(2015-02-15, 19:27)drhill Wrote: So far a few days in I have the chromebox mostly setup how I want. Still need to get channel icons downloaded for LiveTV (via IPTV simple and HDHomerun prime) and figure out how to the the channel numbers to match what Verizon gives.

All my movies and tv shows play great and thanks for the help for the refresh rate, furii.

All I need to do is figure out if I want to switch to FLIRC for better keyboard and on/standby support with my Harmony Smart Control. Thanks everyone. Shame no Netflix though. It would be much easier on the wife if she didn't have to switch inputs for it.

(2015-02-16, 03:38)drhill Wrote: OpenElec? I thought netflix on Ubuntu is only SD resolution?

(2015-02-16, 03:45)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2015-02-16, 03:38)drhill Wrote: OpenElec? I thought netflix on Ubuntu is only SD resolution?

Nope, full HD/5.1 for a while now

(2015-02-15, 14:05)noggin Wrote:

(2015-02-15, 12:02)Soli Wrote: 30hz isnt a standard, so good luck finding a Tv that supports this mode. 23.976/24hz wasnt a standard till pretty late in the plasma age, when the second/third gen. Blu ray players began to appear with support for 24hz. Pioneer tripped the framerate so internally it was running at 72hz, Panasonic went with 96hz in their top models. Cinemas from used to run at 48hz). This was using plasmas, lcd does not flicker so one does not need to process the vertical sync @ 3 or 4 times.

Point is, 60hz is already a standard which is integer compatible with 30hz, so there was never a need for 30hz. It would be totally and utter pointless.

Even if your display supported both 30 and 60hz, the 60hz mode would be preferable. No blanking, smoother gui when going out/in of fullscreen. So when Kodi is using 60hz with your 30fps movie, it is doing everything correctly. This type of question pops up far too frequently. If only people could think for 1 second: Hmm, I wonder what the freaking *point* of "adjust display refresh..." is....?

2160/30p (and 2160/25p) are both standards for HDMI 1.4a (as 2160/50p and 2160/60p aren't supported on HDMI 1.x variants - though 4:2:0 2160/50p and 60p is within HDMI 1.4 bandwidths ).

720/25p, 720/29.97p, 720/30p, 1080/25p, 1080/29.97p and 1080/30p are all CEA 861 supported formats (and I believe at least one of my displays supports them and flags them via EDID) - though there is no need to use them over the 50/59.94/60p variants (unless you have bandwidth constraints)

(2015-02-16, 03:45)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2015-02-16, 03:38)drhill Wrote: OpenElec? I thought netflix on Ubuntu is only SD resolution?

Nope, full HD/5.1 for a while now

(2015-02-16, 15:29)Bumpaneer Wrote:

(2015-02-16, 03:45)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2015-02-16, 03:38)drhill Wrote: OpenElec? I thought netflix on Ubuntu is only SD resolution?

Nope, full HD/5.1 for a while now

Wait, I'm missing something on my setup then. I can get HD (720p) video, but no 5.1 audio. Are you using pipelight or HTML5 for Netflix? When you press CTRL+ALT+SHIFT+D during video playback it shows 5.1 audio? (just making sure its not your receiver, etc up-mixing)

Here is a screenshot of what I see currently: http://i.imgur.com/c0roAWt.jpg

I would love to get 5.1 audio working for Netflix and would appreciate any help getting it working.

(2015-02-16, 16:25)ThEgOg Wrote: can anyone please clarify whether the EZ script works on a chromebook? i have a hp 14 4gb with the 2995u processor. i've used the search function on the thread but reading standalone comments is still a little confusing. a few posts talk about installing on chromebooks, however there doesn't seem to be anything in Matt's info post at the start?

if it does then amazing as kodi is the only extra thing i wish i had on my chromebook.

i'm happy to read the 3.5k plus post thread if it does, however if it doesn't work on chromebooks i'd rather not waste my time if poss

many thanks for your time

(2015-02-16, 16:25)ThEgOg Wrote: can anyone please clarify whether the EZ script works on a chromebook? i have a hp 14 4gb with the 2995u processor. i've used the search function on the thread but reading standalone comments is still a little confusing. a few posts talk about installing on chromebooks, however there doesn't seem to be anything in Matt's info post at the start?

if it does then amazing as kodi is the only extra thing i wish i had on my chromebook.

i'm happy to read the 3.5k plus post thread if it does, however if it doesn't work on chromebooks i'd rather not waste my time if poss

many thanks for your time

(2015-02-16, 18:06)Matt Devo Wrote:

(2015-02-16, 15:29)Bumpaneer Wrote:

(2015-02-16, 03:45)Matt Devo Wrote: Nope, full HD/5.1 for a while now

Wait, I'm missing something on my setup then. I can get HD (720p) video, but no 5.1 audio. Are you using pipelight or HTML5 for Netflix? When you press CTRL+ALT+SHIFT+D during video playback it shows 5.1 audio? (just making sure its not your receiver, etc up-mixing)

Here is a screenshot of what I see currently: http://i.imgur.com/c0roAWt.jpg

I would love to get 5.1 audio working for Netflix and would appreciate any help getting it working.

pretty sure it was showing 5.1 audio, but I only tested it briefly a few months ago. As much as I'd like a single-device solution, it's just easier to have the ChromeBox be a Kodi appliance and use the Bluray player for Netflix, Hulu, etc.