2014-04-15, 18:57
add firetv to that list as they are the same price as ouya
2014-04-15, 19:13
I've been seeing those 100-150 dollar boxes that run full windows from aliexpress. It's too bad the shipping is around $20, but for a $120 box shipped that has a full intel processor, windows installed, and you could always switch to OpenElec? Not a bad purchase for the power.
2014-11-23, 20:36
What's the best for live TV and XBMC? I have a Gbox but need to upgrade as it is just too slow
2014-11-24, 00:24
(2014-11-23, 20:36)Gdude Wrote: What's the best for live TV and XBMC? I have a Gbox but need to upgrade as it is just too slowChromebox, at least with mpeg2.
2014-11-24, 06:52
Get a box with one of the new Celeron's with integrated Haswell graphics for good MPEG2 Live TV de-interlacing as well as perfect 24p playback.
Raspberry Pi running v14.0 Kodi does good MPEG2 Live Tv with de-interlacing also, which is what I use as a cheap TvHeadend client.
The Amazon Fire Tv has issues with deinterlacing.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Int...Celerons_2
Raspberry Pi running v14.0 Kodi does good MPEG2 Live Tv with de-interlacing also, which is what I use as a cheap TvHeadend client.
The Amazon Fire Tv has issues with deinterlacing.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Int...Celerons_2
