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No problem here with MCE remote on 7/31 or 8/1 build.
But 8/1 build brakes livetv playback with tvheadend, dosn´t mather if it`s sd or hdtv, the stream won`t start (recordings is ok)
Livetv on 7/31 works as before.
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The Gotham version of 1-8-2013 causes my amp (Onkyo) not to detect any audio stream any more. This happens after playing an AC3 (Dolby Digital) audio stream. So DTS is not detected any more, unless I remove the powercord from my amp. Then DTS works again, but when I play an AC3 audio stream again it is broken again. This was solved in version 29-7-2013, which by the way is excellent.
The TVHeadend Live TV plugin is broken. No video and audio. Recorded live TV does work.
Keep up the good work!
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2013-08-02, 13:02
(This post was last modified: 2013-08-02, 13:02 by rbej.)
Switch off 3D native support is impossible.
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Just a question..
Now some new source/videos, is comming with VFR (Variable Frame Rate). Is there any kinde of support for that video container, in the XBMC for RaspberryPi ?
Especialyy video dumps from Silverlight, that use DASH streaming, with VFR. Offen variable from 23-25fps.
I know, that even a VLC player, on a PC, can't play them, without movie "jitter", where fps is going up or down.
Best regards.
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Hi
One last time. Yet again, thanks for a fantastic build. It works wonders. It is much better than master OpenElec with master XBMC.
But
I'd still like to be able to compile my own version, play with it, tweak it, patch it, and give back to the comunity at large.
Your build is far superior to stock OpenElec on the RPi, but these changes need to get filtered back so that anyone can contribute. As people have commented, it's just a black box in an Open Source world.
There are people out there who would willingly contribute more than just bug reports if we had more to go on.
Not to go on, but OpenElec and XBMC are *BOTH* Open Source projects and should be treated as such, unless you plan on monetizing your build? (but i don't beleive that)
Sorry for the rant, but I just like working with code rather than binaries.
Silo