The latest version 2022.03 of the Open Source Media Center (“OSMC”) – formerly Raspbmc – which was designed specifically for the single-board computers of the Raspberry Pi series, is the free Media Center Kodi 19.4 (“Matrix”) and a . Combines. The Just Enough operating system (“JeOS”) based on Debian is called.
Media center for single-board computers
OSMC LibreELEC takes the same path as 10.0.1, a fork of OpenELEC that was discontinued in 2017, and brings free media player software code On single-board computers and mini-PCs such as the Raspberry Pi 4.
OSMC 2022.03 with Kodi 19.4 (“Matrix”) (Image: OSMC)
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OSMC 2022.03 with Kodi 19.4 (“Matrix”)
OSMC 2022.03 with Kodi 19.4 (“Matrix”)
OSMC 2022.03 with Kodi 19.4 (“Matrix”)
OSMC is based on the current version of the Raspberry Pi OS – formerly Raspbian – which in turn uses Debian 11 (“Bullseye”) and the operating system kernel Linux 5.10 LTS with support as of December 2026.
The open-source operating system is specifically designed to be resource-saving and runs efficiently on even the smallest of systems. Still, OSMC supports various video formats like WMV, VC-1 and H.264 as well as H.265 HEVC and 10-bit color depth, and can easily handle multiple container formats such as MKV, MP4, MOV, TS and M2TS. In addition, HDR10 and HDR10+ are supported for high-contrast images and related content with a greatly expanded dynamic range.
The update to version 2022.03 was originally supposed to be released in January, but it got delayed and became more widespread.
We’re pleased to release OSMC’s March Update, our first update for 2022. It has many improvements and bug fixes. We had planned to release an update at the end of January. But decided to hold off until we can release a more important update, as there will be a delay in getting the next important changes.
OSMC
The release notes of version 2022.03, which also support the Raspberry Pi 2 Zero W and Raspberry Pi 400 keyboard computers, listed bug fixes and optimizations as well as several innovations in the areas of Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, NFS, and infrared remote control. We do. Plus a better localization.
bug fixes
Fix regression with connecting to certain WiFi networks on Vero 4K/4K+ introduced in a previous update
Fix an issue that could prevent the installation of WireGuard userspace utilities due to a dependency on a kernel module
Fix an issue where the numeric keypad could not be used when using the My OSMC skin
Fix performance data mastering issue on Vero 4K/4K+ with some VP9 streams
Vero 4K/4K+ . Fix some HLG streams not being recognized and managed
Fix an issue in the My OSMC add-on that prevented the hotfix from working
Fix an issue in the My OSMC add-on where windows might not display properly
Fix an issue that would cause Raspberry Pi 3A+ devices to boot up in a sad face due to too many CMA memory allocations
Fix issue preventing GPIO access as a non-privileged user on Raspberry Pi
Fix problems with some visualizations and screensavers on some Raspberry Pi models
User Experience Improvement
Vero 4K/4K+ . Add support for Sony IR Remote for
Updated OSMC Installer to Clarify Raspberry Pi Zero 2W Support
Prevent hibernation and some remote keys from being pressed and put devices in a position where they can only be re-operated on the wall
Added support for IGORPLUG USB Remote Receiver on Raspberry Pi
Vero 4K/4K+ . but better HDR experience
Change the NFS timeout from five seconds to thirty seconds to improve your chances of successfully connecting to a configured NFS share within Kodi
Added encryption kernel module required for Raspberry Pi 2, 3 models to mount LUKS volumes
Improved skin performance and functionality
Updated translations for OSMC
Diverse
BlueZ updated to 5.62 for better Bluetooth support
Provide Version to Kodi Advanced Settings File
Reduced BlueZ Package Footprint
Support building Kodi binary add-ons in parallel again for better build times
Fix an issue that could have prevented Kodi to build on Raspberry Pi 4 on newer builds
Connection Manager version 1.40. updated in
Fix glibc to add support for kernels with subversion > 255
OSMC 2022.03 Release Notes
OSMC also offers in-house Vero 4K+ . Feather
The project behind OSMC also offers free Media Center on its own streaming client Vero 4K+Available with a 1.6 GHz quad-core SoC and 2 gigabytes of DDR3 and 16 gigabytes of eMMC for £99 with a suitable remote control.
OSMC 2022.03 with Kodi 19.4 (“Matrix”) (Image: OSMC)
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More details will be provided by the official venueComprehensive wiki Also a very helpful one Community, The “ETA Prime” YouTube channel shows how users can set up the free Media Center on a Raspberry Pi and set it up correctly.
