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...nnectivity = HDMI 1.4a <br /> DisplayPort 1.2a <br /> Bluetooth 4.0 <br /> USB 3.0 (4x) <br /> 802.11 abgn/AC wifi <br /> 10/100/1000 Ethernet <br /> 2 -i | USB Ports

=== Live TV with EPG and PVR / DVR frontend === From version 12 (Frodo) {{Kodi}} has a native Live TV with EPG (Electronic Program Guide) and DVR (Digital Video Recorder) fea

Note that XBMC Live may be a better solution for creating a home theater "appliance" and can be ...eral X10 remotes, the Sony PS3 Bluetooth remote, the ATI Remote Wonder II, USB-UIRT, and the original Xbox DVD remote.

...TPCs are quite the same; One major difference is the included and optional USB IR receiver for Zotac AD10, associated with its nice MCE remote control. ...and powering up was working from remote control even with the optional IR USB receiver.

=== Live TV and PVR (Personal Video Recorder) === ...playback of live streams as PVR Live TV streams can now be identified as "live"

== Review of new usb information page == ...e problem of no proper instructions for how to create or install from/to a USB existing. Some feedback would be a bonus ;)--uNiversal 03:32, 24 December 2

* Controllable via USB (HID) Mouse (Left/Right/Middle buttons and Wheel supported) * Controllable via USB (HID) Touchscreen (as long as the touchscreen emulates a mouse)

! XBMC Live<br /><span style="font-size: 95%;">development base</span> * Read-only support for FAT12/16/32 formatted USB Mass Storage Devices up to 4GB in size

...ainboard. This will work with the standard M$ 1039 Rev2 Remote Control and USB Dongle as well. I will include some tips and caveats that I used along the * USB Autoresume fix - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1359382

* USB Memory Drives and USB Mass Storage Devices (FATX/FAT12/FAT16/FAT32 formated ) ...xbox.com/sv-se/hardware/x/xboxcontroller-s/ game-pad], USB keyboard and/or USB mouse

:* Various '''PVR|PVR/live TV]]''' improvements, such as better support for series recording, EPG now ...ay and selecting the audio settings. Alternatively, you can also hook up a USB keyboard to turn the volume up using the {{keypress|+}} or {{keypress|1==}}

You always have the chance to try XBMC Live to demo and test out XBMC Media Center running on top of Linux, but if you ''In case you are using a flash drive (aka. pendrive, usb drive) and choosed '''''Intrepid''''' as base platform, you will facing wit