is presented the release of the project LIBREELEC 10.0.2 , developing a fork distribution for creating home theaters OpenElec . The user interface is based on the KODI media center. To download Prepared Images to work with a USB drive or SD card (32- and 64-bit X86, Raspberry PI 4, various devices On Rockchip and Amlogic Chips).
Using LIBREELEC, you can turn any computer into a media center, working with which is not more difficult than with a DVD player or a telecase. The basic principle of the distribution “Everything is simple works”, to obtain a completely ready-made surroundings, it is enough just to download the libreelec from the Flash-drive. The user does not need to take care of maintaining the system up to date – the distribution is used in the automatic download and installation of updates activated when connected to the global network. It is possible to expand the functionality of the distribution through the system of additions, which are installed from a separate repository developed by the project developers.
Distribution does not use the batch base of other distributions and is based on own developments . In addition to the staff of KODI, the distribution is provided by a number of additional functions aimed at maximizing work simplification. For example, a special configuration supplement develops, which allows you to configure network connection settings, manage the parameters of LCD screens, allow or prohibit the automatic installation of updates. Opportunities are also provided as using the remote control (control of both infrared port and via Bluetooth), organizing sharing files (embedded in the Samba server), the built-in BitTorrent client TRANSMISSION, automatic search and connecting local and external drives.
In the new release:
- supplied as part of the KODI media center updated to version 19.4.
- Returns Raspberry Pi support
2 and 3. - Added support for the elimination of interlaced ( Deinterlacing )
On Raspberry Pi boards. - for Raspberry PI CM4 (Compute Module 4) added support for NVME drives.
- for Raspberry Pi 4 boards Added support for video output from 10 and 12-bit color depth.
- updated versions of some packages.