Now fully supporting Raspberry Pi 4 and 5 with 64-bit versions, LibreELEC 12.0 launches with Kodi 21 Omega alongside the Linux kernel labeled 6.6.28. This minimalistic distro can be used to run Kodi on HTPC devices with hardware made by Amlogic, NXP, Allwinner, Rockship, and more.https://www.notebookcheck.net/LibreELEC-12-0-launches-with-Kodi-21-Omega-and-more.833511.0.html
Since 2016 Dolby Vision (the year DoVi was born) until today, DoVi's FEL is STILL not supported by NO standalone media player/software (other than BluRay players but ONLY commerical disk)... publicly.
It's been time for a FULL GLOBAL standardized colour profile/grade range for a long time (not even KODI 21 supports FULL [FEL] DoVi) or at least mimics what DoVi could do for all media players, ect... today!
Quote from: TruthIsThere on May 03, 2024, 01:37:02Since 2016 Dolby Vision (the year DoVi was born) until today, DoVi's FEL is STILL not supported by NO standalone media player/software (other than BluRay players but ONLY commerical disk)... publicly.
It's been time for a FULL GLOBAL standardized colour profile/grade range for a long time (not even KODI 21 supports FULL [FEL] DoVi) or at least mimics what DoVi could do for all media players, ect... today!
Ugoos am6+ can do fel on coreelec