Video playback stops but audio continues

[baj1]

I confirmed the DLLs I backuped up from 12-16-2020 are all a little smaller than the 12-31-2020 DLLs. Also my N2+ doesn't power-on with the remote, will look into it as you suggest above.

[mvallevand]

Your clients should get a new version 2.9.2 that has the extra logging I mentioned earlier.

Martin

[baj1]

Thanks Martin, I'll make sure they update. Do I need the advancedsettings.xml debug mode set to anything specific, or is this change independent of that setting?

[mvallevand]

Nothing specific except for normal debug logging. This is just extra logging so I can tell if the OSD is visible or not to help pinpoint when NextPVR tell knewc to show the UI over the video, (what you call video "stop")

Martin

[mvallevand]

@baj1 If you have troubles configuring power let me know, I just did it for the Hauppauge remote so ask while it is fresh.

Also the N2 has a CEC page on the CoreElec Hardware tab so I expect it should be able to use that like the N2+ is your TV supports HDMI-CEC.

Martin

[baj1]

I'll give the remote power button a-go later today, thanks for the offer. I have my N2's configured for the Hauppauge 45 button and the N2+ configured with the PCH remote.

After seeing your previous posts and reading a bit I was wondering if the power-off of the N2+ via HDMI-CEC was actually the TV's doing. The TV the N2+ is connected to is much higher-end than the two to which my N2's are connected.

Thanks,
-Brad

[mvallevand]

Ok for the Hauppauge you need to

mount -o rw,remount /flash
nano /flash/config.ini

remotewakeup='0x00003fbd'
decode_type='0x4'
remotewakeupmask='0x000037ff'

Then change the Hauppauge key map from KEY_POWER2 to KEY_POWER

Martin

[baj1]

I got this working, pretty easy, thanks for the pointers!

I don't have KEY_POWER2 defined in my remote key map for the Hauppauge 45 button remote. I have this code

0x1e3d KEY_POWER

which I found using ir-keytable procedure from the CoreELEC site here:
https://discourse.coreelec.org/t/how-to-...control/31

Looking at the IR wakeup instructions on the CE site I didn't see any mention of changing the remote key map. Was that something specific to your setup?

I followed the instructions there, including "sync && reboot" after saving the config.ini file. I could then power my ODroid N2 off and on with my Hauppauge 45 button remote.

Thanks,
-Brad

[mvallevand]

I didn't bother scanning I just copied the built in Hauppauge config in

/usr/lib/udev/rc_keymaps/

I also changed Go to KEY_INFO since it was duplicating OK.

Martin

[baj1]

I didn't know there were defaults! Oh well, I learned something.