XBMC Live vs. XBMC on Win7 ??
#1
Hello

I wonder which is the best alternativ, to have XBMC run on Windows 7 or to dualboot With a live XBMC and Windows 7 beside?

Which one is the best for hardware acceleration?
I only watch 720P movies, i do NOT watch 1080P movies becouse my TV isnt Full HD
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#2
XBMC (recent builds) works as well on W7 as it does on Linux, so there is no need to dual boot unless you have some other reason to run Linux.

JR
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#3
Or some other reason to run Win 7. Wink
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#4
I have an Acer Revo 1600 that I've setup with dual boot between Win 7 & XBMC Live installed.

It works great! My biggest reason behind doing dual boot vs. just running it within Win 7 is the boot time. It takes Win 7 far longer to boot than XBMC does, so for my convenience I have it setup that way, especially since I dont keep my Revo running all the time.

Just my .02
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#5
so last svn use hardware acclarator ? like boxee does?
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#6
It would be helpful to know what hardware you are using. That would allow us to tell you just how much better XBMC would run under Linux (using a straightforward install).
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#7
moshelog Wrote:so last svn use hardware acclarator ? like boxee does?

Yes
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#8
im not sure thats true
maby in linux there is hardware accelarator

but in windows i tried the last svn with zotac hd-nd01 pc and its not working smooth even with 720p , while boxee does
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#9
moshelog, did you enable DXVA?
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#10
probebly not ,can u tell me where i can find it ?
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