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fair enough.
FWIW, I have both the i3 and celeron ChromeBoxes, and the only difference I've found so far is slightly lower CPU usage on the i3 for Hi-10 playback, but neither drops frames or stutters, so pretty much equivalent IMO. I have not extensively tested resource-heavy skins to see if there's a difference there however.
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We are going to need hardware decoding of H265 and that's probably still a couple of years away from being affordable enough for the type of stuff us XBMC people are doing.
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i updated to v27 bios and don't have any issue with IR power on
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Do you know if you can power on nuc from flirc?
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Anyone else with D34010WYK running Ubuntu that are experiencing the IR receiver to become unresponsive when idling? To clarify what I mean, my nucs are always on, no hibernation or screen lock or anything like that. The only thing that happens when idling is that XBMC dims the screen. Then I have to push a button on the remote repeatedly maybe 10 times before it moves, then it's back to normal again, moving on every click. If I press one button slowly 5-10 times nothing happens. I need to press the button repeatedly and fast for the receiver or XBMC to pick it up, not sure on what end this lays yet.
Any ideas?
When i get a chance I am gonna try to wake it up (un-dim) with a keyboard first and then see if the remote is responsive on first press.
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Hi guys, I've reviewed the thread briefly but not sure if I have found the solution to the following problem;
Periodically my i3 Haswell NUC turns itself on without any action from me. I have disabled Wake On LAN in the BIOS... what else can I try? I was strongly suspicious that another device activity on my Harmony remote was inadvertently activating the NUC but even after removing the offending device/activity the problem periodically happens... I will go to turn my system on and NUC is already on.
Additionally since AMP and TV were NOT on, the NUC is in a bad state and needs one or more reboots (in conjunction with re-starting the AVR typically) to clear it up.
Any advice is welcome.
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i keep mine 24x7. when it needs a reboot i just have to remember to do it with receiver turned on for the hdmi handshake to succeed.
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2014-08-08, 23:39
(This post was last modified: 2014-08-08, 23:40 by Crssi.)
I hold mine in a sleep instead on off. No problems here.
When on off it takes 0.6 watts and in sleep it takes 1.2 watts. So, sleep it is.