(2013-08-28, 21:33)KILLERNADS Wrote: Actually no it wouldnt be considered higher priority as you can watch a movie with subtitles turned off its not something that you desperately need, however audio is a must have and you cant really watch a movie without it

You said i can let XBMC decode the audio for me? How is that? Can it output in 5.1 surround sound?

(2013-08-29, 12:43)KILLERNADS Wrote: Can someone please tell me how to carry over my furniture rearrangements on the main menu from my htpc? I have assigned custom menus etc on Aeon Nox skin on my htpc, how can i save myself from creating these again? ie. which file do i need to copy over from my htpc to my ouya box and where? I already copied over the whole userdata folder to transfer all db, playlists etc...

thanks

(2013-08-30, 10:44)Senaxx Wrote: Sadly enough there are a lot of shortcomings from the OUYA android. This build works good enough but it's far from perfect. OUYA has only 60hz support and no support for 16:10 resolutions sadly enough.

Though since this is not an official team xbmc release, how far is the development from the official XBMC ouya edition? Device seems capable / fast enough to display most of the media.

(2013-08-30, 16:32)KILLERNADS Wrote: Well since XBMC teamed up with OUYA to do an official app, when the console was first launched past successful funding at kickstarter, you would have thought that they would be constantly communicating with each other to work out the problems at both ends! Guess this was not the case!

In fact, it was the main reason why i bought the OUYA, plainly because it was backed officially by XBMC!

(2013-08-30, 16:32)KILLERNADS Wrote: Well since XBMC teamed up with OUYA to do an official app, when the console was first launched past successful funding at kickstarter, you would have thought that they would be constantly communicating with each other to work out the problems at both ends! Guess this was not the case!

In fact, it was the main reason why i bought the OUYA, plainly because it was backed officially by XBMC!

(2013-08-31, 03:15)Ned Scott Wrote:

(2013-08-30, 16:32)KILLERNADS Wrote: Well since XBMC teamed up with OUYA to do an official app, when the console was first launched past successful funding at kickstarter, you would have thought that they would be constantly communicating with each other to work out the problems at both ends! Guess this was not the case!

In fact, it was the main reason why i bought the OUYA, plainly because it was backed officially by XBMC!

There is communication on both ends.What are you talking about? Just because it's not fixed RIGHT NOW doesn't mean it will never be fixed, or that anyone lied to you about the OUYA.

Team XBMC releases stable XBMC versions for every platform at the same time. OUYA is no different. The fact that the current version in the OUYA store is "unofficial" is just a technicality, and there really is no flipping difference. Development builds are still official builds, and they're available right now. OUYA is Android. It's not anything special (not yet). OUYA funded Team XBMC with money and OUYA-dev units, and even contracted a Team XBMC dev to work on it specifically. All XBMC for Android improvements are also OUYA improvements. People are working their asses off to make this the best it can be.

What the heck, man? What else do you want us do to?

If someone says to go tell OUYA about an issue, it's because that would be the best way to help the situation. OUYA knows about most of these issues, but they can't fix every single one at the exact same time, just like we can't do that with XBMC itself.

So far, just about every fear you guys have had about the OUYA has been proven false. As time goes by, more and more people are putting their foot in their mouth about their doubts.