2014-07-23, 22:54
I am assuming it is easy fix but most people seem to be content with workaround. Are there any Skinner's out there that can fix this issue?
(2014-07-23, 22:28)heyredy141 Wrote: I really love Amber skin and would love to use it for its simplicity and vertical menu. It currently crashes whenever I click on Android Apps in XBMC 13.1 as well. I contacted the developer of the skin and he is not able to help as he does not have Android device. Source code can be found below.
https://github.com/pecinko/skin.amber
Help will be greatly appreciated.
(2014-07-23, 18:46)angeloaz Wrote:(2014-07-23, 07:35)Richie Wrote:(2014-07-23, 00:50)King_o_hill Wrote: It plays just fine on my PC with XBMC and my BR player
FireTV doesn't support VC-1 and Mpeg2 hardware decoding, so I was leaning towards that being an issue. The only stuttering/lag problems I've had is playing a VC-1 rip and 10bit rips.
I'm pretty sure the Fire TV does support MPEG2 decoding in hardware. Using libstagefright (stf-mpeg2 decoder), the CPU usage is no higher than H.264 decoding (stf-h264). (This has been discussed in this forum before).
I don't know why the Wiki still claims it doesn't -- as it's probably scaring people off from buying it that want to stream Live TV.
(2014-07-23, 17:09)DaSingh Wrote: I dont know the exact sellers name but it was sent from London next day and cost me £110 about 2months ago. Everything works fine except amazon video content and netflix. Games work great, Plex works and more importantly XBMC is very good but I have to go through all the menus and enter pin to get to it as I dont want other users accidently paying for stuff!
(2014-07-22, 23:32)gizbug Wrote:(2014-07-19, 16:34)bradwatson Wrote:(2014-07-19, 01:02)gizbug Wrote: Now that I have my launcher automatically loading when I turn on my Fire TV, (it goes right to XBMC) is there a way to get back to the amazon home? I need to reconfigure my wireless network.....Go to applications-> android apps then launch the kftv app. That's kindle fire TV...
Thanks, that was pretty easy.
How do I go about updating from 13.1 to 13.2 Beta 1? Do I need Android-ARM or Android-x86 version? Is there a guide on upgrading over 13.1 to this beta? Thanks
(2014-07-24, 04:56)gizbug Wrote:(2014-07-22, 23:32)gizbug Wrote:(2014-07-19, 16:34)bradwatson Wrote: Go to applications-> android apps then launch the kftv app. That's kindle fire TV...
Thanks, that was pretty easy.
How do I go about updating from 13.1 to 13.2 Beta 1? Do I need Android-ARM or Android-x86 version? Is there a guide on upgrading over 13.1 to this beta? Thanks
no one knows how to easily update to beta?
(2014-07-23, 23:29)AiRTiMe34 Wrote:(2014-07-23, 22:54)heyredy141 Wrote: I am assuming it is easy fix but most people seem to be content with workaround. Are there any Skinner's out there that can fix this issue?
If you hang around here long enough, you'll learn that once a workaround is found, fixes don't come very fast.
(2014-07-24, 06:44)BORIStheBLADE Wrote: So after three months of the Fire TV out what is the consensus? This thread moves so fast I can't keep up with you're post guys.
And awesome job on the wiki whom ever is doing it!
(2014-07-24, 07:27)jocala Wrote:(2014-07-24, 06:44)BORIStheBLADE Wrote: So after three months of the Fire TV out what is the consensus? This thread moves so fast I can't keep up with you're post guys.
And awesome job on the wiki whom ever is doing it!
I'm probably a typical user. I'm in the US, have about 10Tb of content, much downloaded via torrents, also much ripped from dvds/blurays, probably 50:50. My ftv is connected via optical to my receiver, 2 speakers in the front, 2 in the back, 1080p 60" TV.
I'm not an audiophile/videophile, I just want things to look good/sound good. And they do.
I have an Ion PC running OpenElec, as a backup. I'm using it less and less and less.
(2014-07-24, 11:05)jobespierre Wrote:(2014-07-24, 07:27)jocala Wrote:(2014-07-24, 06:44)BORIStheBLADE Wrote: So after three months of the Fire TV out what is the consensus? This thread moves so fast I can't keep up with you're post guys.
And awesome job on the wiki whom ever is doing it!
I'm probably a typical user. I'm in the US, have about 10Tb of content, much downloaded via torrents, also much ripped from dvds/blurays, probably 50:50. My ftv is connected via optical to my receiver, 2 speakers in the front, 2 in the back, 1080p 60" TV.
I'm not an audiophile/videophile, I just want things to look good/sound good. And they do.
I have an Ion PC running OpenElec, as a backup. I'm using it less and less and less.
I have to agree with Jocala. 10 TB of content in various formats on my NAS wire conected to my FTV. I watch an a beamer that has HDMI to my Onkyo receiver, that has HDMI to my FTV.
Very pleased with speed, playback, stability! Been using FTV over 2 months now. Im in The Netherlands, so just xbmc. Previously I had a Apple tv 2, and the FTV has better everything. So for a cheap box that will play most of your content, id say you could not get better at this time.
(2014-07-24, 07:13)lagledavid Wrote: yes i am so close to pulling the trigger, its hard cause i can usually throw together a PC with a nice case for under 200. I want something that works well good appearance and relatively easy to run, kinda wife proof.