disp_info doesn’t seem to be an ssh command? I don’t understand.
Loaded your build and confirmed that the issue still exists.
dispinfo not disp_info
yesterday i got my N2 too. Working really well thank you for your hard work!
One thing did not work on my first test:
SPDIF => Optical-Connector, no Sound.
I just used my self built connector from C2: https://forum.odroid.com/viewtopic.php?t=21477
On N2 i used Pin 7(SPDIF Out), Pin9(GND) and Pin2(5V)
and on Audio-Settings are set to SPDIF. Did i make an mistake or is SPDIF not working atm?
Can you try setting it to HDMI and see if you can get sound out of it then? We’re still not exactly sure how things are mapped\connected.
There are 2 SPDIF outputs. One on the main 40-pin header (pin 7) and another on an unpopulated, 7-pin header.
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I did! First try was with default settings (HDMI), no sound. Then i found the settings and set to SPDIF, sadly no sound too. I can try the 7-pin header, i just have to solder a pin to it, right?
You have to switch the spdif output to pin 7 on the 40pin for it to work
thank you. how do i do this?
Give me a couple minutes and I will get you some instructions.
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The following command should switch spdif to pin 7 on the 40pin connector. You need to reboot after running this command, for it to take effect.
fdtput -t s /flash/dtb.img /pinctrl@ff634480/spdifout/mux groups spdif_out_a13
To switch it back to pin 2 on the 7 pin (The first hole beside the square pad on the 7 pin)
fdtput -t s /flash/dtb.img /pinctrl@ff634480/spdifout/mux groups spdif_out_a11
To see what it is currently set to
fdtget /flash/dtb.img /pinctrl@ff634480/spdifout/mux groups
Edit: Just in the off case you don’t know how to make the /flash filesystem read/write
mount -o remount,rw /flash
mounting the filesystem read/write needs to be done before the other command.
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thank you! its working!
but after update its set to a11 again.
I realized most people probably will use the pin 7 on the 40pin connector for spdif out, so changing it to be the default. That way it will work out of the box for more people without having to tweak the device tree.
This change should be in the next nightly build.
I am currently in the 25.04 build. It looks like the test builds are not updated that often anymore and everyone has switched to nightlies. Should I move to these instead?
Thanks!
/XtracT
Yes, we aren’t really doing test builds anymore, unless we post it. Most recent code is always in nightly.
3 builds today. Do you know the differences?
https://test.coreelec.org/cdu13a/
@Bindou don’t use the 3 new builds in that folder. Adam just dropped some stuff for me to test there that did not work, that I forgot to delete.
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what is the most successful version currently?
the last one?
The nightlies. Use the nightlies.
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I get no sound when trying to play video with aac mono sound. The same files play flawlessly from CoreElec on my S905 box. Both are running 7/5 nightlies (not quite up to date but I want to wait for Adam’s fix of auto updating).
Rather than give samples of personal recordings, I can point you at the Kodi video addon CNN which conveniently also uses aac mono.
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