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Originally posted by kszaq View PostI tested it with one Samsung and one LG TV, I don't have more to test with. What is the model of your TV? Can you provide a dmesg grabbed right after boot?
Would need instructions on how to grab a "dmesg".
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Originally posted by kszaq View PostSince I can't edit the OP anymore, I am posting a new release announcement here:
5.0.5-20150316- OpenELEC 5.0.5 (by @OpenELEC team)
- amports and deinterlacer in kernel updated to Amlogic Lollipop SDK (thanks to @surkovalex for providing the source code)
- removed 250ms latency on SPDIF for MXQ
- fixed HEVC playback (thanks to new kernel and a patch from @koying)
- fixed playback of 23.978 VC-1 videos in MKV container
- some minor fixes to video playback in Kodi by @codesnake and @davilla
- refactored Bluetooth support so that it does not need to be power-cycled on every reboot (an idea by @codesnake)
Of course you don't have to wipe all your data, simply download a tar and update according to OpenELEC guidelines.
https://github.com/kszaq/OpenELEC.tv...es/tag/5.0.5p1
Otherwise, I just wanted to thank you for the work you have done and continue to do.
The last update you posted solved issues I had with some avi container (xvid) videos and some other HEVC in mp4/mkv format.
I will update to this newest release.
Just one question, with respect to video resolutions, is it possible to have 1366x768? Is it as simple as editing/creating xorg.conf file?
Thanks for everything!
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Originally posted by LeSpark View PostIt's a cheap "Orion", but a few versions ago (unfortunately can't remember which one exactly) it was working fine.
Originally posted by LeSpark View PostWould need instructions on how to grab a "dmesg".
and generate a log: http://openelec.tv/support/frequentl...s#generatelogs
Also, before grabbing a log please issue following commands:
Code:echo cec0 > /sys/class/amhdmitx/amhdmitx0/cec_config echo cecf > /sys/class/amhdmitx/amhdmitx0/cec_config
Originally posted by goofball View PostThank you for this. Your date scheme is off by 10 days (I'm assuming you wanted 20150306Thanks for noticing, I corrected that!
Originally posted by goofball View PostOtherwise, I just wanted to thank you for the work you have done and continue to do.
The last update you posted solved issues I had with some avi container (xvid) videos and some other HEVC in mp4/mkv format.
I will update to this newest release.
Just one question, with respect to video resolutions, is it possible to have 1366x768? Is it as simple as editing/creating xorg.conf file?
Originally posted by goofball View PostThanks for everything!
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Originally posted by kszaq View PostA release from the future.Thanks for noticing, I corrected that!
Nope, we don't use a X server so it won't work. I would need to add extra resolutions in kernel and in Kodi as well. Fortunately I will have a 1366x768 TV by hand over the weekend, so I will try to make the extra resolutions work.
You are most welcome!
Because of your work, I have convinced at least 5 other people to buy an mk808b+. I'll see if I can get them cheapo's to chip in on a donation to you.
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Originally posted by kszaq View PostYou almost certainly did not damage your WiFi card. If you have a non-BeeLink MXQ, there may be some differences in device tree used by kernel to determine where some signals have to be sent and that's why your WiFi is not working. Have you flashed back Android fimware? If yes, is it specifically for your box?
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Originally posted by kszaq View PostThere were some changes to CEC implementation made by Amlogic and released mid-January. They fixed CEC for my TV, they might also have bugged it for yours. Unfortunately I am not familiar with the implementation, I just took the code and compiled it. I know that WeTek team (@codesnake) are working on improving CEC support for Amlogic devices, maybe that would help when they're done.
You need to log in to SSH: http://wiki.openelec.tv/index.php?title=Ssh_commands
and generate a log: http://openelec.tv/support/frequentl...s#generatelogs
Also, before grabbing a log please issue following commands:
Code:echo cec0 > /sys/class/amhdmitx/amhdmitx0/cec_config echo cecf > /sys/class/amhdmitx/amhdmitx0/cec_config
A release from the future.Thanks for noticing, I corrected that!
Nope, we don't use a X server so it won't work. I would need to add extra resolutions in kernel and in Kodi as well. Fortunately I will have a 1366x768 TV by hand over the weekend, so I will try to make the extra resolutions work.
You are most welcome!
Its very nice, I guess I've been a bit hard on your rom releases as I've always compared it to Official OpenELEC on my work laptop and my comparisons so far as of this evening make it more or less the same, hats off to you, your the MAN.
THANKS
ISO
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Remote Config file
Originally posted by kszaq View PostThis looks like a common remote used for BeeLink MXQ. Do you have a zip file with Android for your box? There's a remote.conf file in /system/etc folder. Please post it here and we'll see what can be done about it.
here is the link:
Thanks,
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[ROM] Unofficial OpenELEC 5.0.3 for MK808B Plus and Beelink MXQ
Quick question from a noob here..... Is it possible to flash rom to internal memory instead of sdcard? If so can someone please point me in the right direction
Thanks
EDIT ** I misunderstood and thought it automatically dual booted android and openelec. I have installed successfully now.
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Originally posted by Cee604 View PostQuick question from a noob here..... Is it possible to flash rom to internal memory instead of sdcard? If so can someone please point me in the right direction
Thanks
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Originally posted by goofball View PostNot sure exactly what you mean. Openelec flashes directly to the internal 8GB memory. I don't think there is a way to have the device (I own the mk808b+) boot any OS from the micro SD card slot at this time. It would be really handy to have that capability like the Raspberry Pi though.
I am really impreased with how fast the mk808b+ is. Thanks kszaq!
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The more I use the MK808B+ and this port of openelec, the more I'm impressed with it.
I managed to get CEC working with my 5 year old Samsung PS58B850 plasma after getting a mini-HDMI adapter and trying several HDMI cables.
It definitely has a lot to do with what cable is used, many (cheaper types) don't work at all.
The only problem I have now is that while I can switch the MK808B+ off (or more correctly, to standby) with the TV remote power button, nothing on the remote will switch the MK808B+ back on when the TV is turned on.
To get it to turn back on, I have to unplug and reconnect power and get the TV to detect it again before it works.
Is this how it works for everyone else?Last edited by Dez; 07 March 2015, 07:21.
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Originally posted by goofball View PostNot sure exactly what you mean. Openelec flashes directly to the internal 8GB memory. I don't think there is a way to have the device (I own the mk808b+) boot any OS from the micro SD card slot at this time. It would be really handy to have that capability like the Raspberry Pi though.
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In case anyone trys it didnt work on this box just got error messages.
http://www.****.co.uk/itm/151467436554
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