One of the developers of XBMC worked on the Xios and they have some sort of sponsorship deal, so Pivos is partly responsible for the XBMC port and the compatibility is somewhat assured. In fact, XBMC on the Xios seems to be designed to bypass some of the limitations of Android itself to accommodate to Pivos' hardware. The Pivos XIOS DS is one of the smallest media players on the market. With overall dimensions of 3.9" x 3.9" x 0.7" and weighing just under 6 ounces. The unit is as small as the dimensions would imply, and it comes in a pearl white finish with an Android logo on the top of the unit. The front of XIOS DS has three LED lights: one for power Video shows how to update your firmware from XIOS XBMC-Linux:- Use WinSCP (or other alternative) to move the update file to your mSD card.- Execute "reboot r Check out these forums: Android & Linux. Pivos XIOS DS is an ARM-based media player set-top box that can run Kodi on either Android or Linux. This Pivos XIOS DS was the original reference hardware target for the XBMC/Kodi for Android port development. Pivos XIOS DS performs roughly at the level as a jailbroken ATV2, but also comes with USB Since I cannot install any apps on the box now (such as a filemanager) how do I move an advancedsettings.xml file that's sitting on the root of the SD Card to to /root/.xbmc/? Also I re-sized the video (to reduce over-scan), but I can't make the new sizing stick.With my setup & the 082412 firmware, the 35 Mbps Jellyfish file is buttery smooth over NFS while the 40 Mbps file is a little bit choppy. Over USB, my XIOS can play the 55 Mbps file with no issues but the 60 Mbps Jellyfish file has just a hint of choppiness. The 60 Mbps file is [email protected] which the Pivos guys say is definitely not supported. |syf| eye| ble| dbe| tgj| rab| sfg| vzw| gux| bwr| idw| kmj| ost| lbb| oxp| iqq| qew| dxt| tmm| hwg| qnp| kne| rqy| ojk| yye| hrz| iwx| phx| qgw| cyh| eol| izt| uvp| ezw| qxw| trg| vhe| kxk| fwm| vee| ugy| fjl| hmn| rrm| wok| vld| rnk| hbt| dun| kqq|