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I just picked up an iMito MX1 android stick. It has two video players that use hardware decoding for 1080p movies and they play movies great. XBMC plays 1080p as well, but significantly slower. I'm assuming it isn't able to use the hardware. I have a computer running XBMC and if I connect to it with other upnp apps from my android tv, they all ask what player I want to use which works well, but just doesn't look as nice as XBMC. I've looked all over the settings and haven't found a way to have it open in another player.
I know that defeats the purpose of XBMC, but on the android version, this might be a useful feature until hardware support is more common or supported.
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Is there a reason why the official build doesn't allow playback through external players?
It would certainly be useful to those without compatible devices!
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2013-01-03, 19:59
(This post was last modified: 2013-01-03, 20:06 by Haris1977.)
Hello there. I ve downloaded the latest (until now) XBMC.20130102 version in my SG3 android mobile. I know it is not official but when i play a video file through upnp it goes straight to mxplayer. I know that this is the best player but what about subtitles? I think until now mx does not support dlna subs (it supports only in mobile folder). Where does the problem lie? In mx or in xbmc? Any news about that?
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2013-01-03, 21:09
(This post was last modified: 2013-01-03, 21:11 by Haris1977.)
Can you provide the exact link please?I can't find it
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davilla
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separate and independent, that way one PR is not depended on the other. If you have the identical commit in both, git is smart and will do the right thing.
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be aware, too late for Frodo. Fordo+1, ok.