masterluke wrote:H- I updated to 11925 and generally its working great. I still have a showstopping problem with the channel mapping problem on 5.1 downmix to stereo. Voices sometimes fade in and out. Any update on this one? Thanks

I have this problem too, anyone have news about this?

Hi Tomaz, first i would like to thank you four your work, but i have a question, are thinking to update yor deb pakages, with new builds?

Sorry, but I don't understand - you switched sd cards? I meant editing nano /boot/config.txt yes i edited, but didn't had luck. So i tought tath could be the sd cards and installed xbian 0.62 in 3 diferent cards but that wasn't the problem too. So i'm without ideas, i even tried change the kernell ...

This is also max res on my tv, but that setting won't work for me. Just try it or use also some 720p setting (50 or 60hz). This is also just guessing we have the same problem, but would be interesting... At least we have in common a tv with the same resolution ;) No luck an the problem doen't come ...

What do you mean by halt? You can exit from xbmc and enter /usr/lib/xbmc/xbmc.bin --standalone to execute again. When i try to exit from xbmc the screen goes black and nothing happens. All the lights in Pi are on. So if i want to exit, i have to ssh from my laptop and do a sudo halt Which version a...

What do you mean by halt? You can exit from xbmc and enter /usr/lib/xbmc/xbmc.bin --standalone to execute again.[/quote] When i try to exit from xbmc the screen goes black and nothing happens. All the lights in Pi are on. So if i want to exit, i have to ssh from my laptop and do a sudo halt[/quote] ...

I have to back to openelec because i'm not able to halt from xbmc. I only can halt from ssh :( What do you mean by halt? You can exit from xbmc and enter /usr/lib/xbmc/xbmc.bin --standalone to execute again. When i try to exit from xbmc the screen goes black and nothing happens. All the lights in P...

I have to back to openelec because i'm not able to halt from xbmc. I only can halt from ssh

Raspbian e xbmc, facilmente após instalar dois pacote deb, usar o link http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewt ... 66&t=12455 . Posso garantir que para mim é a versão mais estável. Uso overclock a 850 MHz e instalei o midori.

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=n ... px=MTE0MDA

Could this mean gpu accelareted x?
If true, we just neaded mp2 codec and we would be in heaven!

Actually there are .tar.bz2 versions and .zip versions of each release. Download the .zip file if that's your preference. Alternatively download winrar and install on your pc. You should then be able to decompress the .tar.bz2. Inside you will find the .img file. Use your usual method, ie win32disk...

Actually there are .tar.bz2 versions and .zip versions of each release. Download the .zip file if that's your preference. Alternatively download winrar and install on your pc. You should then be able to decompress the .tar.bz2. Inside you will find the .img file. Use your usual method, ie win32disk...

Actually there are .tar.bz2 versions and .zip versions of each release. Download the .zip file if that's your preference. Alternatively download winrar and install on your pc. You should then be able to decompress the .tar.bz2. Inside you will find the .img file. Use your usual method, ie win32disk...

rick19011 wrote:But how on earth do I install them they are not .img..... Thanks

Just open your sd card in a computer and then replace your fat partition (i think is caled system) with the content of the file. It should ask you to replace all the files.

sudo apt-get install samba-common-bin

then you can do

sudo smbpasswd -a pi