Software Update: CoreELEC 19.2-Matrix

The developers behind Core Embedded Linux Entertainment Center recently released version 19.2 of Matrix. CoreELEC is a fork of LibreELEC, which in turn arose after a large number of developers left OpenELEC due to disagreements and started their own business. These Linux distributions are based on Kodi and can turn a computer into a full-fledged htpc. CoreELEC focuses specifically on the chips of amlogic† The release notes for this release are as follows:

CoreELEC 19.2-Matrix

CoreELEC 19.2-Matrix is ​​now available. It was a rather short development cycle this time around, which saw the CoreELEC developers focusing on fixing the most common issues reported with the 19.1-Matrix release.

Changes Since 19.1-Matrix

• Added support for Banana Pi M5 and Banana Pi M2 Pro
• Added full support of Widevine 4.10.2252.0
• Worked on gxl_p212_1g, gxl_p231_1g, gxl_p231_2g, gxl_p241_1g and gxl_p281_1g to get more devices booting on project Amlogic-ng
• Fixed interlace/progressive info in PlayerDebug
• Fixed “Delay after change of refresh rate” that was broken in 19.1
• Fixed GLIBC to support Widevine 4.10.2252.0
• Added support for HDR10 and HLG for the VP9 format (YouTube)
• Fixed HDR → SDR functionality
• Fixed possible black screen after vendor logo
• Added support for Radxa Zero
• Added support for Ugoos AM6B
• Implemented Wi-Fi driver BCM4354
• Fixed Python3 platform information
• Implemented RTL8821A revision C Bluetooth device