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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 18/03/16 14:09, Peter Bennett
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 03/17/2016 09:09 PM, Michelle
Dupuis wrote:<br>
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<p>Can myth do the same? Kodi is also very slick. I've
read a few comparisons from a year ago, but wow I'm
wondering if it's time to relegate Myth to the backend
only?<br>
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<p>Anyone have recent experience with Kodi?<br>
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On a Raspberry Pi 2, Kodi does not do well with MPEG-TS files as
recorded by MythTV. Audio sync is poor and becomes terrible if you
use skip-forward or skip back. I don't know if that is an issue
with Kodi on other platforms. There is a bug log in Kodi for that.<br>
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Peter<br>
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My experience of Kodi on Raspberry Pi2 (and 3) is different from
yours, no audio or skip issues.<br>
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I am currenty running Kodi 17.0-ALPHA1 Git:2016-03-05-3698add Media
Center built from source on a Pi2 under Raspbian Jessie. It works
well for me on Pi2 and Pi3 for both SD and HD using the built-in
wifi (turn off wifi power management - it can cause stuttering). <br>
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Being in the UK, my myth-backend (0.28pre) has DVB-T/T2 (Antenna)
and DVB-S/S2 (Satellite) tuners which gives me SD and HD. <br>
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Kodi 16 (Jarvis) and beyond has scheduled recording capabilities
(not as advanced as a mythtv frontend or mythweb) <br>
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Mike<br>
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