LibreELEC-Odroid_C2.aarch64-7.0.0.buf_size.hk.remote.tar Thx for the Boblightd addon patch, I have not gotten to that yet, so use your patched version with this test. I haven't computed if a FHD image fits in this buffer, but It's working for all video files I tested with (1080p, 2160p). I did try a lot of values, and it seems that the limit is clearly 0圆00000. Take a look here, we managed to get it working with hyperion. to match the type in linux/amlogic/amports/amstream.h in the kernel Oh, and this line (in libreelec master branch) needs to be int, not unsigned long.

so not sure catting a dev is a good idea to begin with.īoblight-aml also stays unresponsive, no 'snapshot_fd(4)' message which it echoes when it connects to the videocap device and no framecapture dots being printedĬould you try a build with the 0x1FFFFF adjustment? i'm building a program that will help me debug the output of the videocap device if it still doesn't work, if that seems okay i'll dive into the boblight-aml client. Then again, catting it when the videocap device seemed to be accessible made the whole C2 freeze up completely. Code: Select all odroid:~ # cat /dev/amvideocap0Ĭat: can't open '/dev/amvideocap0': Cannot allocate memory

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