(2015-10-15, 02:09)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2015-10-14, 23:00)Karnis Wrote: Steve Miller_Fly Like An Eagle_DTS 5.1

I'm able to reproduce that here, and unfortunately it's no better in OE 5.95.5/Kodi 15.2 RC, where it's simply marked as unplayable and skipped. Even encoding as FLAC as suggested elsewhere doesn't help. Seems like the DTS header isn't being recognized/respected.

(2015-10-15, 10:54)wwessel Wrote: Tried to update my firmware but got the following:

3Tfu5W: ./functions.sh: line 49: syntax error: unexpected "("

Any idea?

(2015-10-15, 14:40)RMP888 Wrote: I have tried for quite a while to solve this by myself using this thread and the wiki, but have got stuck in the process. I have a Asus chromebox CN60-M1097, which is supposedly the same as the M004U. I am trying to do a single boot to openelec.

The text is on left side of my tv screen is hidden, but the thread provide enough information to choose the options as I progressed. I successfully got to the point where the openelec media was applied to the USB stick. I get this far:

on of OpenElec install media is complete.
eboot. press [ESC] at the boot menu prompt. Then slect your USB/SD device from the list

But not sure how to get to the boot prompt again as seem to go back to chrome? Or does this indicate that the USB device is not adequate because I cannot get to the prompt? Either way I am now stuck and not sure what to do next. Any guidance is welcomed.

Quote:Creation of OpenELEC install media is complete.
Upon reboot, press [ESC] at the boot menu prompt, then select your USB/SD device from the list

If you have not already done so, run the 'Install/update: Custom coreboot Firmware' option before reboot.

Press [Enter] to return to the main menu

(2015-10-15, 16:48)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2015-10-15, 10:54)wwessel Wrote: Tried to update my firmware but got the following:

3Tfu5W: ./functions.sh: line 49: syntax error: unexpected "("

Any idea?

runs fine here, which makes me think you're trying to run it from OpenELEC, which doesn't work, and why there's a special firmware update script just for OE. Read the OP.

(2015-10-15, 05:19)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2015-10-15, 04:27)RichAggie Wrote: It seems to be an issue with the TV. The chromebox boots fine on other TV's. I have have a Vizio P70 (same as someone earlier in this thread who also had an issue). Funny thing is it has worked great for months on this TV. I've tried all the HDMI inputs. I don't know what to try next.

so wait, the box works fine on other displays, just not your 4K Vizio? In that case, the problem and solution are the same as I posted earlier as well - just set the output resolution and refresh rate via an autostart script.

(2015-10-16, 03:52)RichAggie Wrote: Are you talking about the code below? Forgive my ignorance, but I am still learning all this. Where do I actually put that?

#!/bin/sh
xrandr --output HDMI1 --mode 1920x1080 -r 60

(2015-10-20, 01:03)liebezeit Wrote: Hi, I have the pulse-eight USB-CEC adapter with an Asus Chromebox. Unfortunately it requires USB power right at boot (before the Chromebox provides it) or it doesn't work right. I have had to add a powered usb hub just to get it to work right. Sometimes the power to the hub doesn't work and I lose CEC functionality. The whole thing would be much more elegant if one of the usb ports could be set up to provide power-while-off. Is there any chance of adding this feature?