Openelec Build for OPI PC and 2 now with HW decoding

jernej

hav replied at 2016-7-22 23:11
Where is dmesg?

It is a system command, which you should type in ssh.

jernej

I received one report that when hdmi cable is connected, some channels on TV stops working (https://github.com/jernejsk/OpenELEC-OPi2/issues/67) Anyone with similar experience?

Joog

Hi there! First of all I thank people of this thread, in particular - Jernej, that they doing hard work.
Now i want to report of my first testing on OPI PC:
1. OS totally crashes when i use IPTV simple PVR client, in particular when i surfing between channels.
2. CEC (Simplink) not working for me (LG 32LF560V, but i think that promblem is in cheap hdmi cable).
3. Little bugs in apperance - stuttering, vsync e.g. (about this i knew - hope new renderer will fix that).

I use latest my own build from git.

jernej

Joog replied at 2016-7-24 07:01
Hi there! First of all I thank people of this thread, in particular - Jernej, that they doing hard w ...

First issue is known a long time. Workaround is to stop channel playback and then select another one.

hav

jernej hello , since I like the comentaro not usb keyboard has failed again , so do not hit the dmesg . another question , sometimes when I restart the screen goes blue and I have to disconnect current PPIC . What could it be?

giaur500

Picture in over under 3D mode is distorted and green blurred everytime I set eye switch option

jernej

giaur500 replied at 2016-7-24 19:20
Picture in over under 3D mode is distorted and green blurred everytime I set eye switch option

I don't have 3D display, so I can't fix it, but should be doable.

giaur500

You don't actually need 3d display, you only need to play any 3d movie sample and set kodi 3d mode to over under. Then go to osd video menu and enable swap eyes (sorry can't remember exact english label). It should just swap over under movie parts, but it causes green rectangle on video

jernej

Ok, didn't know that. There are three special 3D modes which can be set in script.bin:
DISP_TV_MOD_1080P_24HZ_3D_FP    = 0x17,
DISP_TV_MOD_720P_50HZ_3D_FP     = 0x18,
DISP_TV_MOD_720P_60HZ_3D_FP     = 0x19,

Maybe they will help with this... I will probably fix this when I will do a switch to LibreELEC + Kodi 17, which will take a while.

giaur500

jernej replied at 2016-7-25 03:59
Ok, didn't know that. There are three special 3D modes which can be set in script.bin:
DISP_TV_MOD_1 ...

I actually have no idea what are that options mean. 3D modes in kodi are quite simple thing. Screen should be splitted over under or left right. On 2D display you will just get image splitted into 2 parts (one for each eye). All 3d movies are already recorded as over under or side by side. Resolution is typically 1080p for half over under or half sbs. Each movie part should be processed for each eye, swap eyes is intended to swap parts