Openelec Build for OPI PC and 2 now with HW decoding

khoavn · Published in 2017-2-17 11:12:21

thc013 replied at 2017-2-15 04:22
@yh7584000 why don't you use a pi pc image

@khoavn could be didn't change the linux-drivers and f ...

@thc013: i've just installed my op lite, not change anythings but wifi's still not working

thc013 · Published in 2017-2-18 03:28:47

@khoavn could be i only changed kernel not the linux-driver and linux-firmware folder wich you need changed to get your wifi working i think.

roni777 · Published in 2017-2-18 03:29:10

thc013 replied at 2017-2-2 05:33
Fourth step : So after the manual editing the patches into the newer librelelec , just play a littl ...

I dont know where you get this because in the LibreElec Page i cannot find it , but Works Perfect even been a Beta !

All that i want , Kodi 17 , Joystick Support that works perfect , I have installed RetroArch Modules , so i have Snes , Nes , Sega, Mame , PSX , all inside my kodi and working perfect in the Orange Pi One"

thank you a lot !

chaszim · Published in 2017-2-18 12:05:52

Edited by chaszim at 2017-2-18 12:07

Well, who now will pick up the gauntlet to build the next update version?

llonca1 · Published in 2017-2-19 06:04:46

@jernej is it possible that you compile new version with all the improvements and fixes you have made (seen in github), for us less tech savvy?
thank you either way.for everything

my opi one (10$) is still rockin btw

jernej · Published in 2017-2-19 16:21:12

llonca1 replied at 2017-2-18 23:04
@jernej is it possible that you compile new version with all the improvements and fixes you have mad ...

It is possible, but I won't do it as I said few posts back... My interest has shifted. But it is not hard to do it by yourself if you are interesting enough. Usually people buy SBCs like OrangePi to do or learn something and prebuilt images take this fun away.

vrm42 · Published in 2017-2-19 20:12:40

Actually, regarding to projects like Openelec, prebuilt images are where fun starts for most people

thc013 · Published in 2017-2-20 01:50:43

@jernej Not hard pff i'm sweating my pants of

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but i agree try to learn something .don't know if it is the right way

http://www.orangepi.org/orangepi ... 9&fromuid=24852

jernej · Published in 2017-2-20 04:10:43

Image building is simple - Linux (virtual) machine with few programs installed and two commands. What may be hard is to update Kodi or some other modification.

PaulR · Published in 2017-2-20 09:16:16

Would it be very hard to compile a more advanced version of ffmpeg? I thought about --enable-libx264 and --enable-libx265.
OpiPC would be much useful for encoding puproses, during the time when it just stays idle. I was able to compile x264/x265/ffmpeg on other Debian/arm machines. But this is not Debian. It requires something more than use of git or apt-get. Is it actually possible, or rather... "reasonably feasible" with OpenELEC without some special knowledge?