It seems to be working on Ubuntu server 32bit (on 64bit there was many problems with compiling). I'll try to compile it with this old patches which you send me. If it will works, I'll push compiled version of hyperion to github
Im very interested in this too... and what i must Solder for cec... Ich bin auch sehr interessiert darin und was ich tuen muss damit cec funktioniert... diese Nummer mit dem löten
im trying to do the same , i have a ambiligth with 250 leds in my tv working with Raspberry Pi 2 + openelec + hyperion + arduino, and i want to move to Orange pi plus 2 + openelec , orange 1080P playback is much smoother. have you tryed with the kodi framegrabber? or its the same problem?
@komw, did you find a solution how to compile hyperion successfully? I am trying to do it on orangepi armbian. Could you please post exact step by step commands you execupetd for this?
jernej replied at 2016-3-5 16:24
No, not really. I think that you would benefit with GPU rendering, not SW decoding. You can build yo ...
I tried that older patch but the Framegrabber didn't work. is there any way to compile with "libamcodec" ? then we could use amlgrabber in hyperion instead.
I am playing since two days with LibreElec (forked by Shaggy013 from your git) because it has hyperion within the addons. So far I got Hyperion working properly except in video mode. I tried building with
KODIPLAYER_DRIVER="default"
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and then Hyperion was working also in video mode. But the Video is of course Software decoded and lagging as hell.
Do you have any idea how to get this running with HW Video and Hyperion Framebuffer?
There is no easy way. That's the reason why screenshots are not implemented. If you want to study BSP kernel sources, then check disp2 video driver and writeback functionality. That code is also the only documentation and support available. Fortunatelly, it is not very complex interface, but you are on your own.