Showing posts with label XBMC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label XBMC. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 17, 2015
Amazon removes Kodi from its App Store
Kodi (ex-XBMC) has just recently became available on Google Play, but it seems other app stores, like Amazon's, have a completely opposite view of this popular media center software,
Monday, December 20, 2010
XBCM 10 Dharma
Long time XBMC users - and everyone else looking for one of the most complete and useful media center software for their living rooms - can now see what the XBMC development team has been working on so hard for the past months: XBMC 10.0 Dharma.
There are many new features: such as the easy to use add-on system that allows you to enhance your media center experience with just a few clicks; new codec support (including WebM/VP8); improved ahrdware acceleration in both windows (DXVA2) and Linux/OS X (CrystalHD); blu-ray support; and much more.
There are many new features: such as the easy to use add-on system that allows you to enhance your media center experience with just a few clicks; new codec support (including WebM/VP8); improved ahrdware acceleration in both windows (DXVA2) and Linux/OS X (CrystalHD); blu-ray support; and much more.
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Media Center Software Compared
If you're thinking of using a computer as a media center, you'll need a software up to the task - something like: XBMC, Boxee, or Windows Media Center.
Of course, while using Windows Media Center restricts you to using Windows, XBMC and Boxee can happily run in any other OS you have - you can even run XBMC from a Live CD or a USB stick.
So... go ahead and see its pros and cons in this media center software comparison and find the best one for you. My bets are you'll choose either one of these:
You can even use XBMC to play high-definition 720/1080p content in your Apple TV. :)
Of course, while using Windows Media Center restricts you to using Windows, XBMC and Boxee can happily run in any other OS you have - you can even run XBMC from a Live CD or a USB stick.
So... go ahead and see its pros and cons in this media center software comparison and find the best one for you. My bets are you'll choose either one of these:
Boxee
XBMC
You can even use XBMC to play high-definition 720/1080p content in your Apple TV. :)
Sunday, September 20, 2009
XBMC Transparency v2 Theme
Looking for a drop-dead-gorgeous Media Center? Look no further!
Watch the amazing XBMC with this incredible Transparency v2 theme.
I dare you to resist it!
Watch the amazing XBMC with this incredible Transparency v2 theme.
I dare you to resist it!
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