2012-12-17, 01:28
Has anyone had any luck getting this installed on the raspberry pi having some issues getting installed just not sure if its possible any one?
(2012-12-18, 01:04)apeg Wrote: worked for me on my v2 512mb Rpi using openelec img r12699.img (aka frodo)
Probably a smarter way but this worked for me:
- go to https://github.com/pecinko/quartz.reloaded and click on a ZIP icon.
- on your computer extract the zip folder
- using SFTP go to "/storage/.xbmc/addons" on your XBMC
- dump the folder in there (make sure files are only one level deep... )
- go into your XBMC; Setting > Appearance > Skin > change to quartz (you may have to reboot after dumping the files as it doesn't seem to do a refresh on the available skins)
good luck,
-aPeg
(2013-03-13, 18:52)PISTONRIPPER Wrote: I've got this running the the 512 B Pi, It is my default skin, running absolutely beautifully and fast, it ran even faster when I optimised a few overlay png files.
WELL DONE !!!!! and Thank You
(2013-03-13, 20:38)pecinko Wrote:(2013-03-13, 18:52)PISTONRIPPER Wrote: I've got this running the the 512 B Pi, It is my default skin, running absolutely beautifully and fast, it ran even faster when I optimised a few overlay png files.
WELL DONE !!!!! and Thank You
Thanks for feedback.
What was optimization about - resizing overlays from 1080p to 720p?
(2013-04-07, 10:54)queeup Wrote: Yea I think need some optimization for Pi. I don't know what do you need but it's not so smooth on Pi
This is my default skin for all my XBMC Boxes. ION & Pi