4k 60fps YouTube. Rockchip RK3588s

[@forgottenbuttreasuredgames7108]

I keep Armbian installed on my Pinebook Pro it does 1080 60 no problem, I really enjoy armbian

[@LivingLinux]

Can you try an Armbian image with kernel 6.10? That should use the Panthor kernel driver. It will drop back to OpenGL ES 3.1, but it will be interesting to see the performance of WebGL Aquarium.

[@rg8555]

Any chance you will be getting and reviewing the recently available Orange Pi 5 MAX? I have one and I really like it; however, the OS support is few and far between. Running their version of Debian Bookworm Server with the Mate desktop added through Tasksel. I used your advice (sudo dpkg --configure -a) from your other video to fix the install issue. Thanx a bunch for sharing your knowledge, I know a lot of us would be pulling our hair out without these informative videos and tutorials.

[@leepspvideo]

@@rg8555 These Ubuntu builds are great. There is a max build github.com/Joshua-Riek/ubuntu-rockchip/releases I have covered them before in this playlist Everything Orange Pi 5 / 5B / 5 Plus kzbin.info/aero/PLMJAjiTgBtFn7JSmTE73mj9u_r_6ijuqj Also try Armbian 4k 60fps KZbin. Rockchip RK3588s kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqCon6ego8pqaa8

[@camembrt]

I'm interested to see a comparison between Armbian on the Orange Pi 5 and Josh's custom Ubuntu, especially on gpu acceleration. Also, here's a video idea: can you look into remote desktopping solutions? I want to be able to remote into some of my Pis but there's quite a few different programs out there (like RDP, VNC etc).

[@Abolition-ky5sd]

Remina is my go to

[@phreakfactor]

I run 4 opi5+'s and one opi5 on armbian 24.8.2 with plasma. I use the opi5 as my main tv box and have had no problems. Brave browser, 4K60 is only ok, but I dont watch much at 4k. Most of what I watch is 1080. I use the official cases, because I like passive cooling, and have not had any issues with heat. I have run 4K30 for an hour to make sure it wouldnt throttle, and no problem with just passive cooling. However I would not pick up the device due to the case being hot, but that is not unexpected.

[@pr0jectSkyneT]

Curious how Joshua Riek's Ubuntu 24.04 mod compares to this particularly in video transcoding and playback.

[@kiodiekin]

The youyeetoo r1 runs yt perfectly since day1. But showing yt videos running isn’t real4k quality because the videos are compressed. Load up a true rendered 4k60fps and it will struggle

[@brunosurkov]

I didn't know the RK3588S had hardware decoding support for AV1! That's really cool! The first test was using VP9, ​​the second, on the 4K TV, was using AV1, which is the best video codec available at the moment, but since it's relatively new, only recent CPUs have built-in support for hardware decoding; older ones, like the Broadcom in Raspberry Pi, use the CPU itself to do software decoding (which is extremely inefficient). This was one of my biggest disappointments with the Raspberry Pi 5, along with the wireless chip not supporting WiFi 6 (AX).

[@terrydaktyllus1320]

I think anyone expecting an SBC to support 4K60 over wifi is setting their expectations far too highly anyway.

[@brunosurkov]

35Mb/s is enough to stream 4K60 content and even WiFI 4 (802.11n) is capable of that. When I mentioned WiFi 6, I'm not talking about bandwidth, I'm talking about latency. When you have many of these devices sharing the same wireless connection, e.g. in classrooms, latency becomes an issue and WiFi 6 fixes that with OFDMA. While WiFi 6 was indeed a bit unrealistic as most SBCs are still on this old tech, AV1 decode capability is really a bummer to not see on the RPi5.

[@terrydaktyllus1320]

@@brunosurkov I don't care, for the second time. 4K is a gimmick, it's a statistic for poseurs to brag about on social media.

[@tafkawac]

And this is the kind of performance I wanted from my Pi5. Sadly it didn't happen. Might have to treat myself to an Orange Pi5.

[@erikkarsies4851]

Sadly the price of Orange Pi5 never came down much. Now it's outperformed by x86 MiniPC's which cost less. If it was like 50 euro I would buy one... no doubt.

[@shankhadeepshome3982]

​@@erikkarsies4851those mini PCs run way hotter than the op5, I'm assuming u mean the N100s

[@erikkarsies4851]

@@shankhadeepshome3982 It uses not much more power and often has better cooling in cheap versions? So why would it run way hotter if it don't uses more power? And then still the GPU is a lot more powerfull and you can run x86 code natively which is better for some emulators.

[@lee99bay]

❤

[@MultiGameSystem]

Hopefully the Batocera devs get their Orange Pi5 images up to speed. Ive found performance for Gamecube pretty terrible on the latest Batocera image.

[@erikkarsies4851]

Impressive. My 2015 Nvidia Shield performs only a bit better playing 4k@60Hz youtube. What a progress in almost 10 years! ;-) (But if I had to choose now I would prefer this one off course. Much more flexible.)

[@terrydaktyllus1320]

It always amazes me that people impose these "artificial benchmarks" on SBCs anyway. If you REALLY need efficient 4K60 (and I still don't know why 4K is anything other than a gimmick, just to impress your mates with on social media) then get a decent PC with a good graphics card. With the price of used SFF PCs now anyway, you can pick up a 3rd or 4th generation Core i5 or i7 machine for less than the cost of a Raspberry Pi 5, cooler and case - so that's a better option immediately. I do genuinely laugh when people expect a tiny little SBC to do absolutely everything perfectly - they're NOT desktop replacements.

[@erikkarsies4851]

@@terrydaktyllus1320 Well this is a hell of a lot better than I've seen so far from SBC's. But yeah even a small N100 MiniPC will do better. The problem for Orange Pi5 was the codecs in linux. BTW for a small media player for the TV 4K60 is a must don't you agree? There a desktop most of the time is too power hungry and noisy.

[@terrydaktyllus1320]

@@erikkarsies4851 Sure, but I don't consider not being able to run 4K as a problem.

[@quademasters249]

@@terrydaktyllus1320 I did SBC's for awhile. I've come to the conclusion, other than interfacing with hardware through the GPIO, they can't compete even with 10 year old SFF PC's. I have two HP mini's here one with an i5-6500. It idles at 6 watts. Not much more than an SBC. It's still significantly more powerful than this one.

[@terrydaktyllus1320]

@@quademasters249 I agree with you 100%. An SBC makes sense as a cheap $35 computer, but they've outpriced their usefulness now.

[@cheatoffchannel6320]

Please test Warzone Mobile on the orange pi 5 with android 🙏🙏🙏

[@-iIIiiiiiIiiiiIIIiiIi-]

no Orange Pi 5 Max coverage? I thought you would have been on that.

[@leepspvideo]

@@-iIIiiiiiIiiiiIIIiiIi- they have sent me models in the past

[@dim3nt0]

Feels like yesterday when ppl were saying orange pis have terible support. Oh wait, it was yesterday 😂. You cooler is probably most expensive and most over the top cooler for opi5 one can find, so not juat a simple cooler. But 2$ copper heatsink and 1$ 30mm fan will do almost the same, almost.

[@leepspvideo]

@@dim3nt0 £16. I guess you haven’t seen this? 3.4Ghz Overclocking test. Raspberry Pi 5 kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3OxhJWwid-Ziac

[@terrydaktyllus1320]

They did have terrible support, it's the same for a lot of new hardware in Linux - it often takes some time for the kernel to catch up with good quality drivers. This is absolutely nothing new.

[@ownmicelio]

Yes opi5

[@Abolition-ky5sd]

Using Opi5 with Kde cause just dont like gnome and works fine too

[@ultrium2000]

I wonder how well Armbian runs on a Raspberry Pi 5?

[@terrydaktyllus1320]

The Armbian team do a really good job for what they do and their philosophy is to maintain some degree of Linux support across as many SBCs as possible. However, in order to do that, they do a lot of automated Linux builds that they then just put up on the web site - but parts of it may not work properly until someone downloads and runs each image and then report bugs. In other words, if you're not willing to mess around with Linux and fix issues when you find them, then Armbian is not really for you unless there is simply nothing else (modern) to run on your specific SBC - at that point, you might as well stick with the official distro(s), so Raspbian in the case of the Pi 5.

[@hydromakers]

Could you please post the test Url? Thanks

[@leepspvideo]

Link in the description for Armbian downloads, scroll down to Orange Pi 5. Or others

[@SticksRC]

Can any of the orange pi 5 models do 1080p 120hz?

[@leepspvideo]

I don’t think so. What are you watching at 120Hz?

[@terrydaktyllus1320]

@@leepspvideo Maybe he's playing "Top Trumps" with his computers and needs a statistic to beat his mate's £5000 PC with 12 4K monitors, and 59 NVIDIA GPUs in it. If that PC can't do 120HZ but his Orange Pi 5 can, then he wins. Let's face it, that's all gamers do these days anway - brag online about who has the highest numbers in the top left hand corners of their screens. No wonder modern games are such rubbish, they're only looking at FPS and who has the most Ryzen cores.

[@SticksRC]

@@leepspvideo I was just curious, but thanks

[@hiepbenh88]

Android oldest version on sd card is the only 1 can output 1080p 120fps ( 1.02 as i remember ). I have some videos playing t3 arena on my channel.

[@waynemantell389]

Runs very well on my orange pi 5 from sd card. But cannot connect to my network smb drive. Any help?

[@leepspvideo]

Try sudo apt install pcmanfm It’s an alternative file manager that works great with my nas

[@tdmeskimomobile6618]

@leepspvideo I am trying to decide to upgrade to a Orange Pi 5 plus, that you can now get 32 GB of RAM, or an Raspberry Pi 5. They both support FydeOS, but the Orange Pi 5 supports Play Store. I have the Play Store on my RPi 4B with LineageOS. At these speeds of 2 GHz plus, and RAM at 8 GB plus, or some type of native storage to boot (not USB or microSD) from, which do you think is better to upgrade too. I thinking performance view, on my RPi 4b with 8GB RAM, I fell it has better performance with LineageOS over than FydeOS. I do boot with USB with an Argon One case with M.2 Sata drive. First I was thinking Orange Pi 5, but waited for the RPi 5 to come out, and now I can't decide. 🙂 Could you make a video on wich to upgrade too, if you are some one like me, that can't decide !!

[@leepspvideo]

@@tdmeskimomobile6618 I prefer the support of the Raspberry Pi. The Orange Pi is more powerful but doesn’t need 32gb unless you have something very specific that needs loads of ram Raspberry Pi 5 8GB Vs Orange Pi 5 plus 16GB. Ubuntu kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYjOmJ2Yf751hLM

[@roanbrand7358]

Wait, can the rpi 5 even do this yet?

[@ultrium2000]

No it can not.

[@miwikotel6251]

Can it run SketchUp in Wine ?

[@leepspvideo]

Possibly, it’s not something I use

[@terrydaktyllus1320]

Given that I don't project my computer screens onto the side of buildings or the underside of domes over my head, I need 4K because...? I don't recall one occasion when my eyes have viewed a 1080p image and then said to my brain, "Please, sir, can we have more pixels?"

[@leepspvideo]

@@terrydaktyllus1320 It’s noticeable on my 48” TV from around 2 meters especially with Football in 4K

[@Rushil69420]

If you have a 4K display then it can be particularly aggravating to view content in lower resolutions.

[@terrydaktyllus1320]

@@Rushil69420 Maybe that's just a "temprament" thing? I would not personally be "aggravated" by a few blocky pixels on a screen for a second or two. I also think that the amount of additional processing, storage and bandwidth usage that a 4k image requires over 1080p simply isn't worth it.

[@terrydaktyllus1320]

@@leepspvideo I'm not really a football or sports fan. I watch live concert video and 1080p on my 55" screen seems fine. Having said that, I wear glasses and have some macular degeneration because of age.

[@dim3nt0]

Gotta try that armbian on 4k tv, so far anything and everything was running 4k60 like 40k30.. maybe its just my pi..