I'm not really sure what it takes to get Milkdrop or Project M to work in XBMC/Frodo, so I took some shots in the dark and got the visualization scripts for them off github and stuck them into the userdata folder, but I'm still getting only the waveform and 3D spectrum visualizations in Settings. Can't use the milkdrop app, since XBMC won't run in the background yet. Does anyone know what's needed and where to put it?
Milkdrop/ProjectM are not available for ARM architecture in XBMC.
(2013-05-02, 14:18)dmd350 Wrote: [ -> ]... yet??
unless you find some one to port it, no.
(2013-05-02, 14:20)Martijn Wrote: [ -> ] (2013-05-02, 14:18)dmd350 Wrote: [ -> ]... yet??
unless you find some one to port it, no.
What about for the Raspberry PI?
(2014-03-24, 00:28)davilla Wrote: [ -> ]arm is arm.
OK, I was afraid of that. Are you saying that a recompile and build of XBMC can't be done in order to include access to Milkdrop/ProjectM? And, if so, are there any other visualizations for the Raspberry PI (and other Android devices) that can be used to give a bit more variety?
Yes that is what we are saying. No there are no others but the included ones.
Taking into consideration that ProjectM has been already ported to ARM (as Hedda says), when can we expect to see that in Android/iOS builds of XBMC?
when Hedda ports it and submits a PR.