(2016-03-29, 18:10)movie78 Wrote: [ -> ]All Done,The Intel NUC DN2820 going to be my ALL IN ONE KODI device, I am beginning to pull the plug of some on some of my devices.
Raspberry Pi2 ==Done
WeTek Core == Done
ZiDoo X5/6 Pro == Done
VidOn Box == Done
Still in service.
Minix NEO U1 == For BLURAY MENU Fonction with VidOn Kodi
ChromeBox == Still hanging in there until I complete the full migration to the Intel NUC
Funny as I'm Spring-cleaning as well
. Getting rid of all my Kodi media boxes except Intel NUC, HiMedia Q10 Pro, RPi3 and nVidia Shield TV.
Post #1 and chart updated, with new champion Intel h/w w/Intel graphics via Kodi MVC Windows build. At this point, can't do better for Kodi-integrated full 3D, HD audio passthru & proper framerates! Plus, to make it a really compelling all-in-one-box, toss in
WMC with full live TV/PVR, and Netflix/Amazon HD via Windows app or just Chrome browser. Finally, use Launcher4Kodi and it's almost OpenELEC-like just turn-on-and-use-Kodi experience. What's missing? ... full 4K support, but that should come with Intel's next-gen Kaby Lake by year's end.
(2016-03-29, 18:10)movie78 Wrote: [ -> ]All Done,The Intel NUC DN2820 going to be my ALL IN ONE KODI device, I am beginning to pull the plug of some on some of my devices.
Raspberry Pi2 ==Done
WeTek Core == Done
ZiDoo X5/6 Pro == Done
VidOn Box == Done
Still in service.
Minix NEO U1 == For BLURAY MENU Fonction with VidOn Kodi
ChromeBox == Still hanging in there until I complete the full migration to the Intel NUC
I also pull the plug to some of my media players has soon has the Nvidia Shield arrive.
(2016-03-29, 20:32)hdmkv Wrote: [ -> ] (2016-03-29, 18:10)movie78 Wrote: [ -> ]All Done,The Intel NUC DN2820 going to be my ALL IN ONE KODI device, I am beginning to pull the plug of some on some of my devices.
Raspberry Pi2 ==Done
WeTek Core == Done
ZiDoo X5/6 Pro == Done
VidOn Box == Done
Still in service.
Minix NEO U1 == For BLURAY MENU Fonction with VidOn Kodi
ChromeBox == Still hanging in there until I complete the full migration to the Intel NUC
Funny as I'm Spring-cleaning as well . Getting rid of all my Kodi media boxes except Intel NUC, HiMedia Q10 Pro, RPi3 and nVidia Shield TV.
Post #1 and chart updated, with new champion Intel h/w w/Intel graphics via Kodi MVC Windows build. At this point, can't do better for Kodi-integrated full 3D, HD audio passthru & proper framerates! Plus, to make it a really compelling all-in-one-box, toss in WMC with full live TV/PVR, and Netflix/Amazon HD via Windows app or just Chrome browser. Finally, use Launcher4Kodi and it's almost OpenELEC-like just turn-on-and-use-Kodi experience. What's missing? ... full 4K support, but that should come with Intel's next-gen Kaby Lake by year's end.
Did not see you gave the Intel NUC PQ= A++ in the Q10 PRO review.
(2016-03-29, 20:47)couto27 Wrote: [ -> ] (2016-03-29, 18:10)movie78 Wrote: [ -> ]All Done,The Intel NUC DN2820 going to be my ALL IN ONE KODI device, I am beginning to pull the plug of some on some of my devices.
Raspberry Pi2 ==Done
WeTek Core == Done
ZiDoo X5/6 Pro == Done
VidOn Box == Done
Still in service.
Minix NEO U1 == For BLURAY MENU Fonction with VidOn Kodi
ChromeBox == Still hanging in there until I complete the full migration to the Intel NUC
I also pull the plug to some of my media players has soon has the Nvidia Shield arrive.
LOL
(2016-03-29, 21:49)movie78 Wrote: [ -> ]Did not see you gave the Intel NUC PQ= A++ in the Q10 PRO review.
Yes, it's on the chart in PQ row. Took/taking some heat for it
... but, just love the Intel MVC PQ, and 2D and all video PQ.
(2016-03-29, 22:01)hdmkv Wrote: [ -> ] (2016-03-29, 21:49)movie78 Wrote: [ -> ]Did not see you gave the Intel NUC PQ= A++ in the Q10 PRO review.
Yes, it's on the chart in PQ row. Took/taking some heat for it ... but, just love the Intel MVC PQ, and 2D and all video PQ.
I guess they can't HANDLE THE TRUTH
anyone currently using a skin that supports atmos and dts:x flags that works with the latest 3D MVC windows test build?
(2016-03-29, 22:01)hdmkv Wrote: [ -> ] (2016-03-29, 21:49)movie78 Wrote: [ -> ]Did not see you gave the Intel NUC PQ= A++ in the Q10 PRO review.
Yes, it's on the chart in PQ row. Took/taking some heat for it ... but, just love the Intel MVC PQ, and 2D and all video PQ.
As long as people disable the default noise reduction (which is heinously high) it looks pretty good in 2D in Windows. Haven't tried 3D yet.
(2016-03-29, 22:49)noggin Wrote: [ -> ] (2016-03-29, 22:01)hdmkv Wrote: [ -> ] (2016-03-29, 21:49)movie78 Wrote: [ -> ]Did not see you gave the Intel NUC PQ= A++ in the Q10 PRO review.
Yes, it's on the chart in PQ row. Took/taking some heat for it ... but, just love the Intel MVC PQ, and 2D and all video PQ.
As long as people disable the default noise reduction (which is heinously high) it looks pretty good in 2D in Windows. Haven't tried 3D yet.
what is the proper setup with a windows setup in regards to full color/ limited color, i just got a new AVR and its opened up a bunch of output options with my TV.. but im pretty clueless as to whats best.
With AVR, you should just set the video output to 'through' or something similar.
(2016-03-29, 22:59)hdmkv Wrote: [ -> ]With AVR, you should just set the video output to 'through' or something similar.
so bluray content is all "limited" color space so its better to keep everything set to limited color and not full color, correct?
(2016-03-29, 22:49)noggin Wrote: [ -> ] (2016-03-29, 22:01)hdmkv Wrote: [ -> ] (2016-03-29, 21:49)movie78 Wrote: [ -> ]Did not see you gave the Intel NUC PQ= A++ in the Q10 PRO review.
Yes, it's on the chart in PQ row. Took/taking some heat for it ... but, just love the Intel MVC PQ, and 2D and all video PQ.
As long as people disable the default noise reduction (which is heinously high) it looks pretty good in 2D in Windows. Haven't tried 3D yet.
What do mean disabling the noise reduction?
(2016-03-29, 23:14)movie78 Wrote: [ -> ] (2016-03-29, 22:54)dukester Wrote: [ -> ] (2016-03-29, 22:49)noggin Wrote: [ -> ]As long as people disable the default noise reduction (which is heinously high) it looks pretty good in 2D in Windows. Haven't tried 3D yet.
what is the proper setup with a windows setup in regards to full color/ limited color, i just got a new AVR and its opened up a bunch of output options with my TV.. but im pretty clueless as to whats best.
What AVR did you buy?
Pioneer VSX 1130 K
with it hooked to my TV i can up convert to 4k60p 4:4:4 or 36bit color, probably all not nessasary at all
,But im really loving Atmos even if its only 5.2.2 , i specifically went with this AVR as i can have a full 7.2.2 hooked up and it auto switches from 7.2 to 5.2.2 when needed.. and im into a "nice" AVR for a not so hefty price tag. i thought about going onkyo or Denon but they dont seem to support 9ch input only anything close to my where my budget was. I installed Klipsch RC 1650 Ceiling speakers yesterday to finish it all up and im pretty happy with the setup so far.
I've found video processing on some AVR's causes EDID data coming from the media player or HTPC to be messed up, and causes 3D playback to break.
(2016-03-29, 23:26)dukester Wrote: [ -> ] (2016-03-29, 23:14)movie78 Wrote: [ -> ] (2016-03-29, 22:54)dukester Wrote: [ -> ]what is the proper setup with a windows setup in regards to full color/ limited color, i just got a new AVR and its opened up a bunch of output options with my TV.. but im pretty clueless as to whats best.
What AVR did you buy?
Pioneer VSX 1130 K
with it hooked to my TV i can up convert to 4k60p 4:4:4 or 36bit color, probably all not nessasary at all ,But im really loving Atmos even if its only 5.2.2 , i specifically went with this AVR as i can have a full 7.2.2 hooked up and it auto switches from 7.2 to 5.2.2 when needed.. and im into a "nice" AVR for a not so hefty price tag. i thought about going onkyo or Denon but they dont seem to support 9ch input only anything close to my where my budget was. I installed Klipsch RC 1650 Ceiling speakers yesterday to finish it all up and im pretty happy with the setup so far.
Use to have the VSX-90 with is similar to VSX-1130, i don't remember making changes to the Video output settings.