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http://download.xtreamer.net/Drivers/Ul ... e-Rev1.pdf
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Phill Rymer
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Re: a lot of people seem to be having trouble with xbmc
Do they? I've never had any problems.
But nice guide nevertheless.
But nice guide nevertheless.
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Phill Rymer
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Re: a lot of people seem to be having trouble with xbmc
yes someone put a lot of time and effort into itjamesh wrote:Do they? I've never had any problems.
But nice guide nevertheless.
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Re: a lot of people seem to be having trouble with xbmc
Well it's certainly detailed. I'm sure it will be useful for people who've never used xbmc.
I think most people work out how to browse files and play video through the file interface quite easily.
Getting it all indexed into a library (so movies and tv shows options show up) is more complicated, and I'd imagine many people search for help on that.
Might be interesting if someone new to xbmc uses that document to set it up.
I have a slight worry that some of the screenshots looked different from the ones I'm used to - it's possibly describing an older version of xbmc than is typically used on Pi.
I think most people work out how to browse files and play video through the file interface quite easily.
Getting it all indexed into a library (so movies and tv shows options show up) is more complicated, and I'd imagine many people search for help on that.
Might be interesting if someone new to xbmc uses that document to set it up.
I have a slight worry that some of the screenshots looked different from the ones I'm used to - it's possibly describing an older version of xbmc than is typically used on Pi.