2014-09-16, 11:30
amc-h265 support seems to be added here:
https://github.com/jstebbins/xbmc/commit...27339b69bd
https://github.com/jstebbins/xbmc/commit...27339b69bd
(2014-09-16, 11:20)Willem55 Wrote: did you compare advancedsettings.xml between factory and public release...?
If no difference then they must produce the source code of their release.
Can't believe they done it without the Chip manufacture...
(2014-09-16, 11:20)Willem55 Wrote: Official 13.2 stable shows kodi 14.0 in the right bottom corner?
(2014-09-16, 11:30)csgabe Wrote: amc-h265 support seems to be added here:
https://github.com/jstebbins/xbmc/commit...27339b69bd
(2014-09-16, 11:27)shomari Wrote:(2014-09-16, 11:08)jjd-uk Wrote:(2014-09-16, 10:20)shomari Wrote: Both factory version XBMC and public version Kodi were set up as 1:1 as possible before testing. There were minimal differences, mostly due to build versions - the factory modded distribution is 13 alpha-x while Kodi is of course much newer.
I'm curious what is shown in Settings -> Video -> Acceleration on the factory build, could you grab a screenshot?
(2014-09-16, 11:36)jjd-uk Wrote:(2014-09-16, 11:27)shomari Wrote:(2014-09-16, 11:08)jjd-uk Wrote: I'm curious what is shown in Settings -> Video -> Acceleration on the factory build, could you grab a screenshot?
So that build is not even based on an official Gotham v13 release as sometime during the development cycle the hardware acceleration settings were split off into their own separate tab on the Video settings menu (below Playback and above File Lists). So that factory build would appear to be based on either one of our Alpha builds or perhaps even a nightly development build, and is certainly not something that should be distributed to customers as it could contain a quite a number of unfixed bugs.
(2014-09-16, 12:53)jjd-uk Wrote: I suggest you send them this
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html...stedPublic
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But if you release the modified version to the public in some way, the GPL requires you to make the modified source code available to the program's users, under the GPL.
So legally they have no option but to release the source now they are distributing to customers, which should be very easy for them if they are a competent company as the source code should be held on a software version control system such as Github. Although going by the fact it's a Gotham alpha perhaps they are not professional in their development and forked on Github, so perhaps pur source has been downloaded and hacked about on some chinese engineers laptop.
(2014-09-16, 11:30)csgabe Wrote: amc-h265 support seems to be added here:
https://github.com/jstebbins/xbmc/commit...27339b69bd