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steps for a working Kodi
You can enable and configure cec in Settings - System - Input - Peripherals. And you must enable cec on the device you want to control, in my case the 5.1 system. The name in device menu depends on manufacturer. My Onkyo has HDMI Control. Aquos link on old Sharp. Anynet+ for Samsung I can control volume with + and - keys
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correct procedure to disable kernel updates
I installed armbian with a vendor kernel 6.1.75-vendor-rk35xx. I want to be sure the kernel is not updated. I used armbian-config and selected "SY203 - Disable Armbian kernel upgrades" Disable Armbian kernel/firmware upgrades Would you like to continue? after selecting "Yes", the menu shows "SY202 - Enable Armbian firmware upgrades" so I check with apt-mark showhold and it returned only "armbian-firmware" Do I have to put my kernel packages on hold? linux-dtb-vendor-rk35xx linux-headers-vendor-rk35xx linux-image-vendor-rk35xx I find misleading the change in the description from SY203 to SY202: kernel -> firmware
- OPI 5+ 16GB random fails with NVMe
- OPI 5+ 16GB random fails with NVMe
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OPI 5+ 16GB random fails with NVMe
The original PSU deliver only 5V. How can I tell if OP5+ use 5V or more? Is there some config in armbian? Update http://www.orangepi.org/orangepiwiki/index.php/Orange_Pi_5_Plus#Instructions_for_using_the_5v_pin_in_the_40pin_interface_of_the_development_board_to_supply_power So I think the board works only with 5V - USB-C - Max 5A no PD I will search for a power supply with 25W or above in 5V output
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Raspberry TV Hat on OPI5+
Hi. I have the official raspberry TV hat https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/accessories/tv-hat.html I'm wondering if I can use it on the Orange Pi. https://pinout.xyz/pinout/tv_hat http://www.orangepi.org/orangepiwiki/images/a/ac/Plus5-img302.png
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OPI 5+ 16GB random fails with NVMe
I had problems with a NVMe drive from SAMSUNG (128GB) when usign the original power supply and high I/O operations (apt install). I tested with a 90W power supply from a laptop and doesn't have any issue. I think it is the combination from high I/O and power usage of the board, in my case downloading packages from network and, maybe, the hdmi output+usb keyboard dongle. I will go for a new power supply (65W) "laptop type", not for phone, just to be sure.
- steps for a working Kodi
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steps for a working Kodi
ok. My first working kodi configuration is with Armbian_24.8.1_Orangepi5-plus_noble_vendor_6.1.75_gnome-kisak_desktop any kernel above have a problem with HW rendering or audio output (alsa doesn't show hdmi output). I managed to have a working HDMI CEC in kodi upgrading the package to libcec6_6.0.2-5_arm64 downloaded from bookworm. Currently I'm happy with kodi but I have no audio from normal desktop, will give a try disabling pulseaudio.
- steps for a working Kodi
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steps for a working Kodi
thanks guys I am trying Armbian_24.11.2_Orangepi5-plus_noble_vendor_6.1.75_kde-neon-kisak_desktop kde is running with wayland glmark2 is using panfrost driver kodi worked with HW accell after installing mesa vulkan driver and enabling DRM Prime I must run kodi with KODI_AE_SINK=ALSA kodi otherwise I don't have hdmi0 output. And kodi is running from kde with "-fs" flag With alsamixer I changed the channel PATHs because channels are incorrent, my setup for 5.1 is PATH2-PATH0-PATH1 (I think PATH3 is not used, maybe it's for 7.1) Now I am missing CEC connection. Maybe I can try with another kernel or some overlay? How can I change only the kernel? maybe with the suggested 6.1.84?
- steps for a working Kodi
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steps for a working Kodi
I have a new Orange Pi 5 plus 16GB. Seems a pretty cool board and I want to replace my old Rpi 4 for Media center and Home assistant. I tried several distribution but can't get all my stuff working. The OPI5+ is attached to an onkio 5.1 receiver and the receiver go to a FHD TV. What is want to achieve is in Kodi 1. play video with GPU 2. libCec in Kodi to control Onkio volume 3. Passthrough audio Is there a working solution? Thank you
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