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XBMC was so good at the time. Haven't been superseded yet in UX. Locate the movie in some network folder and go. XBMC4Xbox seems to be a spinoff but I guess it

XBMC was so good at the time. Haven't been superseded yet in UX. Locate the movie in some network folder and go. XBMC4Xbox seems to be a spinoff but I guess it can't play HD. Edit: And it seemed to have been running the original Xbox win32 interface, not Linux.

ssl-3 2y ago
XBMC was stunningly amazing at the time. It lives on today as Kodi, including the GUI hacks, the weird flaky add-ons, browsing file shares on the LAN, and the strange piracy-adjacent community. It's all there, and on all kinds of devices -- just not on OG Xbox hardware.
- rightbyte 2y ago
  Ye I'm thinking about trying that one. I need to setup a Linux box as media center and game emulator for the TV to replace the crappy 'smart TV' OS.
  - ssl-3 2y ago
    I use a Raspberry Pi 4 for all of that stuff, that I got back before things turned weird(er) in the small computer space.