Download CoreELEC 19.4-Matrix

The developers behind Core Embedded Linux Entertainment Center recently released version 19.3 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 changelog for this version looks like this:

Changes Since 19.4-Matrix_rc3

• Added support for Radxa Zero 2
• Fixed Ethernet on Minix NEO U22-XJ
• Added support for Minix U22-XJ Max rev.a
• Fixed issue with some µSD on GXL devices

Changes Since 19.3-Matrix

• Fixed missing udev rule for Realtek RTL8821CU
• Fixed aspect ratio in player debug info for MPEG4, H265, VC1, VP9
• Fixed gpio power
• Fixed scaling on 4k OSD GUI
• Fixed deinterlace on g12b rev.a and g12a
• Fixed DVB driver
• Added missing ‘now’ hdmitx attribute
• Updated NFS to 5.0.1
• Check and fix label if needed or internal install
• Changed Linux config to be able again to load overlay DVB modules
• Bumped Linux kernel to 4.9.269
• Added VIM3(L) NVMe support
• Fixed interrupt smp-affinity for CEC
• Changed NFS timeout to 30 seconds
• Implemented real 64bit PTS handling
• Dropped Hubris support
• Added support for RTL8821CS WiFi module
• Added ES8316 SoC codec
• Added support for Minix U22-XJ Max