I saw a post that it worked with Kubuntu. Using for XBMC that has Lubuntu 12.04. What drivers if any will be needed?
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none because i have return to sender of satechi and got my money due to cd rom does not autorun like trarques does
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The disk that came with mine had only Windows drivers. The pertinent question is what is the chipset used in this Bluetooth device, because Linux drivers will be written to the chipset, not to the brand name on the outside of the device. The device looks like a Broadcom BMC20702 device to Windows, so I would look for drivers for that device. That does not directly answer the question but it is the best I can do.
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This is a limitation of XBMC itself. You can play 1080p all day long on the Android side of the gbox.
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This was used in a custom XMBC HTPC so I can't give a straight answer on this. It should work on any HTPC build regardless of OS
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I'm using XBMC with a Linux backend, I use a hwplug option for sound and it works fine.
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Yep, but in some installs of xbmc the volume buttons might not work (on mine the volume up didn't work but the volume up did.) if you find that's the case, check into keymapping, or PM me and I can help you fix it.
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XBMC works fine with my cheaper ZBox I'm running Linux Light and youtube is run from either an app or XBMC far as I know Flash Videos will not open in Chromium or Firefox but there are plenty of apps out to either watch or download from and VLC will open most flash media all that I've tried. I plan on trying windows 8 on the same unit soon. Hope this helps Dean
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It has an older version of XMBC on it, so you can launch that - you'll have to navigate the file sources from inside the menu to find the mkv file, but generally yes. There may be issues with accelerated decoding, HD video from a usb thumb drive may be choppy.I would heartily recommend you install the latest version of XBMC, it was recently renamed to Kodi http://kodi.tv/download/
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yes it does it will also work in xbmc media center which is way better than the windows media center.
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Yes, XBMC installs and runs fine in general. There are many different sub builds of XBMC available, however. Codec support for certain video playback is hit or miss. Some builds work exceptionally well , and some do not work as well.
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It will play XBMC 13.1 you must go to System/settings/videoSet yourself to expert level user, them go to hardware acceleration and disable video codecs.
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it's a wireless keyboard - if XBMC responds to the keys it sends, then it will work.
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I haven't tested this with windows 7. But I would be surprised if it did not work. Most of the time, Linux is much more difficult to get things working. This is basically a wireless mouse that can to other things. Works great with XBMC.
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I haven't found a way to get it to work with ubuntu. The driver supplied is for windows. My ubuntu 12.04 doesn't even recognize that the card is in the computer. I don't know of any linux driver to use for this card. I suggest that you look into cards and/or products made by Hauppage. You can research these devices on ubuntu forums (wiki).
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No not yet. Jelly bean upgrade is expected by this qtr end. That may open the door to xbmc.
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I have run this on a Raspberry Pi B+ running Raspbmc. The video works pretty good, but I have not done any work with the touchscreen drivers to get the touchscreen to work yet.
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It works perfectly on the latest Ubuntu. I have not tested on other distros.
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That's correct. You have to download and install XBMC in order to play your media.