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Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - DrowningApe - 2013-02-26
Via the settings menu.
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - bluray - 2013-02-26
(2013-02-26, 16:44)yaser222 Wrote:If you are using HDMI cable from NUC to LCD, the audio output in Frodo should be identtical (other than mine is AMD and your is Intel).....(2013-02-26, 16:30)bluray Wrote:(2013-02-26, 15:12)yaser222 Wrote: 1- how to get audio working ?You can setup Frodo audio output similar to my screen shot below, and it'll be Intel for your NUC. Here are more tips- Simplify XBMC configurations......
i have connected the nuc into sony lcd directly but theres no sound
i dont know how to make it working im new to the XBMC
i try from audio output with no luck
thank you in advance
Thx I'm going to check my settings again
It's a little bit different than your setup I will post screen setting if didn't work with me
Thx all
Re: RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - yaser222 - 2013-02-26
(2013-02-26, 18:37)bluray Wrote:(2013-02-26, 16:44)yaser222 Wrote:If you are using HDMI cable from NUC to LCD, the audio output in Frodo should be identtical (other than mine is AMD and your is Intel).....(2013-02-26, 16:30)bluray Wrote: You can setup Frodo audio output similar to my screen shot below, and it'll be Intel for your NUC. Here are more tips- Simplify XBMC configurations......
Thx I'm going to check my settings again
It's a little bit different than your setup I will post screen setting if didn't work with me
Thx all
Ok cool I get it clear now
Thx for the info
Re: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - yaser222 - 2013-02-27
Ok now everything is working like it should be
The sound i made some configuration
And it's working good for now
I don't know if there's another configuration should do the trick
But this one works with me
And for the remote android app
The problem it was from the user name
It's xbmc
And I wrote it in capital XBMC because of that didn't work in the beginning
So Thx all for the info I appreciate your help
Will be back soon if I got into problems
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - spencers - 2013-02-27
(2013-02-26, 18:37)bluray Wrote: If you are using HDMI cable from NUC to LCD, the audio output in Frodo should be identtical (other than mine is AMD and your is Intel).....No. Like I said, it should be analog.
(2013-02-27, 00:08)yaser222 Wrote: Ok now everything is working like it should be
So Thx all for the info I appreciate your help
Looks good. Analog is what works best for me as well. You're welcome!
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - Relentless - 2013-02-28
Hi guys,
Just wanted to give input on my NUC. I have an Intel NUC i3 with the HD4000 and ethernet (DC3217IYE) which has a small Intel 525 SSD and 4Gb ram running the latest OpenElec RC3 with the XPerience+ skin. I stream videos from my QNAP NAS over ethernet. I also use the Pulse Eight CEC adapter so I can use the remote from my Panasonic plasma.
Everything works really well. Boot times are super fast (<10sec) compared with my old Revo R3610 and after helping debug the OpenElec RC2 Intel graphics problems OpenElec RC3 is working flawlessly. The i3 with SSD makes the skin really smooth and the HD4000 doesn't have any problems with high bitrate stuff. I have tested the 'bird scene' from BBC Planet Earth 1080p and have no frame drops even when peaking over 40Mbit/s and video looks really good (subjectively) - during that playback max cpu on all cores is just over 10%
The box does get pretty hot but I guess it is designed for that and I cannot hear any fan noise from the box which is placed behind my TV and is completely invisible. I have the bios setup to turn on when the power is restored and have a master-slave power board which completely turns off the NUC when the TV is turned off. This seems to be girl friendly as I have been away and my girlfriend can get her BBC world news livestream running without me easily.
A nice box.
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - Bennamin - 2013-02-28
Nice mini-review Relentless
I've been using various Asrock ION boxes over the years but the fan noise is starting to annoy me. I'm sold on the NUC, I'll order one come pay day.
Anyone used a fanless/heatsink case for the NUC? I'm particularly interested in this one:
http://www.tranquilpcshop.co.uk/nuc-ye-gbe-lan-board-d33217gke/
http://www.fanlesstech.com/ has some other fanless NUC offerings if anyone is interested.
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - touser - 2013-02-28
(2013-02-28, 01:06)Relentless Wrote: I have the bios setup to turn on when the power is restored and have a master-slave power board which completely turns off the NUC when the TV is turned off. This seems to be girl friendly as I have been away and my girlfriend can get her BBC world news livestream running without me easily.
A nice box.
This is interesting, do you mind linking to the board you use? Thanks.
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - Relentless - 2013-02-28
(2013-02-28, 11:43)touser Wrote:(2013-02-28, 01:06)Relentless Wrote: I have the bios setup to turn on when the power is restored and have a master-slave power board which completely turns off the NUC when the TV is turned off. This seems to be girl friendly as I have been away and my girlfriend can get her BBC world news livestream running without me easily.
A nice box.
This is interesting, do you mind linking to the board you use? Thanks.
No worries. I am using an Australian socket version of this:
http://www.belkin.com/us/F7C007-Belkin/p/P-F7C007
TV is master. The NUC, my preamp and amplifier are all slaves.
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - TugboatBill - 2013-02-28
(2013-02-28, 09:00)Bennamin Wrote: Anyone used a fanless/heatsink case for the NUC? I'm particularly interested in this one:
http://www.tranquilpcshop.co.uk/nuc-ye-gbe-lan-board-d33217gke/
http://www.fanlesstech.com/ has some other fanless NUC offerings if anyone is interested.
That looks great! I'll probably buy a couple of these when I'm ready (2-3months) or possibly this: Silverstone NUC Fanless
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - bluray - 2013-02-28
(2013-02-27, 17:38)spencers Wrote:The NUC+Linux might be different, but what shown on my screenshot works fine w/ Frodo and Windows 7. My setups are HDMI from Intel i7 w/ HD4000 iGPU, discrete Nvidia GT545 and discrete AMD HD5570 to HDMI on several LED TV's, and they all works the same way.......(2013-02-26, 18:37)bluray Wrote: If you are using HDMI cable from NUC to LCD, the audio output in Frodo should be identtical (other than mine is AMD and your is Intel).....No. Like I said, it should be analog.
(2013-02-28, 17:55)TugboatBill Wrote:It will be a very nice fanless NUC....
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - Dougie Fresh - 2013-03-01
How about this NUC enclosure by Tranquil?
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/Tranquil-Intel-NUC-Passively-Cooled-Case,20731.html
These all need an internal IR receiver
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RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - iHateMemphiz - 2013-03-01
I love the Tranquil case but not about to pay nearly $200 US for it
Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - DrowningApe - 2013-03-03
I setup my celeron NUC today. Brief impressions using openELEC installed on a flash drive with 4gb of ram. It's fast. It plays straight bd rips over gbit Ethernet with no problem. Aeon NOX runs smooth. I'll try XBMCbuntu soon.
RE: Intel NUC - HTPC possibilities - nabberuk - 2013-03-04
(2013-03-03, 10:04)DrowningApe Wrote: I setup my celeron NUC today. Brief impressions using openELEC installed on a flash drive with 4gb of ram. It's fast. It plays straight bd rips over gbit Ethernet with no problem. Aeon NOX runs smooth. I'll try XBMCbuntu soon.
thanks for the feedback, will go ahead and buy one. well if i can find one for sale in the uk!