XBMC fans, got another great tip for you.

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You can find the "1Channel Addon Repository" on www.xbmchub.com, in their downloads section.

You know what to do.

Have fun, and enjoy ;)
 
Been using the 1channel plugin for a while now, works well at times but you must have a fast internet connection otherwise buffering occurs, its very useful for series, the only stupid thing is that there is no HD option.
 
Working fine on my 1Meg?
In the rare cases that I see buffering issues, I just pause for a minute or two before playing the media.... 2 minutes is much better than waiting for a couch potato/sickbeard download.

To be honest, I might even ditch SB/CP altogether :eek:
 
Damn that site is badly laid out. If your prime function is to provide an XBMC repository, then have the information to add it on your front page, not buried under self-promotional blog entries that make no sense.
 
Tremayn said:
Been using the 1channel plugin for a while now, works well at times but you must have a fast internet connection otherwise buffering occurs, its very useful for series, the only stupid thing is that there is no HD option.
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And then if SD buffers, what compares HD?
 
bruce_the_loon said:
Damn that site is badly laid out. If your prime function is to provide an XBMC repository, then have the information to add it on your front page, not buried under self-promotional blog entries that make no sense.
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Sorry, I don't want to directly link the repo, but i'll be happy to say where you can find it.
Their download section is easy to spot.
 
Add the url: fusion.xbmchub.com under file manager in settings. You can then access most of the repositories from xbmc hub. The 1channel plugin is included
 
Tremayn said:
Add the url: fusion.xbmchub.com under file manager in settings. You can then access most of the repositories from xbmc hub. The 1channel plugin is included
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oh man, that's awesome - thanks!
 
Keeper does it again, thanks man. :)

@Speedster, you didn't read the post properly but atleast you got sorted :p.
 
So I watched the first bit of the Life of Pi before I had to run off. If I want to watch the rest do I need to start the stream from the beginning again or is there a way to skip the first bit? On that point, is it possible to save the download to view later? (I'm not on uncapped)
 
Guys, this is a bit of a stupid question but here goes. I installed the last stable release of openelec. XBMC is still on V11 but I want to update it to v12. I am not sure which build to download. I am using the HP N40L.

Could someone point me in the right direction please?

Thanks
 
If I update openelec, then I will lose all my settings, add-ons, libraries etc not so?

Can't I only update XBMC?
 
No, updating doesn't nuke anything, that is the advantage of updating rather than a fresh install
 
The_Mowgs said:
If I update openelec, then I will lose all my settings, add-ons, libraries etc not so?

Can't I only update XBMC?
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They actually suggest that you start with an entire new library when moving over from Openelec 2 -> 3. I upgraded last night and just moved the entire .xbmc folder to a backup location, have to rescan my libraries but that's okay because I have all the nfo and image files saved in the folders.
 
That is interesting, can you not import a back up as you will loose all your watched and not watched statuses
 
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