(2014-04-10, 22:38)timmy! Wrote: Have you tried xunity or fusion?

(2014-04-10, 21:35)thess Wrote: One thing I'm missing from my JB ATV2 is airplay. I see on the OUYA builds there is the option to enable it, but it never shows up as an AirPlay device on my network. I know this is probably super low-priority so I have a different question.

I see there is an android app called AirReceiver that someone on XDA forums says works. But I can't figure out how the heck to get an APK for it to try to sideload it. I'm perfectly willing to buy it and figure out how to get the APK itself, but Google Play won't let me buy it because I don't have any registered Android devices. >.>

TL;DR, what's the smart way to get APKs?

(2014-04-10, 22:45)batcave Wrote:

(2014-04-10, 22:38)timmy! Wrote: Have you tried xunity or fusion?

yes Fusion works ! have added 1channel icefilms from fusion for the moment but wanted mashup, simply movies...etc which are not there on fusion but available on super repo which is not working for me.

(2014-04-10, 22:51)ilovemymac Wrote: Does anyone know if you deregister the box if it wipes Xbmc off? I did mine gave it to someone and he is hoping Xbmc on it.

(2014-04-08, 21:10)awp0 Wrote:

(2014-04-08, 20:19)elmerohueso Wrote:

(2014-04-08, 19:39)awp0 Wrote: Yeah, I noticed that earlier. I'm interested in the actual power consumption in various scenarios (streaming, idle, standby). I have a couple of Raspi's which use so little electricity that I just leave them on 24/7 even when I don't use them sometimes for a week or two. They use like 3 watts idle. I also used to have a Boxee Box which never had a proper standby and always used like 16 watts. That bugged me.

I know it's not as low as it could be, but 16 watt power consumption for 24 hours is only .384 kWh. Where I live, that's 4.6 cents per day. In comparison, that's less than leaving my bedroom lights on for 3 hours.

Yeah, I know it's not that bad price-wise. It's just an interest of mine I guess. I think the ATV3 was measured at something crazy like 1.5w in operation. I'm wondering where the Fire TV lands. Obviously it's less than 16w.

(2014-04-10, 23:25)jrojas Wrote: Just got mine today and checked power consumption of the Firetv. and during boot it consumes about 4 watts and peaked at 6 for a couple of seconds after that idled at 2.5 watts. tried playing a movie on xbmc koying's most current build and its about the same as idle. varies from 3.7 - 4 watts. this was measured with a p3 kill-a-watt

(2014-04-10, 23:32)garvani Wrote:

(2014-04-10, 23:25)jrojas Wrote: Just got mine today and checked power consumption of the Firetv. and during boot it consumes about 4 watts and peaked at 6 for a couple of seconds after that idled at 2.5 watts. tried playing a movie on xbmc koying's most current build and its about the same as idle. varies from 3.7 - 4 watts. this was measured with a p3 kill-a-watt

Thanks heaps for taking the time to do those tests! Awesome power usage

(2014-04-10, 23:08)crackd Wrote: Update on my 12.3.3_2 playback issues of Monsters test file:

I uploaded a log file of my playback here: http://xbmclogs.com/show.php?id=171089 where line 846 reports an error loading StageFright:

16:58:39 T:1665968832 ERROR: CDVDVideoCodecStageFright:: - failed to open, codec(28), profile(100), level(41)

My FireTV is at version 51.1.0.1_user_510055620

Any ideas on issue?

(2014-04-10, 17:06)Koying Wrote: Well, that reduces to one
Half-good news, because I really have no idea why, right now...

[EDIT]
@DiegoMejia, could you also confirm, please.

(2014-04-11, 02:03)nickr Wrote: Add videos then browse then windows share

(2014-04-11, 02:27)mjbxx Wrote:

(2014-04-11, 02:03)nickr Wrote: Add videos then browse then windows share

I am not seeing my C: and E: drives on the XBMC on the Fire TV for access to the video files. XBMC installed on the PC gives me access to these drives as the Fire TV does not.