XBMC on OrangePi 2 with Debian Jessy

jslav · Published in 2015-7-12 08:47:35

Today I tried to launch XBMC on OrangePi Mini 2
I got message, that hardware OpenGL acceleration is not available dtcfbse of driver abscene.
Is anybody aware about hardware OpenGL driver implementation.
How should it be implemented? In application or in kernel?

borozenetsvv · Published in 2015-7-14 12:36:00

Only in Android work HW acceleration.

jslav · Published in 2015-7-15 15:49:57

Thank you, borozenetsvv.

Does HW acceleration of video encoding work in Android?
I need HW acceleration of video compression, not OpenGL
Does HW video compression work on Debian/Ubuntu?

magicse · Published in 2015-8-14 19:17:05

jslav replied at 2015-7-15 09:49
Thank you, borozenetsvv.

Does HW acceleration of video encoding work in Android?

Are there any news about HW acceleration?

hasan · Published in 2015-8-27 17:30:55

hi,

I bought orange pi 2. i need kodi version( xbmc, openelec etc ) because I am developing IPTV project i want to use orange pi 2 as set top box. orange pi 2 has very good hardware for set top box. i have installed kodi rasberry pi. kodi works on rasberry pi but works slow and rasberry pi has not an ir module and wifi module on board.i want to install kodi to orange pi as rasberry pi. could you please help me

Thanks.

magicse · Published in 2015-8-28 00:06:31

android +kodi work on Op2 well

hasan · Published in 2015-8-28 16:00:49

i tried android + kodi but my stream is full hd and 15 Mbps because of this performance is not enought. i want to work on linux like rasberry pi.

magicse · Published in 2015-8-29 02:29:18

Edited by magicse at 2015-8-28 20:32

Me too ) and now we waiting for first part of GPU drivers from STEVEN.....

or binaries for DIY build stack of drivers...

Or You could use old version r3p2-01rel1 source with binaries and try build it youself

campioncino · Published in 2016-1-17 11:58:18

there's no news about it?

Is still android the only system that allow wifi and kodi?

jernej · Published in 2016-1-17 23:29:47

Not at all. Check OpenELEC subforum.