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2012-06-21, 19:45
(This post was last modified: 2012-06-22, 10:47 by Starstream.)
I'm not sure if the All Winner A10 supports H.264 MVC which is the codec used in 3D Blu-ray's, you can do the x264 SBS stuff for sure. I tried playing a MVC trailer under it's Android player and it falls back to CPU decoding.
Update: Turned out it was the network link as videos were so small I didn't think initially it would an issue, I copied the video to local storage and it played fine so it looks like it can handle 3D MVC videos.
The sumvision boxes are using Amlogic 8726-M1 chipset.
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I am not aware of a way to get an external bluetooth adapter to work on the Mele A1000.
I have two different ones and neither works so far.
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2012-06-22, 16:53
(This post was last modified: 2012-06-22, 16:55 by Kweker.)
You probably need to enable support for it in your kernel config. And before people start pointing out:
yes I'm sorry ... this has nothing to do with running xbmc on A10, but I didn't ask the question, just want to help
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I have Bluetooth keyboard working on the mele under android and Linux. My keyboard uses micro USB Bluetooth dongle.
My Keyboard is a Logitech K400.
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K400 isn't a bluetooth keyboard. It uses Logitechs own wireless technology.
USB Wireless keyboards work without problems, but bluetooth doesn't as you don't see the bluetooth tab in the android settings.
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Anyway let's not talk about bt devices As it is kind of thread jacking again d1dd1