QUOTE(MK84 @ Aug 5 2014, 05:36 AM)
Use wired connection, then pipe it to a wireless bridge, much more stable.
Another thing you can do when you store the XBMC database on a media server, you can schedule library updates on the server. Way faster especially if you're run Android/Pi-based XBMC players.
Speaking of Android, the thing about X8H or any Android-based players for that matter, you will never get Netflix to run in HD and Super HD unless the player (ie box) supports DRM.
My router's on the left side of my TV, while the fire TV is on the right Another thing you can do when you store the XBMC database on a media server, you can schedule library updates on the server. Way faster especially if you're run Android/Pi-based XBMC players.
Speaking of Android, the thing about X8H or any Android-based players for that matter, you will never get Netflix to run in HD and Super HD unless the player (ie box) supports DRM.
hmm, updates on the server, that's definitely a good thing, especially since doing that would mean everytime i enter xbmc, it would already be updated with whatever recently downloaded items by nzbdrone and sickbeard.
Exactly, that was the main reason i completely looked away from those random android boxes. Minix x8h is limited to 480p 1750kbps right now. I would be smacking my head if I went and get that
definitely enjoying 5800kbps super HD with the Fire TV now
Aug 6 2014, 01:39 AM

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