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Kodi (XBMC) architecture is the first thing comes to my mind as a best example for cross-platform application architecture. I've amazed by the seamless perform
by Abishek_Muthian 9y ago
Kodi (XBMC) architecture is the first thing comes to my mind as a best example for cross-platform application architecture.
I've amazed by the seamless performance of Kodi in every platform I've tried it in. But recently when I tried the android version of Kodi on Celeron N3060 based ChromeOS, unfortunately HW acceleration wasn't available and it reported the CPU as ARM. I wonder whether it has to do with intel houdini ARM instruction translation, other android apps report correct CPU and HW acceleration works in chrome browser.
- rahimnathwani 9y agoPerhaps you downloaded one of the two ARM versions of Kodi. Maybe try the x86 one from here? http://mirrors.kodi.tv/releases/android/x86/ http://mirrors.kodi.tv/releases/android/x86/
- Abishek_Muthian 9y agoThanks that could work, but I haven't unlocked developer mode for security reasons; so side-loading .apk isn't possible. Anyways, I'm quite sure it's an issue on ChromeOS side. Apart from streaming like Youtube, Netflix; there seems to be no HW acceleration in default video player itself.