HDMI dosent work

[danavon]

Hi, I start use rellyRom recently.
When i'm trying to connect the HDMI cable to my PIPO m9pro it doesnt work for me.
I tried to connect with VGA adapter and HDMI A to HDMI B but on 2 different screens without success.

Any idea what can i do?

[danavon]

Someone?

[rrileypm]

That must be a problem with the stock firmware. If you are running the JB ROM, you might try flashing either an older JB ROM or the newer KK ROM to see if it makes a difference.

Just be careful to follow the instructions before flashing KitKat, or you will brick your tablet.

[danavon]

That must be a problem with the stock firmware. If you are running the JB ROM, you might try flashing either an older JB ROM or the newer KK ROM to see if it makes a difference.

Just be careful to follow the instructions before flashing KitKat, or you will brick your tablet.

Thank you for the answer.
Right now im using the newest KK, and it doesn't work.
I tried it on the your 2.6 ROM and the 2.7 ROM, both of them didnt work.

[rrileypm]

That's one area that hasn't quite been perfected in the firmware. As of now, Pipo has not released a public version of KitKat for any of their tablets...because not all functionality is there yet...like HDMI.

[danavon]

. can it be fixed?

[rrileypm]

The drivers controlling HDMI output are in the kernel. That's something Pipo will have to fix.

[danavon]

The drivers controlling HDMI output are in the kernel. That's something Pipo will have to fix.

If i'll go back to the JB ROM uyou madw will it fix?

[rrileypm]

If it worked previously, and you want that feature back...yes, you can flash the JB ROM.

Just remember to first erase IDB from the KK ROM Flash Tool...run the JB Flash Tool and check the loader (unchecked by default). This will prevent you from bricking the tablet.

[danavon]

If it worked previously, and you want that feature back...yes, you can flash the JB ROM.

Just remember to first erase IDB from the KK ROM Flash Tool...run the JB Flash Tool and check the loader (unchecked by default). This will prevent you from bricking the tablet.

Thank you, I'll try

[andrewh]

Just to ask the obvious, have you turned HDMI off then on again in the settings? Once this fixed an issue for me.

Have you also pushed the plug all the way into the port? Again something I didn't realise once and had me frustrated.

I am running 2.6b kitkat and HDMI works fine for me.

[danavon]

Just to ask the obvious, have you turned HDMI off then on again in the settings? Once this fixed an issue for me.

Have you also pushed the plug all the way into the port? Again something I didn't realise once and had me frustrated.

I am running 2.6b kitkat and HDMI works fine for me.

I tried to turn on and off but maybe my plug is not long enough, I'll try to find a longer hdmi covertor.