2014-08-19, 22:04
(2014-08-19, 13:21)xbmcisbest Wrote: Thanks for the response. I expected those to be given as answers. Ideally I would like the one that performs the best for XBMC, so things like speed etc.
Get two SD cards and try them both.
Get two SD cards and try them both.
2014-08-20, 02:32
Other than running XBMC on a HTPC, the best option I've found is the OUYA.
I've run on Raspberry Pi, a quad core K-R42 (quad core RK3188) my Nexus 5 and Nexus 7, (as well as a HTPC setup, and a 'VBox' Android device which a local IPTV provider uses as their set top box) and the OUYA is the best of them all. It's a bit more complicated to install XBMC (have to side load it, but that's only slightly more complicated than doing the same thing on an ordinary Android device.)
I just saw today that there is a new $70 RK3288 device out ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqEdzghN99Q#t=160 ) It looks interesting, but it's new so who knows?
I've run on Raspberry Pi, a quad core K-R42 (quad core RK3188) my Nexus 5 and Nexus 7, (as well as a HTPC setup, and a 'VBox' Android device which a local IPTV provider uses as their set top box) and the OUYA is the best of them all. It's a bit more complicated to install XBMC (have to side load it, but that's only slightly more complicated than doing the same thing on an ordinary Android device.)
I just saw today that there is a new $70 RK3288 device out ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqEdzghN99Q#t=160 ) It looks interesting, but it's new so who knows?
