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TOPIC: What hardware do you run OpenELEC on?

What hardware do you run OpenELEC on? 2 years 5 months ago #1

MindTooth OFFLINE Expert Boarder Posts: 390 Thank you received: 7 Karma: 3	Starting this to get some sort of tracking of what hardware the users of openELEC are having. Also, please share your experiences so far with openELEC. All feedback is appreciated
	Last Edit: 2 years 5 months ago by MindTooth. Reason: Fixed typo in subject. The administrator has disabled public write access.

Re: What hardware do you run openELEC on? 2 years 5 months ago #2

therio
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Shuttle XS35GT, (cheap) Samsung 2.5" 500gig HD, Team 2gig memory, Sony DVD-R slimline, 40 inch Samsung HDTV, Marantz surround receiver.

As told before, my startup is around 18 seconds (not official yet

). Sound and image are very good, only with Prince of Persia (MKV file, 1080P, DTS) I hade some stutters (only in the video, sound was ok) in a few scenes. I'm going to find out if that was just the file or a lack of memory.

A thank you is nice, but a donation is more needed

Thanks in advance!!

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Re: What hardware do you run openELEC on? 2 years 5 months ago #3

Cowbalt OFFLINE Staff Posts: 145 Thank you received: 16 Karma: 6	Asrock ION330 HT. Almost been there with openelec when it was born The last year I worked really close with pucky to test a lot of changes, and always discussed a lot new features and issues. Pucky also calls me his b*ch so I think my opinion about openelec is clear enough
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Re: What hardware do you run OpenELEC on? 2 years 5 months ago #4

Evanrich OFFLINE Senior Boarder Posts: 186 Thank you received: 13 Karma: 3	HTPC: Zotac ION-A-U board, overclocked to 2.01Ghz, 4GB ram, and a 16GB SSD. Plays everything I can throw at it just fine. TV: Sharp Auquos LC46D46U LCD HDTV Receiver: Yamaha RX-V465 surround sound receiver, with Polk 5.1 channel setup
	HTPC: Zotac ION-A-U with 4GB ram & 32GB SSD Build box/File Server: W2k8 R2, AMD x3 455, 14TB RAID 5 with 2TB Samsung HD204UI drives. Too lazy to roll your own builds? take mine: http://www.mediafire.com/openelec Want to check my build status? check here:EvanRich's Jenkins CI server Last Edit: 2 years 5 months ago by Evanrich. The administrator has disabled public write access.

Re: What hardware do you run OpenELEC on? 2 years 5 months ago #5

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Running OpenElec on a Foxconn NT-330i here. 4GB RAM and 128GB SSD.

Everything worked very well out of the box except the menu audio played over the internal speaker. Easy asoundrc fix.
Splash also does not display properly(but that's nv driver issue)

The box outputs 7.1 audio (dts pass-through, mostly) and 1080p video over hdmi to Onkyo HT-S6300 which passes video on through to Samsung PN50A650 50" plasma.

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Re: What hardware do you run OpenELEC on? 2 years 5 months ago #6

newphreak OFFLINE Staff Posts: 1008 Thank you received: 90 Karma: 24	Samsung UE40C6715 40" led tv - Onkyo TX-SR607 - Dynavoice F-6 - Dynavoice EX 5.0 - XTZ 99 W10.16 Asus EB1501P - Atom D525 1,8Ghz dualcore - 2GB RAM - Nvidia ION2 - OCZ Vertex 2 64gb - Built in ir and mce remote So far openelec seems fast and great, im missing sshfs tho, hopefully it will be added soon. And my remote doesnt work just yet, will try to solve that tomorrow
	Samsung UE40C6715 40" led tv - Denon AVR-3313 - NAD C275BEE - B&W DM683 - B&W HTM61 - B&W 686 Asus EB1501P ION2 - OCZ Vertex 2 64gb ssd - Built in IR Receiver Asus E35M1-I DELUXE Fusion - Kingston 100S 16gb ssd - Philips OVU412000 IR Receiver And a Logitech Harmony Touch to control it all. The administrator has disabled public write access.

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