2017-05-23, 22:39
Is there an android version for this box? I am interested if acestream app can run in oscm? Thanks
(2017-05-23, 22:41)Sam.Nazarko Wrote: We will do an Android release shortly. It will boot from SD.
Not sure if the add-on you mentioned is legal or one of the 'grey' area add-ons like Pulsar, but it will work with OSMC.
Sam
(2017-05-28, 23:08)Sam.Nazarko Wrote: 5.1/7.1LPCM shouldn't be a problem, unless your chart is referring to the current 96Khz limitation. If you send me a clip or debug log I can look in to this.This is my mistake. There is no problem with FLAC/AAC 5.1/7.1 decode. I will make the changes in the chart.
FLAC can't be passed through. Not aware of devices supporting this.
Quote:I assume by 3D output being presented as 2D you mean that it's being output as SBS. The sysfs patch also adds support for frame packed video output via sysfs, which means 3D playback will improve.No, there is no HTAB or HSBS output from 3D MVC (ISO or MKV).
Re 3D: HSBS/HTAB playback in 1080p doesn’t trigger 3D signaling. This was addressed on Vero 2 [1], but needs forward porting and we need
to trigger this on hints as well and check stereoscopicmanager.
Quote:If you have an account on our Discourse, shoot me a PM and I'll send you some test builds as soon as they're available, provided you don't mind being on the bleeding edge.I don't have an account on your discourse.
(2017-05-28, 23:21)wesk05 Wrote: This is my mistake. There is no problem with FLAC/AAC 5.1/7.1 decode. I will make the changes in the chart.
Quote:No, there is no HTAB or HSBS output from 3D MVC (ISO or MKV).
Quote:I don't have an account on your discourse.
(2017-05-28, 19:10)Sam.Nazarko Wrote: Hi
4K HDR support would require HDCP and Widevine certification.
The Vero 4K doesn't have this because OSMC is the primary OS for the device, and there's no use for these certifications (only added cost). The demand for Android isn't sufficient enough
for us to justify going through these certifications at this time.
Cheers
Sam
(2017-05-29, 00:09)Sam.Nazarko Wrote: That may be a bug then, but last time I checked it was working, just being output as SBS instead of FP (which is more ideal).
Can you confirm 3D output is configured correctly in Kodi (you should be prompted when you press Play). Your file name also
needs to be named correctly so Kodi knows how to handle it.
(2017-05-29, 07:27)wesk05 Wrote:(2017-05-29, 00:09)Sam.Nazarko Wrote: That may be a bug then, but last time I checked it was working, just being output as SBS instead of FP (which is more ideal).
Can you confirm 3D output is configured correctly in Kodi (you should be prompted when you press Play). Your file name also
needs to be named correctly so Kodi knows how to handle it.
The only 3D option I see is the playback mode for which I select "Preferred mode (Same as movie)". I don't see options like "Decode the stereo stream from 3D files" or "Enable Full HD HDMI modes for stereoscopic 3D" as in Pi2.
I use a set of files for testing devices and these 3D files are OK on other devices that support 3D playback. The file names have either 3D.MVC or 3D.HSBS or 3D.HTAB.