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can I just check, will all distributions of Kodi 19 on the Pi 3 in effect abandon support for VC1 ? I just updated one of my spare LE Piās to K19 RC, and noticed that VC1 content was unplayable, and wondered if I should expect the same from an OSMC distro? As previously warned by Sam in the thread discussing deinterlacing, I also noticed that there is now no user override for deinterlacing method with HW-accelerated playback, which seems a pretty big regression, but I guess thatās down to the Kodi team?
VC-1 will be software only decode now (not HW accelerated) on Raspberry Pi. Pi 4 should have enough CPU power to do this; but unfortunately ffmpeg software decode of VC-1 is single-threaded, so canāt take advantage of the hardware.
Well itās an odd kind of upgrade that actually takes key functionality away, so K19 will need a big health warning for Pi3 owners who bought VC1 licence keys. But my Piās are doing a fine job on K18, so will take the if it aināt broke donāt fix it approach.
Hopefully weāve already done this. Weāve tried to make it clear V4L2/GBM which will be used for Pi in future versions of Kodi will have some limitations ā at least at the start.
sudo apt update && sudo apt dist-upgrade
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The problem is its been a quite a while since the last build. During that time stable version numbering has been increased and it now higher than the nightlies which is why apt says you are on the ālatestā version.
You would need to force a install to 18.8-159.
Hopefully the nighties should resume soon where we will then bump the version to be higher than the stable. There are still some issues being looked into
Kodi 19 is now out and this prompts my question here - are there known blocking bugs with K19 on RPi/OSMC or can we expect the new release to reach our RPis sometime soon?
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
rbp2-mediacenter-osmc : Depends: libpython3.5 but it is not installable
Depends: python-imaging but it is not installable
Depends: libmariadbclient18 but it is not installable
Depends: libcdio13 but it is not installable
Depends: libcurl3 but it is not installable
Depends: libiso9660-8 but it is not installable
Depends: armv7-libnfs-osmc but it is not installable
Depends: armv7-libass-osmc but it is not installable
Iāve just tried it too and got the same result. I think youād need to downgrade all those packages and/or whatever upgraded them, which might become such a considerable mess.
The best option seems to be waiting for the nighties to be resumed OR the release of a more solid release featuring Kodi Matrix that might be happening soon, since Matrix became stable this week!
Meanwhile, letās wait for that blog post @sam_nazarko mentioned on the last update of this thread 5 days ago. I hope itās good news or at least some beta / alternate branch etc.
These instructions and the nightlies are still based on Debian Stretch. Downloaded a release, which is still based on stretch (e.g. image 2020.01-1) and use it for the base install. Then you can upgrade to Kodi 19 following the instructions.
I am probably being impatient but does anyone know if the test builds for the Pi4 are available somewhere? It would be great to get involved in that testing.
and this prompts my question here - are there known blocking bugs with K19 on RPi/OSMC or can we expect the new release to reach our RPis sometime soon?