Thanks! I’ve tried it and I was able to do some setup after messing with the script a bit (specially sourceware links giving 403) but I couldn’t complete the whole process (I’ll look into it in some days). I decided to inspect and clean my board again and I tested a bunch of traces in the board and it ended up working again with sound! (I didn’t have sound since 2017 or something). Anyway, I still want to compile that (but I’ll probably just set a VM instead of docker) to see if I can help with the HDR/VRR bug on 1.11. Anyway thanks for that 🙂
Yeah, I upgraded to the newer version (and did the hardware mode) due to HDR and the shadow mask (VRR is a plus, using it on a LG C1 TV)
Hi Marqs. Before anything, thank you for the work on those new firmware features, they are super cool!
Now…would you have a docker image I can use to build the latest firmware? I’m asking because my ossc had a problem and now it only outputs garbage on the HDMI audio (but the video is fine). In the past I used the no audio firmware and that was fine (I plug a P2 cable on audio output and that works) so that’s why I’m asking. I’ts probably too much work to also generate a non-audio version so maybe a docker machine would be an easier request.
Anyway, thank you!
Thanks for the input. I flashed 0.83 firmware without sound and the issue disappeared (as well as the sound xD). Anyway, SCART passthrough is working correctly and I’ll use that until I replace the codec or the crystal. I don’t own an oscilloscope and I was thinking on getting a cheap chinese one, like the DSO150. Will that work with that crystal? I know the bandwidth is more than enough but don’t know about other specs. Thanks anyway 🙂
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