OpenPHT-Embedded

This fork is Rebased using CoreELEC 9.2
Ill build as many images as I can and add them as releases for people to use. But that may take a lil bit as Im testing things and working threw potential dead pkg links
But as of now everything appears to be functioning on the builds ive personally tested. And will update the chart below if people let me know if they work or not.

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Compiling

* Builds that default to the Linux platform config when compiling fail to build with various errors that include missing headers, conflicting definitions etc. fixing all these is out of my league so atm RPI4/Generic/Allwinner/Rockchip builds fail to compile...
Hopefully someone else that is capable to fixing those errors can/will do so.

Note: This fork has only been tested to build on Ubuntu 18.04.5

"Short" build commands:

• make rpi
• make rpi2
• make amlogic
• make amlogic-ng

Full command to build different image:

• PROJECT=*** ARCH=*** DISTRO=*** DEVICE=*** make image

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SUPPORTED DEVICES/BUILDS
Amlogic		Amlogic-ng		Rockchip		RPI		Allwinner		X86/X64
Device	Working?	Device	Working?	Device	Working?	Device	Working?	Device	Working?	Device	Working?
S905	❓	S905X	❓	MiQi	❓	RPi	❓	A64	❓	All Generic devices	❓
S905X	❓	S905X2	✅	RK3328	❓	RPi2	❓	H3	❓
S905D	❓	S905X3	❓	RK3399	❓	RPi3/3+	✅	H6	❓
S905W	✅	S905Y2	❓	TinkerBoard	❓	RPi4	❓
S905H	❓	S905D3	❓
S912	❓	A311D	❓
S812	❓	S922X	✅
Legend: ✅ = Confirmed working* ❓ = Untested ❌ = Confirmed not working Note: Confirmed working does not mean bugfree, it only means its been confirmed to boot and basic functions work such as Video playback, Sound WIFI, Ethernet, CEC etc.

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Changes

• Rebased from CoreELEC 9.2.8 - This should bring in support for any device that CoreELEC 9 supports

• My fork no longer keeps the OpenPHT(mediacenter) or Settings portions in seperate repos. This Fork will use the settings and Mediacenter that is in the root directory.

• The OpenPHT(mediacenter) within this repo is the Latest clone of OpenPHT - buildfix tree, with a couple changes I had to apply to get it to build.

• The Settings within this repo is the Latest clone of Settings Service - 1.9 tree

• FFmpeg has been updated to 4.4

• LibCEC has been updated to 6.0.6 on non-RPI devices.

• Plex Black Edition skin has been added

• Use CURL object directly merged

• Reduce plex background jobs merged

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OpenPHT Info

OpenPHT-Embedded is a 'Just enough OS' Linux distribution for running OpenPHT on popular mediacentre hardware.

SSH login details are user: "root" password: "openpht" or "rasplex" depending on distribution.

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LibreELEC Info

Source code

https://github.com/LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv

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CoreELEC Info

CoreELEC is a 'Just enough OS' Linux distribution for running the award-winning [Kodi](https://kodi.tv) software on popular low-cost hardware. CoreELEC is a minor fork of [LibreELEC](https://libreelec.tv), it's built by the community for the community. [CoreELEC website](http://coreelec.org).

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