2015-04-30, 00:24
The Wetek Play is easily the best value for money. Great devs and great community.
Beautiful device
Beautiful device
(2015-04-30, 14:39)SABERZAID Wrote: so just before i click to buy , is the asus chromebox good for me ( want it only for kodi with full 1080p and 3d support, all codec support etc ) i dont care much about 4k now and im going to install openelec and how you guys compare it with minix-h plus (an android box)
this is the link
http://www.amazon.com/ASUS-CHROMEBOX-M00...op?ie=UTF8
(2015-04-29, 14:25)wrxtasy Wrote:(2015-04-29, 12:32)WantWorldTV Wrote: So, I'm quite lost, I've been googling and youtubing for days about this. Fire TV looks the easiest one of the three, but I'm worried about the "Do not get a FireTV if you care about LiveTv". If I could buy a Chromebox that had already Kodi preinstalled I'd totally buy it!
Yes thats correct, do not get a Amazon Fire TV if you want to watch acceptable 50Hz Live TV. You are in Europe with very likely 25i/50i interlaced Live TV broadcasts that will not deinterlace properly with hardware acceleration enabled. Want proof...
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=222434
If you also care about perfect 23.976fps (24p) movies do not get a AFTV as it does not support dynamic refresh rate switching either.
A Chromebox or a RPi2 for Kodi + DVB-T Live TV viewing in Europe/Oz/NZ will give you superior results.
Have a good look at the Wetek Play if you want an out of the box solution. This will also give you the option of OpenElec / Kodi + Live TV + Android for Netflix etc. Wetek are in Europe and will provide good support for Kodi and the Wetek Play.
https://wetek.com/
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=213747
Other options are AMlogic S805 SoC devices can run 50Hz Live TV and deinterlacing very well, even when using Kodi / Android. These support dynamic refresh rate switching. But have other limitations such as no perfect 24p.
(2015-04-30, 14:55)SABERZAID Wrote: whats the diff between 3d iso and
3d sbs
(2011-02-15, 09:58)poofyhairguy Wrote: You will need to build a custom rig, preferably with a GT 630 V2 GPU (aka the best HTPC GPU ever) or better to even make it worthwhile. That GPU plays all my h264 2160p files, and runs Aeon Nox at 4k perfectly at 60fps so I can recommend it also for older system you want to make into Kodi machines. Here is a good starting point for the quest of building a HTPC:
(2015-05-03, 01:46)yeah_mike Wrote:(2011-02-15, 09:58)poofyhairguy Wrote: You will need to build a custom rig, preferably with a GT 630 V2 GPU (aka the best HTPC GPU ever) or better to even make it worthwhile. That GPU plays all my h264 2160p files, and runs Aeon Nox at 4k perfectly at 60fps so I can recommend it also for older system you want to make into Kodi machines. Here is a good starting point for the quest of building a HTPC:
My understanding is you only HDMI version 2.0 and up is capable of 4k playback at 60fps. I did a quick search of GT 630 V2 on google, which either says it has HDMI 1.4, or doesn't mention the version (implying that it's 1.4?).
Are you sure your GPU plays 4k at 60fps?
(2015-05-04, 18:47)SABERZAID Wrote: i see
so the 2nd option ASUS VivoPC will play the full 3d?
the first option is a chrombox with Intel i3-4010U Processor 1.7 GHz anyway