2014-01-27, 01:12
Version 1.0.0.6 has been released and is available here:-
http://forum.vidon.me/forum/vidon-me-off...0-6-is-out
http://forum.vidon.me/forum/vidon-me-off...0-6-is-out
(2014-01-20, 17:11)Justinuk Wrote: The Vidon.Me XBMC only work with certain hardware id I think.As I understand it, yes the Vidon.Me firmware image with the whole Android OS can only be flashed onto their own hardware boxes
(2014-01-27, 18:27)RockerC Wrote: Does anyone know if VidOn have released the source code for this XBMC port for Allwinner A1x/A2x SoCs with CedarX support yet?
Links to source code package download for each version or source code tree git/svn/cvs repository?
https://github.com/vidonme/xbmc
VidOn.Me looks to have a GitHub account but have not updated that for almost a year now.
(2014-02-25, 17:45)Roman_V_M Wrote:(2014-01-27, 18:27)RockerC Wrote: Does anyone know if VidOn have released the source code for this XBMC port for Allwinner A1x/A2x SoCs with CedarX support yet?
Links to source code package download for each version or source code tree git/svn/cvs repository?
https://github.com/vidonme/xbmc
VidOn.Me looks to have a GitHub account but have not updated that for almost a year now.
Yes, it looks like the repo has been created just to keep up appearances, while Vidon still continues to violate GPL terms. And the company being a "Diamond Sponsor", XBMC developers doesn't seem to object such blatant violation.
Or have I missed something and XBMC has multiple licenses now, including commercial ones?
(2014-02-26, 02:23)natethomas Wrote: The number one rule for any sponsor is that they remain GPL compliant. As of early January, when last we checked in with vidon.me about their code, the impression was that they had remained compliant. I'll be happy to check in again.
(2014-02-26, 11:50)Roman_V_M Wrote: So the question is: if VidOn is indeed GPL-complaint, where are the sources that reflect actual state of development?
(2014-02-26, 12:19)prae5 Wrote:(2014-02-26, 11:50)Roman_V_M Wrote: So the question is: if VidOn is indeed GPL-complaint, where are the sources that reflect actual state of development?
Have you emailed them and asked them for a copy of the source recently?
(2014-02-26, 02:23)natethomas Wrote:(2014-02-25, 17:45)Roman_V_M Wrote:(2014-01-27, 18:27)RockerC Wrote: Does anyone know if VidOn have released the source code for this XBMC port for Allwinner A1x/A2x SoCs with CedarX support yet?
Links to source code package download for each version or source code tree git/svn/cvs repository?
https://github.com/vidonme/xbmc
VidOn.Me looks to have a GitHub account but have not updated that for almost a year now.
Yes, it looks like the repo has been created just to keep up appearances, while Vidon still continues to violate GPL terms. And the company being a "Diamond Sponsor", XBMC developers doesn't seem to object such blatant violation.
Or have I missed something and XBMC has multiple licenses now, including commercial ones?
The number one rule for any sponsor is that they remain GPL compliant. As of early January, when last we checked in with vidon.me about their code, the impression was that they had remained compliant. I'll be happy to check in again.
Quote:VidOn.me Android Blu-ray Box has two players built-in it: VidOn XBMC (accessed from “VidOn.me”), and the original system player (accessed from “File Management”). The system player don’t support Blu-ray and HD audio, while VidOn XBMC does.And if VidOn.Me XBMC builds and DVDFab Media Player are both XBMC based products from Fengtao Software Inc. then they have more to answer for
Quote:DVDFab Media Player can play Blu-ray disc 60 days for free, and can play Blu-ray iso/folder and media files free forever.
Please try it if you want a simple, fast and always working solution for Blu-ray playback.
DVDFab Media Player is based on a great open source project XBMC, please visit XMBC at http://xbmc.org.
Best Regards,
Fengtao
(2014-02-28, 16:42)Hedda Wrote: JUSTOP is affiliated with VidOn.Me and are using their XBMC builds for its own hardware, but Justinuk say he/they can't provide source code when askedThere is no direct relationship between JUSTOP and VidOn.me, so they cannot provide you the source code. And we're preparing the latest source code, and will upload it to Github asap.