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Currently XBMC does not support the [[wikipedia:h.264|h.264]] Hi10P profile. Support for this profile will come when an update of [[wikipedia:FFmpeg|FFmpeg]] is applied to [[DVDPlayer]] (XBMC's video player component). There currently is no ETA on when this will be done. | Currently XBMC does not support the [[wikipedia:h.264|h.264]] Hi10P profile. Support for this profile will come when an update of [[wikipedia:FFmpeg|FFmpeg]] is applied to [[DVDPlayer]] (XBMC's video player component). There currently is no ETA on when this will be done. | ||
Revision as of 16:17, 4 April 2012
Currently XBMC does not support the h.264 Hi10P profile. Support for this profile will come when an update of FFmpeg is applied to DVDPlayer (XBMC's video player component). There currently is no ETA on when this will be done.
Due to recent interests in the Hi10P profile, spurred by its somewhat recent addition to x264 (a free software library for encoding video streams into the h.264 format), this page was created to list alternative ways to have Hi10P playback while using XBMC.
Unofficial builds
Windows
- 2012-04-02 XBMC Windows build by forum user Shine: http://www.mediafire.com/?p08gpzy8p8ipxvz
- XBMC with replacement DSPlayer has been updated again (Windows only). See DSPlayer and http://dsplayer.passion-xbmc.org
- 2011-12-09 XBMC Windows build by forum user bambi73: http://www.mediafire.com/?e9h77fr86d04zef
Linux
- XBMC for Linux can be compiled to use an external install of ffmpeg (which would support Hi10P).
- Build/install script from forum user zyro: https://github.com/zyro/ffmpeg_xbmc
Mac OS X
- None known at this time.
External players
XBMC can be set up to use an external player for video playback, while still using XBMC for the interface.