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The basic hardware you will need is but replace '''PACKAGENAMEHERE''' with the PVR addon required.

...uently '''A'''sked '''Q'''uestions Windows and Windows-compatible computer hardware.<section end="intro" /> {{See|Supported hardware#Windows}}

...Event driven mode. Previously Kodi used the Push mode, so both the audio hardware & audio driver need to support the Event mode for audio to work with WASAPI = Hardware Vendor Specifics =

...t hardware video decoding then you will require a fast modern processor is required to decode some videos (H.264, VC-1, etc) in 1080P. {{editor note|Hard to qu :XBMC will run on most graphics cards made in the last few years, including hardware video decoding support. This includes most cards from ATI/AMD, Intel, or NV

GPU Hardware Accelerated Video Decoding of H.264 (MPEG-4 part-10, a.k.a. MPEG-4 AVC) enc '''GPU Hardware Accelerated Video Decoding of MPEG-4 encoded video'''

...this build instruction is for Linux operating-systems on x86/x86-64 based hardware only. .../Programming_language C/C++ programming language], and although not really required knowledge of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenGL OpenGL] or other [http://

''Note:'' Kitlaan now has patches up to Bluez-4.69, and the patch is required for 4.64 - 4.69 ''Note:'' - The pairing scripts are not required by some distro's - just install Blueman and set up your BD remote as an inp

...s and functions that are not dependent on newer [[Android hardware|Android hardware (such as video codecs and resolution)]].

.../Videos#Platform_Specific_Hardware_Acceleration_settings|Platform Specific Hardware Acceleration settings]] ...to [[w:Deinterlacing|deinterlace]] the currently playing video stream, if required.

:* Added Android]] HEVC/H.265 hardware video decoding. See '''Android hardware]]'''. :{{main|Supported hardware}}

...most Android devices. Therefor this article contains a list of SoC chipset hardware, (SoC stands for "System on a Chip" which contain the CPU plus GPU and VPU {{see also|Supported hardware}}

The following file contains all modifications required to make the Snapstream Firefly work and has been tested under Ubuntu 9.04-1 and /etc/lirc/hardware.conf

...othing which is not indexed in your library. A list of compatible software/hardware can be found here (it may be incomplete...): UPnP Sharing ...handy when using Sickbeard, Couch Potato and sabNZBd. This however is not required – you always can access the XBMC, Sickbeard, Couch Potato and sabNZBd via

...need to either select the '''ARM''' or '''x86''' version depending on your hardware. ...oblem. If you are using a non-official version not signed by us you may be required to un-install Kodi and you will loose all your settings due to this. Be war

* ''Start-up enumeration of hardware audio devices and their capabilities with log output'' ...e time. This was compounded by the fact that XBMC runs on a wide range of hardware and operating systems. Most of the developers focus on specific platforms

The ideal setting is the highest resolution your hardware supports and/or what the TV/Monitor is capable of.<br> ...s mode uses more resources so playback may be less smooth on lower powered hardware.<br>

== video Hardware == ! colspan="23" style="background-color:#E6E6E6;" | '''Hardware and video playback compatibility<br/>'''

This linked table lists all the required BIOSes which some emulators requires, so if a systems BIOS is not listed he The table below lists all the required BIOSes which some emulators requires for each each emulated system, so if a

If this behaviour is not desired, an additional manual entry is required in the relevant subsection.<br/><br/> ...nce the device has booted, the initial power on detection appears to be in hardware)

...<u>'''do not'''</u> setup your XBMC audio that way, unless with compatible hardware connected.}} ...is transcoded to AC3 when this option is checked. (AC3 capable receiver is required.)}}