Archive:Install Kodi on an Intel NUC - Revision history

Karellen at 00:07, 28 August 2020

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	[[Hardware-Archived]]		[[Category:Hardware-Archived]]

Karellen at 00:04, 28 August 2020

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	'''THIS SECTION IS CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION (STARTED 2014.10.03)'''		'''THIS SECTION IS CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION (STARTED 2014.10.03)'''

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	Login, using your predefined user credentials - and you should be beamed right into KODI.		Login, using your predefined user credentials - and you should be beamed right into KODI.
	===disable PulseAudio===		===disable PulseAudio===
	For reference, you find a good KODI/PulseAudio guide here: [[PulseAudio]].		For reference, you find a good KODI/PulseAudio guide here: PulseAudio.
	While PulseAudio is mandatory in a shared audio use case in a default desktop environment, it simply does not support passthrough of HD-audio (DTS-HD, TrueHD, etc.) at this time.		While PulseAudio is mandatory in a shared audio use case in a default desktop environment, it simply does not support passthrough of HD-audio (DTS-HD, TrueHD, etc.) at this time.
	So if you need this, because you have an AV receiver that is able to encode that material, you need to disable PulseAudio during KODI use.		So if you need this, because you have an AV receiver that is able to encode that material, you need to disable PulseAudio during KODI use.
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	===configure LIRC===		===configure LIRC===
	I order to be able to use the built in IR receiver follow the [[HOW-TO:Set up an MCE remote control in Linux]]		I order to be able to use the built in IR receiver follow the [[HOW-TO:Set up an MCE remote control in Linux]]


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Karellen: Karellen moved page HOW-TO:Install Kodi on an Intel NUC to Archive:Install Kodi on an Intel NUC without leaving a redirect: Obsolete.

2020-06-17T22:33:53Z

Karellen moved page HOW-TO:Install Kodi on an Intel NUC to Archive:Install Kodi on an Intel NUC without leaving a redirect: Obsolete.

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Karellen at 22:08, 17 June 2020

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	===Install KODI===		===Install KODI===
	Once you have booted into your shiny new desktop for the first time, you now get ready for the KODI installation.		Once you have booted into your shiny new desktop for the first time, you now get ready for the KODI installation.
	So fire up a terminal and follow the steps following the [[HOW-TO:Install XBMC for Linux]].		So fire up a terminal and follow the steps following the HOW-TO:Install XBMC for Linux.

	===autostart KODI===		===autostart KODI===

Karellen at 22:07, 17 June 2020

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	==Distributions==		==Distributions==
	Before you continue with the native installation method, that I describe later, you should consider either of the pre-built KODI distributions, that already work out of the box on the NUC platform.		Before you continue with the native installation method, that I describe later, you should consider either of the pre-built KODI distributions, that already work out of the box on the NUC platform.
	If you want to go down that road, please refer to the respective sections:		If you want to go down that road, please refer to the respective sections:<br>
	[[File:KODIbuntu.png\|60x60px~~\|link=KODIbuntu~~]][[KODIbuntu]]		[[File:KODIbuntu.png\|60x60px]] KODIbuntu
	[[File:OpenELEC.png\|60x60px\|link=Archive:OpenELEC]][[Archive:OpenELEC]]		[[File:OpenELEC.png\|60x60px\|link=Archive:OpenELEC]][[Archive:OpenELEC]]

	I myself have started with [[KODIbuntu]] (KodiBuntu).		I myself have started with KODIbuntu (KodiBuntu).
	The problem is, that the current download image for USB installation is not capable to EFI boot.		The problem is, that the current download image for USB installation is not capable to EFI boot.
	Therefore it is not possible (!) to install KODIbuntu with propper initial EFI bios support.		Therefore it is not possible (!) to install KODIbuntu with propper initial EFI bios support.
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	===configure LIRC===		===configure LIRC===
	I order to be able to use the built in IR receiver follow the [[HOW-TO:Set up an MCE remote control in Linux]]		I order to be able to use the built in IR receiver follow the [[HOW-TO:Set up an MCE remote control in Linux]]

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Karellen at 00:05, 17 June 2020

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	The advantage of the Desktop Version is, that X11 gets already configured for you.		The advantage of the Desktop Version is, that X11 gets already configured for you.
	With KODI you are NOT in a desktop-less server use case. It is of some advantage to be able to log into the Ubuntu-Desktop on demand.		With KODI you are NOT in a desktop-less server use case. It is of some advantage to be able to log into the Ubuntu-Desktop on demand.
	So you download the latest Ubuntu Desktop image and basically follow down the same procedure as described in the [[HOW-TO:Install KodiBuntu from a USB drive]] (... but with a different image !).		So you download the latest Ubuntu Desktop image and basically follow down the same procedure as described in the <s>HOW-TO:Install KodiBuntu from a USB drive</s> (... but with a different image !).
	Attention:		Attention:
	* You HAVE to boot your USB drive through EFI support. If the drive is not recognised by the EFI-Bios and boots the legacy way, you will not end up with an EFI installation. That can be tricky. It might as well mean the you boot cycle your NUC a view times until the thumbdrive is properly recognised. Even try to unetbootin your thumbdrive again.		* You HAVE to boot your USB drive through EFI support. If the drive is not recognised by the EFI-Bios and boots the legacy way, you will not end up with an EFI installation. That can be tricky. It might as well mean the you boot cycle your NUC a view times until the thumbdrive is properly recognised. Even try to unetbootin your thumbdrive again.

Karellen at 00:04, 17 June 2020

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	Therefore it is not possible (!) to install KODIbuntu with propper initial EFI bios support.		Therefore it is not possible (!) to install KODIbuntu with propper initial EFI bios support.
	There are ways to enable EFI boot later, but that is a tricky thing to do.		There are ways to enable EFI boot later, but that is a tricky thing to do.
	If you wish to go down that road, there is already a very good [[HOW-TO:Install KodiBuntu from a USB drive]]		If you wish to go down that road, there is already a very good <s>HOW-TO:Install KodiBuntu from a USB drive</s>

	==Native Ubuntu & KODI (KODIbuntu do it yourself)==		==Native Ubuntu & KODI (KODIbuntu do it yourself)==

Karellen: Remove OpenELEC

2018-07-10T03:56:34Z

Remove OpenELEC

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	If you want to go down that road, please refer to the respective sections:		If you want to go down that road, please refer to the respective sections:
	[[File:KODIbuntu.png\|60x60px\|link=KODIbuntu]][[KODIbuntu]]		[[File:KODIbuntu.png\|60x60px\|link=KODIbuntu]][[KODIbuntu]]
	[[File:OpenELEC.png\|60x60px\|link=OpenELEC]][[OpenELEC]]		[[File:OpenELEC.png\|60x60px\|link=Archive:OpenELEC]][[Archive:OpenELEC]]

	I myself have started with [[KODIbuntu]] (KodiBuntu).		I myself have started with [[KODIbuntu]] (KodiBuntu).

Suncatcher: /* Distributions */ grammar correction

2015-09-08T09:02:09Z

Distributions: grammar correction

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	I myself have started with [[KODIbuntu]] (KodiBuntu).		I myself have started with [[KODIbuntu]] (KodiBuntu).
	The problem is, that the current download image for USB installation is not capable to EFI boot.		The problem is, that the current download image for USB installation is not capable to EFI boot.
	~~Therefor~~ it is not possible (!) to install KODIbuntu with propper initial EFI bios support.		Therefore it is not possible (!) to install KODIbuntu with propper initial EFI bios support.
	There are ways to enable EFI boot later, but that is a tricky thing to do.		There are ways to enable EFI boot later, but that is a tricky thing to do.
	If you wish to go down that road, there is already a very good [[HOW-TO:Install KodiBuntu from a USB drive]]		If you wish to go down that road, there is already a very good [[HOW-TO:Install KodiBuntu from a USB drive]]

Tutenchamun: /* disable PulseAudio */

2015-01-09T06:26:14Z

disable PulseAudio

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	Finally we need to add a new xsession configuration that we can use for autostarting KODI with ALSA support.		Finally we need to add a new xsession configuration that we can use for autostarting KODI with ALSA support.
	<pre>		<pre>
	vi /usr/share/xsessions/KODI_ALSA.desktop		sudo vi /usr/share/xsessions/KODI_ALSA.desktop
	</pre>		</pre>
	'''You have to modify the config according to your specific username'''		'''You have to modify the config according to your specific username'''