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2014-05-10, 22:40
(This post was last modified: 2014-05-10, 22:41 by Ipaddle.)
Hm. Now.I use Openelec 4.0 on the NUC and connected a Bluray drive to it. Want to play some Bluray films. Plugin installed everything works.... Except speed, it is soooo slow. Why? I use the plugin from X-dark. Has anyone tried this? The NUC should be much faster than the Xtreamer Ultra2.
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Not sure what you mean by "plugin"
I am not sure if you need anything more than just openelec to play a bluray these days, but as my bluray drive seems broken, it's hard to know.
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2014-05-11, 11:30
(This post was last modified: 2014-05-11, 11:32 by Nellgrove.)
Got openelec set up how I want it for now, thanks for all the help on here.
Considering a windows installation with tmt6 for bluray 3D iso support. How seamless is this integration? Any downsides I should be aware of? Seems fairly simple to give if more of an appliance feel as I would only be using it for xbmc.
Netflix and 3D iso are the advantages, just want to make sure cons and hassle of setup don't outweigh this.
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Nope. It's not an xbmc bug. I don't see where anything is wrong. We have no influence of anything that happens beside the settings I already mentioned.
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Cool - How did you encode that video? Are you sure nothing happenend to the colors? Can you retry with mjpeg?
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