Releases

Saturday, 19 May 2012 14:07

OpenELEC 2.0 Beta 4 released

Written by Stephan Raue

 

The OpenELEC team is proud to release the 4th beta of OpenELEC 2.0!

Internally this is known by the less-catchy name OpenELEC 1.95.4 :)

 

After the release of OpenELEC Beta 3 we received many new bug reports. One of the most reported issues is specific to XBMC-Eden where XBMC restarts when browsing folders, accessing a library with videos of a specific type or trying to watch these videos directly.

As this is a known bug in XBMC-Eden, to fix this we have replaced XBMC's internal ffmpeg with the version which is part of XBMC (frodo) master branch. Together with this we updated our XVBA patches with the latest work from Fernetmenta's stable XBMC-Eden solution, which contains a rework of the VDPAU support to. As these are significant changes we have decided to release Beta 4. Additionaly and as a "bonus" it adds 10bit video support :-).

Starting with Beta 4 we also check for corrupt update files before upgrading commences. On very rare occasions the download of our updates were incomplete and caused the system to fail after reboot. As our user base grows, rarer problems such as this one will emerge and be dealt with in a similar manner. This change will reduce the number of upgrades problems.

To manually update the procedure is the same as before however you must also copy KERNEL.md5 and SYSTEM.md5 to the update folder/share together with KERNEL and SYSTEM.

 

There are 270 changes by 9 authors and 85 closed issues since Beta 3 (1.95.3). The most important changes are:

Tuesday, 01 May 2012 20:39

OpenELEC 2.0 Beta 3 released

Written by Stephan Raue

 

The OpenELEC team is proud to release the third beta of OpenELEC 2.0!

Internally this is known by the less-catchy name OpenELEC 1.95.3 :)

There are 201 changes by 9 authors and 77 closed issues since Beta 2 (1.95.2). The most important changes are:

Saturday, 21 April 2012 04:30

OpenELEC 2.0 Beta 2 released

Written by Stephan Raue

 

The OpenELEC team is proud to release the second beta of OpenELEC 2.0!

Internally this is known by the less-catchy name OpenELEC 1.95.2 :)

There are 137 changes by 11 authors and 75 closed issues since Beta 1 (1.95.1). The most important changes are:

Saturday, 07 April 2012 22:34

Happy Easter: OpenELEC 2.0 Beta 1 released

Written by Stephan Raue

 

The OpenELEC team has prepared a little Easter gift for you, the first beta of OpenELEC 2.0!

Internally this is known by the less-catchy name OpenELEC 1.95.1 :)

The list of changes since the 1.0 release is HUGE and most of the packages that make the OS have been updated to latest versions to ensure optimum performance and compatibility with the latest HTPC hardware and Linux software. The most important and visible change is the update to XBMC 11.0, a.k.a “Eden” which brings many refinements to XBMC.

Wednesday, 26 October 2011 03:13

Bugfix release: 1.0.2

Written by Stephan Raue

We are happy to release our next bugfix release:

OpenELEC 1.0.2 is released! Many thanks to all users for testing and contributing.

Friday, 21 October 2011 22:55

Bugfix release: 1.0.1

Written by Stephan Raue

We are happy to release our first bugfix release:

OpenELEC 1.0.1 is released! Many thanks to all users for testing and contributing.

Thursday, 20 October 2011 04:18

OpenELEC 1.0 Released

Written by Stephan Raue


After more than two years of constant development and a year of open beta testing, the team of the OpenELEC Project are pleased to announce OpenELEC Version 1.0

OpenELEC LogoOpenELEC is an embedded Linux distribution that aims to allow people to use their Home Theatre PC (HTPC) in the same manner as any other device attached to your TV - like a DVD player or Sky box. Turn on your box, and OpenELEC is ready and waiting in less than 10 seconds - as fast as some DVD players. A simple remote control is all you will need. On top of that, one need not worry about updating OpenELEC, as the software will self-update automatically when connected to the Internet and an update is available. Installing OpenELEC takes less than 5 minutes and requires zero Linux experience. After that, one need merely add one’s media files and preferred addons, and OpenELEC will “just work.”

Tuesday, 04 October 2011 18:48

RC 7 Released

Written by Stephan Raue

We are happy to release our next release candidate

RC 7 is released! Many thanks to all users for testing and contributing.

Monday, 04 April 2011 21:27

RC 5 Released

Written by Stephan Raue
We are happy to release our next release candidate

RC 5 is released! Many thanks to all users for testing and contributing.

  • Fixing support for the green MCE button on remotes
  • Fixing some problems with NFS mounts
  • Fixing some problems with CIFS mounts
  • add options to make ath9k WLAN driver more stable
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