2016-05-03, 05:13
I'm thinking (very wishfully) that once Krypton Alpha 1 is finalized we might silently see a new build appear. I read somewhere on the forum recently that the alpha is very close to release.
2016-05-04, 16:12
2016-05-04, 17:33
2016-05-04, 17:52
If you mean decipher it, not me. But here is the direct link
http://jenkins.kodi.tv/job/WIN-32/8772/
http://jenkins.kodi.tv/job/WIN-32/8772/
2016-05-04, 18:04
(2016-05-04, 17:52)mguebert Wrote: If you mean decipher it, not me. But here is the direct link
http://jenkins.kodi.tv/job/WIN-32/8772/
Yes I mean decipher it?
2016-05-04, 18:29
Thanks to everyone doing this testing and evaluation. Because my 3d collection is mostly steelbook, and pricey, I really would prefer to watch my movies from a hard disk and not fingerprint and scratch the originals, and there is no way I could figure this stuff out on my own. Thanks to this group for making it easy.
Now, I am probably reading too much into this, but since this thread is reporting on specific Intel graphics/driver combos, the fact that they run Windows is irrelevant, and it may in fact be an encumbrance. So, as OSMC (or maybe it's OpenELEC) was written to ease the processing burden on the Pi to effectively boost performance, would an idea like "NUCMC" make sense, assuming the graphics drivers approved by this group get ported to Linux?
Now, I am probably reading too much into this, but since this thread is reporting on specific Intel graphics/driver combos, the fact that they run Windows is irrelevant, and it may in fact be an encumbrance. So, as OSMC (or maybe it's OpenELEC) was written to ease the processing burden on the Pi to effectively boost performance, would an idea like "NUCMC" make sense, assuming the graphics drivers approved by this group get ported to Linux?
2016-05-04, 20:39
(2016-05-04, 18:29)RyeHumor Wrote: Thanks to everyone doing this testing and evaluation. Because my 3d collection is mostly steelbook, and pricey, I really would prefer to watch my movies from a hard disk and not fingerprint and scratch the originals, and there is no way I could figure this stuff out on my own. Thanks to this group for making it easy.
Now, I am probably reading too much into this, but since this thread is reporting on specific Intel graphics/driver combos, the fact that they run Windows is irrelevant, and it may in fact be an encumbrance. So, as OSMC (or maybe it's OpenELEC) was written to ease the processing burden on the Pi to effectively boost performance, would an idea like "NUCMC" make sense, assuming the graphics drivers approved by this group get ported to Linux?
Since this is specific to the Intel NUC running Windows (and references the Windows builds of Kodi) I don't think the two should be mixed. There are other places for those discussions.
2016-05-04, 20:47
@RyeHumor, Windows 8.x or 10 is a requirement as Intel's MVC driver is for Windows 8/10. For this to work on Linux, we'd need an Intel MVC Linux driver (libmfx).
2016-05-04, 21:24
Skull Canyon on order from Newegg. Can't wait to get this and try out Kodi with MVC. My home theater life will be complete!
Major kudos and thanks to @afedchin for all his work on this project and others who have provided testing and feedback.
Major kudos and thanks to @afedchin for all his work on this project and others who have provided testing and feedback.
2016-05-04, 21:30
+1.
$650, and w/o SSD nor RAM, is too much, especially for those of us who change gear as much as t-shirts.
$650, and w/o SSD nor RAM, is too much, especially for those of us who change gear as much as t-shirts.
(2016-05-04, 18:04)movie78 Wrote: Yes I mean decipher it?I can't decipher it, but appears the 3D and MVC additions/changes are from line 197 to 219.
2016-05-04, 21:33
(2016-05-04, 21:30)hdmkv Wrote: +1.
$650, and w/o SSD nor RAM, is too much, especially for those of us who change gear as much as t-shirts.
