can see or not?!



This post has been edited by AVFAN: May 8 2016, 12:36 AM

The current OS from Raspberry Pi (OSMC). I think I've tried to partition the drive using window disk partition tools, and not sure why it can't be partitioned.

If getting the OpenELEC mean that I'll need to reformat my current drive.

Let me snap the picture of the current storage info.

Guy, the current usable it 700MB, but it did detect the total of my 32GB drive.



This post has been edited by hjh87: May 8 2016, 04:57 PM

I just downloaded "Point Break" 42GB. But when i used Kodi to play the 00001.m2ts file, the video is grainier than most 1-2 GB video i watched. Is there any setting i should adjust?

I remember that OSMC automatically creates a folder like 30Gb when i tried last time with my Pi2 + 32Gb microSD + OSMC.

This post has been edited by chokia: May 8 2016, 12:22 PM

Perhaps the inbuilt partition tool in Windows is lacking in this case. Cuz, most recommended using the Bootable GParted Live CD/USB. First check for a folder as "Chokia" commented and if still unavailable.. Try OpenELEC. You could backup the KODI installation too, for restore later.

Hmm... Try merging/converting the files into .mkv format.. Handbrake or Makemkv.. Done right, there should be little to no loss in video quality after conversion. Play the resulting mkv and compare pq.

anyone watching man city vs arsenal now in hd on kodi now?

i actually don't watch bpl but testing it in full to prepare for euro 2016 come june.

Got hd? Which repo?

Everything about that is in my last 10 posts in this thread.

Oh that..thanks!

Compression actually reduces Video noise because it reduces details (which includes Video Noise). But too much compression will make the image softer and less sharp and may cause banding artifacts espc in dark scenes. So stick to a decent sized MKV version (acceptable balance between Sharpness and Noise) unless you want the HD audio found in the full m2ts version.

Guys, just want to ask a casual question.

All these android box and kodi is considered legal or not lol? Although I already own one.

Then how about those paid iptv such as malaysia iptv and XL 3.0?

Here's a quote from the "about" section that answers your questions. Though something tells me that you already know the answer, which should be pretty obvious.



Summary: Access to media content, paid/free from authorized distributors such as Astro, TM, Netflix, Hulu, NBC, AMC, iFlix, etc, is legal. Access to such copyrighted media content from any other sources, whether free or paid $1M for it, is considered downright illegal. Usage of free or open-source software or hardware to play such does not make them legitimate. You could get prosecuted, as happening in countries like the UK and USA.

This post has been edited by voncrane: May 9 2016, 02:27 PM

just curious...
this adrian super tv has live epl / footie matches in HD ? streaming wise good ?
wanna catch euro 2016 with free and good streaming source...

Why don't you install it and see?

the reason i am asking is because i tried many add-ons...sometimes they work sometimes they dont and other people have different experiences
summary is ---> if one guy says it's good doesn't mean it's good for me due to different ISP and tv box etc

This post has been edited by lyc1982: May 9 2016, 03:26 PM

Ding Ding... That's why, it's called a cat and mouse game.. You want stability & reliability? Astro and legal alternatives - - - - - - >>.

if i can afford astro and legal alternatives...i won't be asking here in the first place
haha...anyways i better try iptv

u r so right about that.

i failed to get anything good for world cup 2014.

i hope what i have now will last for euro 2016.

yes... diff isp, diff speed, diff location, diff device, diff settings will affect it.

and that is why netflix is a $100bil biz, astro and the rest are in good biz.


one way to look at it is... check google playstore.

you will find netflix, iflix, astro-on-the-go, hypptv everywhere... and kodi ... and many other apps, incl iptv from india, thailand, etc.

So im i expose to legal action if im using kodi addon or any the iptv?

Before buy android box never bother about this lol. Only after bought then thought about it

That, technically speaking, u r in as much trouble as using unlicensed software on yr pc, keeping pasar malam DVDs.

However, the first people to get into trouble are the owners of the addons if there is any infringement.

3 pioneers of piratebay were found guilty, jailed; 1channel was banned in uk; mashup was harassed until he dropped it, no more.



If u wish to pursue this topic, can start a new thread, will have 100 pages in 2 days. There was a thread on this before, everyone argued until faces got green, I remember.