stored Content plays well off internet
(2016-08-01, 16:53)hoppel118 Wrote:(2016-08-01, 10:59)dinjo Wrote: What should be the network buffer setting for C2 ? I have kept 1.5Gb for buffer size and readFactor of 5 but Live TV suffers a lot Stored Content plays well off internet
Here you find the settings on my libreelec odroid c2.
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=...pid2364203
I use vdr as the pvr backend. With the buffer settings from the link above the hardware decoding for live tv (mpeg2 and h264) works fine.
Greetings Hoppel
(2016-08-02, 05:47)wrxtasy Wrote: Gotta love Open Source code sharing, devs. building on what has come before, so this is definitely worth mentioning here.
aNORes, has built upon my latest LibreELEC 7.1 / Kodi 16.1 edition and incorporated the latest set of Linux kernel driver modules for V4L-DVB devices to allow modern USB DVB tuners to be connected and work with the old v3.14 Linux Kernel in the C2.
Details and images for this found HERE
I can see Noggin lining up his army of USB DVB Tuners, ready to attack the C2 already
Also expanded Linux driver Backports are now being actively look at using info found HERE
(2016-08-05, 00:23)hoppel118 Wrote: Hi, when I scroll through my movie library list while watching live tv or a movie the RAM runs full very fast until the odroid freezes. In this case i have to pull the power cord and reboot. Is here anybody else with this issue?Have you made sure that all Kodi Hardware acceleration is selected to "Always" for all options ?
(2016-08-02, 05:47)wrxtasy Wrote: Gotta love Open Source code sharing, devs. building on what has come before, so this is definitely worth mentioning here.
aNORes, has built upon my latest LibreELEC 7.1 / Kodi 16.1 edition and incorporated the latest set of Linux kernel driver modules for V4L-DVB devices to allow modern USB DVB tuners to be connected and work with the old v3.14 Linux Kernel in the C2.
Details and images for this found HERE
(2016-08-15, 16:01)wrxtasy Wrote: Have you made sure that all Kodi Hardware acceleration is selected to "Always" for all options ?
No I have not seen this issue. I usually just pull up the EPG and that is it.
(2016-08-05, 00:23)hoppel118 Wrote: Hi, when I scroll through my movie library list while watching live tv or a movie the RAM runs full very fast until the odroid freezes. In this case i have to pull the power cord and reboot. Is here anybody else with this issue?
What can I do to clear the RAM automatically faster while scrolling through the library?
Greetings Hoppel