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Looking for hardware guidance for Openelec /XBMC - litfoo - 2014-01-06 Hi all, And Happy New Year! Am new to the XBMC scene as was previously using a Popcorn Hour which died on me over the Christmas period (typically) I have been playing around with the Raspberry Pi running Openelec but unfortunately it cannot pass through HD audio over HDMI – In addition I felt there was some stutter of HD video playback. Am looking to get a new device to run XBMC as smoothly as I can. My requisites would be: • Openelec as a main preference, but not an absolute must • Handle HD 1080p mkv Video files, including Bluray playback or Lossless Video (Remux) • Handle HD audio (DTS-HDMA and True-HD) • Small form factor as opposed to a tower Budget would be in the £200-£300 ($300 - $500 USD) range if possible. Am looking for some suggestions of people who have actually got this setup working flawlessly Thanks very much in advance. litfoo RE: Looking for hardware guidance for Openelec /XBMC - prae5 - 2014-01-06 Zotac ZBOX ID18 is worth a look, should tick most of not all of those boxes. Can pick them up for about £100 and about £20 for some ram. RE: Looking for hardware guidance for Openelec /XBMC - litfoo - 2014-01-06 (2014-01-06, 16:51)prae5 Wrote: Zotac ZBOX ID18 is worth a look, should tick most of not all of those boxes. Can pick them up for about £100 and about £20 for some ram. Thanks for this prae5 - will take a look If anyone has this box, would be great to here from you and or other similar devices that could cater for my needs cheers litfoo |