Hi, what actual settings can I look for to see under either CoreElec settings or Kodi settings to see if dovi.ko is actually “installed” correctly? Because I am having multiple audio/video problems. I think I should back up… I got my new Ugoos am6B+ today, installed the new “CoreELEC-Amlogic-ng.arm-21.0-Omega-Generic.img” file onto SD card using Rufus. Then stuck that dovi.ko file in the root.
I guess my first question is: Did I use the right file? “CoreELEC-Amlogic-ng.arm-21.0-Omega-Generic.img”?
If yes, is the Ugoos remote still supposed to work? Because it doesn’t and luckily my Sony TV remote is able to work with it otherwise I wouldn’t be able to navigate at all.
What settings can I look for to see if I installed dovi.ko correctly and supposed to be working? Because all my DV files whether remuxed with FEL or just the basic streamed DV only show in HDR using PlexMod4Kodi, they never kick on the DV flag on my Sony X85J. I looked under Kodi Settings > System > CoreElec and the only thing I see that mentions DV is a slider that says “Disable DV support”. Is this right or should there be more?
And am having audio problems too (static DTS-HD MA) which leads me back I guess to my first question. Did I use the proper file? I hope not because that would explain all the problems I am having… thanks guys
None of my DV files are playing as DV. I am having huge amounts of problems so tomorrow I will remove the SD card and start fresh with one of the known good nightlies instead of this final “CoreELEC-Amlogic-ng.arm-21.0-Omega-Generic.img” file. Perhaps this is where all my issues lay
I’d check your HDMI cable. That version of the image you used is fine.
Included remote works via IR, I just use CEC though:
I have issues with BT on CoreElec, especially with not reconnecting once it awakens from suspend. I think that’s a library issue in Kodi vs the Android BT library.
… there’s no issue with PM4K. I’ve been using that since 20.3-ng-dv. In the PM4K thread many others are using that with the Am6b+. No issue.
Even in the “problem” log that was posted above, PM4K did everything it was supposed to.
It took the webstream generated from Plex server, and passed the URL onto the internal player to open. That’s the extent of PM4K’s involvement. What the internal player did with the webstream after has nothing to do with PM4K anymore.
CEC can’t be improved since the bootloader is encrypted and bl301 blob can’t be installed. Suspend gives me problems so I configured the box to shutdown with the TV and let home assistant send a WOL packet to turn on with my reciever.
Tbf, CEC control is about the buggiest hot mess in home AV, IME.
Long live Logitech Harmony remotes! i’m clinging onto mine as long as I can, and hoping Logitech doesn’t shutdown the sync/programming infrastructure anytime soon.
This is my remote.conf for the UR-01. Basically the red power button is discrete on, and the black power button is the discrete "off (or rather suspend):
I’m having some trouble with Profile 5 Dolby Vision on 21.0.
On some content (Shogun), it’s stutters, and gets worse when the OSD is called on screen. On other DV 5 content (Three-Body, not NF version), I get the DolbyVision logo, but the screen is completely black. Even the OSD does not show. Audio continues to play but video stays black.
If the bootloader was unlocked the cec fix could be injected. Send them an email. Hell I’ll do the same. It’s unlikely they unlock the bootloader again but who knows.
Boot encrypt is a SOC feature that is enabled with an efuse, once it’s enabled it can’t be disabled. An unencrypted bootloader won’t load on a SOC with boot encrypt enabled.