(2014-09-09, 04:42)c0mm0n Wrote: [ -> ]I take your build anytime ! I asked fritsch what would be the guidelines on adding the vaapi driver as I had no idea how to do that, and would have then sent the iso to you.
If you can do it yourself that's just perfect (by the way i'm curious how you add the driver to the OE build, if you have some insights on the method).
The vaapi ppa seems stable enough to be included as an experimental build.
the entire OE build system compiles everything from source. To swap in a different source for XBMC or the VAAPI driver, all I have to do is change a few URLs and a couple other lines of text. Obviously there's dependencies to worry about, but it's not insurmountable
I currently have dual boot chromeOS + openlec and I want to switch to Ubunto+xbmc. How hard would it be to switch over?
(2014-09-09, 14:28)sledgebrah Wrote: [ -> ]I currently have dual boot chromeOS + openlec and I want to switch to Ubunto+xbmc. How hard would it be to switch over?
do a factory reset using the recovery media, then install Ubuntu using the script.
I am sorry as I can see this topic has been covered and I have read a decent amount but I am on the cusp of hitting a point where I can no longer return my chromebox and I am not sure if it is worth keeping with this issue. Running stand alone Openelec 2gb ram HP Chromebox
the hardware acceleration, I noticed the stops in the video with the sound continuing then the video would catch up. I tried the following
enable SW filter for VAAPI - this played fine for a while till the picture froze and the sound kept going. With this setting clicked it never fixed itself and I had to manually power down unit.
Disable VAAP all together - with this any movie 720 or above does not play smoothly
Disable hardware acceleration all together - playback not smooth
I have been trying to read up as much as I can and I see there is discussions of a potential build with different drivers, but for the time being what set up are people currently mitigate the issue? I think today is the last day I can return the box and although performance wise it is solid this issue almost defeats the purpose of having it at all.
for the time being I am going to the suggested settings in the wiki. Maybe the freeze I had using the sw filter was a random one off, I dont even remember the file I was viewing when it happened
as I stated I am sorry for asking questions that have been gone over, its just that it is hard to tell which post or ideas to fix are current, or just something that was posted 2 months ago that has been identified as being useless. Thanks in advance for any help
(2014-09-09, 18:12)mcord Wrote: [ -> ]I am sorry as I can see this topic has been covered and I have read a decent amount but I am on the cusp of hitting a point where I can no longer return my chromebox and I am not sure if it is worth keeping with this issue. Running stand alone Openelec 2gb ram HP Chromebox
the hardware acceleration, I noticed the stops in the video with the sound continuing then the video would catch up. I tried the following
enable SW filter for VAAPI - this played fine for a while till the picture froze and the sound kept going. With this setting clicked it never fixed itself and I had to manually power down unit.
Disable VAAP all together - with this any movie 720 or above does not play smoothly
Disable hardware acceleration all together - playback not smooth
I have been trying to read up as much as I can and I see there is discussions of a potential build with different drivers, but for the time being what set up are people currently mitigate the issue? I think today is the last day I can return the box and although performance wise it is solid this issue almost defeats the purpose of having it at all.
Do more have SW filter enabled or disabled? Is there any actual benefit to just using confluence to prevent the freeze? Is an actual solution close to being implemented?
as I stated I am sorry for asking questions that have been gone over, its just that it is hard to tell which post or ideas to fix are current, or just something that was posted 2 months ago that has been identified as being useless. Thanks in advance for any help
with the latest OE beta (4.1.6) and the recommended settings in the wiki (all VAAPI options enabled), you should not be experiencing any issues. Skin selection isn't relevant.
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with the latest OE beta (4.1.6) and the recommended settings in the wiki (all VAAPI options enabled), you should not be experiencing any issues. Skin selection isn't relevant.
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thank you for the response, I did not have VC1 selected but will do so
(2014-09-09, 19:09)mcord Wrote: [ -> ]thank you for the response, I did not have VC1 selected but will do so
that won't make a difference unless you are playing back VC-1 (vs h.264) content, and will not affect any lock-ups you might be experiencing
How does one go and change the boot order? I currently have chomeOS to boot up, but I want openlec to boot up.
(2014-09-09, 19:44)sledgebrah Wrote: [ -> ]How does one go and change the boot order? I currently have chromeOS to boot up, but I want openlec to boot up.
sigh, do people even bother reading the first post anymore?
use the script, it's (currently) option 3
(2014-09-09, 20:08)Matt Devo Wrote: [ -> ] (2014-09-09, 19:44)sledgebrah Wrote: [ -> ]How does one go and change the boot order? I currently have chromeOS to boot up, but I want openlec to boot up.
sigh, do people even bother reading the first post anymore?
use the script, it's (currently) option 3
Ive read it multiple times. Sorry but I'm new to this.
So what your saying is to run this script :
curl -L -O
http://goo.gl/3Tfu5W
sudo bash 3Tfu5W
To change the boot order?
(2014-09-09, 20:15)sledgebrah Wrote: [ -> ]Ive read it multiple times. Sorry but I'm new to this.
So what your saying is to run this script :
curl -L -O http://goo.gl/3Tfu5W
sudo bash 3Tfu5W
To change the boot order?
ok, then what part isn't clear? When you run the script (as above), option 3 lets you set the boot options - which OS is default, and the timeout before the default OS boots. (I believe) that is clearly explained in the first post - there's a screenshot and everything. If it's not clear, let me know how I can make it more so.
(2014-09-09, 20:15)sledgebrah Wrote: [ -> ]Ive read it multiple times. Sorry but I'm new to this.
So what your saying is to run this script :
curl -L -O http://goo.gl/3Tfu5W
sudo bash 3Tfu5W
To change the boot order?
Option 3 as posted in Post 1
I wasnt sure if the script was something meant just for the install process. But now I see that its necessary for making changes to change the boot order.
Thank you all for your help
(2014-09-08, 08:52)Matt Devo Wrote: [ -> ]I'd start with dual-booting Ubuntu using the script then. It will get you set up with an updated kernel and pre-install XBMC, all you will have to do is add Chromium. Alternately, someone did do a write-up on the forums here to set up Arch on the ChromeBox; you can read that and see if you think it's doable.
Thanks for all the good help, I will do this. But first I`ll think I try the Chromium addon. Try and see if it fits my needs.
(2014-09-08, 12:03)Netix Wrote: [ -> ]I use the Chromium addon to watch live streaming sport online and It work perfectly. It doesn't work with netflix but for other streaming need it's perfect 
Thanks, I`ll go for testing this first. See if it is enough for me.
Thanks everyone!!