Yes Noggin is correct, we are nearly there sorting out various issues.
Images available: (fastest Kodi Isengard operation to slowest):
(all images can output 23.976/59.94Hz video correctly synced)
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OpenELEC Custom / 6.0 / Isengard 15.1RC1 =
only limitation is HEVC(H265) hardware decoding does not work at the moment.
EDIT: HEVC FIXED
http://forum.odroid.com/viewtopic.php?f=...7&start=50
I now get Amcodec HEVC hardware decoding (am-h265) with Isengard 15.1RC1, maybe a first for an Unofficial OpenELEC release.
Isengard using this image is noticeably quicker than my overclocked RPI2 which is now gathering dust.
I really like this device now
- Ubuntu 14.04 = only limitation at the moment is dynamic refresh rate switching does not work. Ubuntu requires updates before getting started with Kodi. Easily done with a few commands. You can boot straight into Isengard easily. H265 works well.
If you boot the device first in 1080p24 mode, this release makes a fine H264/H265 player with perfect 23.976fps video sync.
- Android 4.4.2 = dynamic refresh rate switching works, H265 decoding works when using Android App MX Player from within Kodi. (Setup easily). Android DD/DTS passthrough limitations (licensing issue maybe ?)
All the images install just like a RPi does, download the .img file and flash to a microSDHC.
For Android you then install the Google Apps Store (GAAPS) - its point and click basically.
Grab Android MX Player - then a playercorefactory.xml file from my Dropbox folder to store in Kodi userdata folder. H265 will then play.
There is an bloody annoying Android limitation with this and that is you can only play video with MX Player from a directly connected usb stick/HDD.
W.