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RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities (Sandy/Ivy Bridge) - DaveNinja - 2013-09-16
(2013-09-16, 19:49)Raytestrak Wrote:(2013-09-16, 18:10)DaveNinja Wrote:(2013-09-16, 13:13)Noexicaise Wrote: Ok...Thank for quick answer
This one ?
http://openelec.tv/get-openelec/viewcategory/5-intel-builds
Version 3.2.0 ?
for my recently set up NUC, I went with the 3.1 build found in this VAAPI thread: http://openelec.tv/forum/116-vaapi-intel/64006-vaapi-deinterlacing-testing
No offence, but that's pretty useless, since those patches are already merged into 3.1.3
There's really no use for such a old build anymore.
So i can update to 3.2.0 and not worry? cool. I didnt know the VAAPI stuff was merged in
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities (Sandy/Ivy Bridge) - cadetdrivr - 2013-09-16
(2013-09-16, 23:11)Smasher Wrote: 1. When I boot into recovery console, how can I change the screen resolution. I have it connected to a plasma tv (1024x768)Yes, it is technically called overscan and is something the TV typically does automatically but different manufacturers often call it something else more "consumer friendly." Start by taking a look at the manual for your specific TV for possible adjustments.
Don't know if that's called overscan. But the "picture" is too big, missing 3-4 character in top, left, right and bottom.
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities (Sandy/Ivy Bridge) - nickr - 2013-09-16
It's usually in the zoom settings.
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities (Sandy/Ivy Bridge) - Legion455 - 2013-09-17
Hey guys,
I just installed Openelec 3.2 on a Nuc for my brother,... but for the life of me, I cannot connect to it via Samba ..
I've got Win 7 64 ,.. I'm trying to transfer the Colored Icons over,... to no avail.
Has anyone else had problems like thiis? I've got Samba On, no password,..
and I'm putting //192.169.1.123 in my Windows explorer and the connection is being refused ...
Frustrated in Louisville,
Legion
PS In XBMC I can go to Video/Files, ... and browse over to my Win7 or my NAS ... but from my machine, I see nothing! Networks do not show the NUC.
I even have a new Win8 system,,, and I have the same problem there as well.
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities (Sandy/Ivy Bridge) - nickr - 2013-09-17
You need \\192.16...whatever
and it shouldn't be 192.169, the private address space is 192.168 - but perhaps that is a typo.
Anyway, try backslash \\ not forward slash //
EDIT to add, I mean the \\ is for windows explorer, not within xbmc.
Also if you are just trying to copy files over, try scp (or winscp from windows).
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities (Sandy/Ivy Bridge) - Ned Scott - 2013-09-17
Try "smb://192.16...whatever"
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities (Sandy/Ivy Bridge) - Crssi - 2013-09-17
(2013-09-16, 23:11)Smasher Wrote: 1. When I boot into recovery console, how can I change the screen resolution. I have it connected to a plasma tv (1024x768)
Don't know if that's called overscan. But the "picture" is too big, missing 3-4 character in top, left, right and bottom.
You need to set on your TV the connected HDMI input as PC/computer/game to get rid of overscan.
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities (Sandy/Ivy Bridge) - scarecrow420 - 2013-09-17
(2013-09-17, 08:10)Crssi Wrote:(2013-09-16, 23:11)Smasher Wrote: 1. When I boot into recovery console, how can I change the screen resolution. I have it connected to a plasma tv (1024x768)
Don't know if that's called overscan. But the "picture" is too big, missing 3-4 character in top, left, right and bottom.
You need to set on your TV the connected HDMI input as PC/computer/game to get rid of overscan.
Some TV's also only have this "Just Scan" mode on one of their HDMI inputs so as mentioned, check the TV manual
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities (Sandy/Ivy Bridge) - nickr - 2013-09-17
(2013-09-17, 08:10)Crssi Wrote:I have found that to be a bad idea, but probably very dependent on your TV.(2013-09-16, 23:11)Smasher Wrote: 1. When I boot into recovery console, how can I change the screen resolution. I have it connected to a plasma tv (1024x768)
Don't know if that's called overscan. But the "picture" is too big, missing 3-4 character in top, left, right and bottom.
You need to set on your TV the connected HDMI input as PC/computer/game to get rid of overscan.
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities (Sandy/Ivy Bridge) - Smasher - 2013-09-17
(2013-09-16, 23:30)cadetdrivr Wrote:(2013-09-16, 23:11)Smasher Wrote: 1. When I boot into recovery console, how can I change the screen resolution. I have it connected to a plasma tv (1024x768)Yes, it is technically called overscan and is something the TV typically does automatically but different manufacturers often call it something else more "consumer friendly." Start by taking a look at the manual for your specific TV for possible adjustments.
Don't know if that's called overscan. But the "picture" is too big, missing 3-4 character in top, left, right and bottom.
(2013-09-16, 23:39)nickr Wrote: It's usually in the zoom settings.
(2013-09-17, 08:10)Crssi Wrote:(2013-09-16, 23:11)Smasher Wrote: 1. When I boot into recovery console, how can I change the screen resolution. I have it connected to a plasma tv (1024x768)
Don't know if that's called overscan. But the "picture" is too big, missing 3-4 character in top, left, right and bottom.
You need to set on your TV the connected HDMI input as PC/computer/game to get rid of overscan.
(2013-09-17, 08:17)scarecrow420 Wrote:(2013-09-17, 08:10)Crssi Wrote:(2013-09-16, 23:11)Smasher Wrote: 1. When I boot into recovery console, how can I change the screen resolution. I have it connected to a plasma tv (1024x768)
Don't know if that's called overscan. But the "picture" is too big, missing 3-4 character in top, left, right and bottom.
You need to set on your TV the connected HDMI input as PC/computer/game to get rid of overscan.
Some TV's also only have this "Just Scan" mode on one of their HDMI inputs so as mentioned, check the TV manual
(2013-09-17, 10:24)nickr Wrote:(2013-09-17, 08:10)Crssi Wrote:I have found that to be a bad idea, but probably very dependent on your TV.(2013-09-16, 23:11)Smasher Wrote: 1. When I boot into recovery console, how can I change the screen resolution. I have it connected to a plasma tv (1024x768)
Don't know if that's called overscan. But the "picture" is too big, missing 3-4 character in top, left, right and bottom.
You need to set on your TV the connected HDMI input as PC/computer/game to get rid of overscan.
Thank you for all the answers... I have found overscan in user manual... I'll try to disable it.. play with different formats, aspects and pc format.
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities (Sandy/Ivy Bridge) - Legion455 - 2013-09-17
(2013-09-17, 06:18)nickr Wrote: You need \\192.16...whatever
and it shouldn't be 192.169, the private address space is 192.168 - but perhaps that is a typo.
Anyway, try backslash \\ not forward slash //
EDIT to add, I mean the \\ is for windows explorer, not within xbmc.
Also if you are just trying to copy files over, try scp (or winscp from windows).
Thanks man,... yep the 169 was a typo ...
I don't know where I saw to use //192.... instead of \\192 ..
but, it worked as soon as I used \\192 ...
I just KNEW I had a short between the headset somewhere!
And although I couldn't get Cuteftp to work,... Winscp came up and worked the first time,..
so, that MUCHO for the help!!!!
Legion
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities (Sandy/Ivy Bridge) - kennyx - 2013-09-18
Anyone have this problem? I've been using this system with openelec for a good 5 or 6 months, and all of a sudden it crashes and when I try to reboot I get a "PXE-E53: No boot filename received" message
Any ideas?
Edit:
So I've gone into the BIOS and looked at the boot section, and under HDD it now says "NO BOOT DISK DRIVE".
How does a system go from working for the past few months with no hiccups to not being able to find the HDD? (this was with the old BIOS '40'... I've since updated to '42' and still the same problem)
Update #2:
Well... apparently unplugging the NUC unit and then replugging it fixed the problem. Weird huh?
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities (Sandy/Ivy Bridge) - nickr - 2013-09-18
Loose cable? overheating? bad psu? faulty drive?
The PXE message is because it cannot find the hard drive so tries a PXE boot over the network. Presumably you don't have PXE booting set up so it fails that too.
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities (Sandy/Ivy Bridge) - smallclone - 2013-09-18
Is this:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/DCCP847DYE-Computing-Celeron-Antenna-Graphics/dp/B00BIFV5MS/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1379493480&sr=8-2&keywords=intel+nuc+1.8
going to be much better / faster than this? I assume all other specs are the same other than processor?:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Intel-BOXDCCP847DYE-Desktop-PC-Celeron/dp/B00B4O00EM/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1379493511&sr=8-3&keywords=intel+nuc+1.8
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities (Sandy/Ivy Bridge) - fritsch - 2013-09-18
The first one has wrong specs. Both only have 1.1 ghz - both are Celeron 847.