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Sep 16 08:00:25 <Guest11> Hi everybody! I am using BeagleBard-X15 and I have problems with the video acceleration: So when I cannot play a Video (VLC) nor in a webbrowser (Firefox+Youtube). Also Kodi works very slow...
Sep 16 08:00:25 <Guest11> how to install the video acceletration drivers?
Sep 16 08:00:26 <Guest11> recently I tried many firmware images (i. e. am57xx-debian-11.4-xfce-armhf-2022-09-02-4gb.img.xz) , but I got the same problem!
Sep 16 08:00:26 <Guest11> any help?
Sep 16 08:04:00 <outrageous> Guest11: I'm afraid I don't have any experience with the X15 so there is little help in me.  Hopefully one of the more knowledgeable people will respond.
Sep 16 08:36:02 <zmatt> I don't even think iva-hd drivers would help when using vlc or firefox, it's implemented as a gstreamer plugin
Sep 16 08:38:22 <zmatt> unless that's changed
Sep 16 19:09:32 <Guest43> Hi
Sep 17 01:51:56 <Guest4494> I've got a BBB powered from a battery via USB, and then a barrel connector providing power from a power supply.  At startup, the power supply is off, thus the need for the battery in order to boot.  Once the BBB is up, it checks some sensors, and if all is well, starts the power supply via relay.
Sep 17 01:52:30 <Guest4494> When the BBB detects power on the barrel connector, it switches to that for its power, which is what I want.
Sep 17 01:55:32 <Guest4494> But the BBB may decide it needs to switch back to the battery because it needs to shut the power supply down.  If I use i2cset to disable the barrel connector power, it causes the BBB to shutdown, even though 'i2cget  -f -y 0 0x24 0x0a' shows power is present on both the USB and barrel connectors.
Sep 17 01:56:07 <Guest4494> Is there a way to force the BBB to switch back to the USB power without triggering a shutdown or reboot?
Sep 17 02:31:05 <Guest4494> Hmm.  The problem may be with my battery.  Never mind.
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