XBMC 12 Frodo Released
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Raspberry Pi is next to get it
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Raspberry Pi is next to get it
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jacquesstrap wrote: ↑Can anyone comment on XBMC 12 Frodo's performance on a Raspberry Pi (512 Mb model)
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using a 3 amp ngear runs fine theirs a thread on usb hubs compatiability and you may want to check which ports your hub offer the most juice some hubs offer say 7 ports but only 1 or 2 are alocated for say external hard drives or power hungry devices, usually the closest to power source but not always so.Menace wrote: ↑The final release of XBMC dated Jan 28, RaspBMC is on its last nightly (RC3) Jan 24 and Android nightly (RC3) dated Jan 27. RaspBMC runs pretty good (512Mb mode), however I couldn't get it run on USB drive with powered hub. I'm happy with its performance, so I don't care about USB drive or not.
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yes but check out stagefright enabled test builds a your stick may support hardware acceleration for 720 and 1080p. allwinner and amlogic don't support stagefright rockchip does, amlogic gets native support regardless with pivos builds or builds with amplayer enabled.
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lead wrote: ↑using a 3 amp ngear runs fine theirs a thread on usb hubs compatiability and you may want to check which ports your hub offer the most juice some hubs offer say 7 ports but only 1 or 2 are alocated for say external hard drives or power hungry devices, usually the closest to power source but not always so.
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