2016-03-29, 16:22
Thanks for the information wrxtasy. Unfortunately, I'm in 60Hz land so 29.97fps MPEG-2 is pretty important to me. Is hardware decompression for MPEG-2 also taking place? On the Pi, you have to buy a codec license to get MPEG-2. Is that free (available and already enabled) on the C2?
I didn't really want to go the Android route if avoidable. Netflix would be okay, but I've got that solved (along with Amazon Prime) a different way (smart BluRay player for the livingroom projector and smart TV in the bedroom). I just use the Pi for the live TV, recordings and some of the addons.
Because my Onkyo receiver and my projector don't like refresh rate changes, it's something that I live without on my Pi already. I don't seem to notice anything odd because of it, but then I don't really watch any 24fps things through my Pi.
I didn't really want to go the Android route if avoidable. Netflix would be okay, but I've got that solved (along with Amazon Prime) a different way (smart BluRay player for the livingroom projector and smart TV in the bedroom). I just use the Pi for the live TV, recordings and some of the addons.
Because my Onkyo receiver and my projector don't like refresh rate changes, it's something that I live without on my Pi already. I don't seem to notice anything odd because of it, but then I don't really watch any 24fps things through my Pi.
