2014-11-05, 22:04
ffmpeg and low level codec stuff is not our business or expertise.
2014-11-20, 15:20
Hi,
I just want to add my own request for this. Kodi can play everything I have in full quality EXCEPT 3D Blu Rays of which I have about 110.
I know interest in 3D varies and some studios seem ready to forget about it but a great new 3D blu came out just yesterday so it really does exist for the moment.
I would like to ask just where the hold up is... I understand a little bit above about FFMpeg and hope that if the hold up is there that something will move forward. I don't understand why the $49 VideoME box runs an older version of XMBC and yet has the ability to do this.
If VideoMe is truly a "partner" as listed here then what time frame was agreed upon for them to have this feature exclusively?
-Brian
I just want to add my own request for this. Kodi can play everything I have in full quality EXCEPT 3D Blu Rays of which I have about 110.
I know interest in 3D varies and some studios seem ready to forget about it but a great new 3D blu came out just yesterday so it really does exist for the moment.
I would like to ask just where the hold up is... I understand a little bit above about FFMpeg and hope that if the hold up is there that something will move forward. I don't understand why the $49 VideoME box runs an older version of XMBC and yet has the ability to do this.
If VideoMe is truly a "partner" as listed here then what time frame was agreed upon for them to have this feature exclusively?
-Brian
2014-11-20, 18:47
VidonMe uses the native android player for that, its not xbmc decoding that MVC file.
2014-11-20, 18:59
VidonMe is not a partner but just a sponsor. They donated us a fair amount of money and comply to GPL. As wsnipex mentioned, they are using a closed source player/hw decoder on their box to achive this, so there is no way for us to integrate it.
