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Home icon grey.png   ▶ Devices ▶ Android ▶ OUYA
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OUYA
OUYA.png
Manufacturer OUYA, Inc.
Released June 25, 2013 (Retail)
OS Android 4.1 "Jellybean") with custom Ouya launcher
CPU Nvidia Tegra 3 (T33) SoC with Quad-Core ARM Cortex-A9 CPU @1.7 GHz
Storage 8 GB internal eMMC flash memory + USB Memory Stick support
RAM 1 GB (DDR3) RAM
Display 1080p
Graphics Nvidia GeForce ULP GPU
Connectivity HDMI 1.4b (female), 2 x USB 2.0 host port + 1 x Mini-USB OTG-port, Bluetooth LE 4.0, 802.11 b/g/n WiFi, 10/100 Ethernet, 12-volt DC-power
Dimensions 75×75×82 mm (2.95×2.95×3.23 in)
Weight 300 g (11 oz)
Attention talk.png Read this page and still need help? Check out the XBMC for Android XBMC.org support forum or this Kodi thread on http://ouyaforum.com.

OUYA is an Android-based game console and set-top-box that contains a Nvidia Tegra based ARM-processor that can handle most Kodi skins, in addition to outputting video in Full HD (1080p).

The first version of Kodi to officially support the OUYA was v13 "Gotham" which could easily be sideloaded. Two unofficial versions are also available; "XBMC for Ouya" (an unofficial build submitted to the Ouya Store by Ouya themselves (which lacks DTS and AC3 audio decoding support due to licensing issues) and "SPMC" (a fork of Kodi released by Kodi developer Koying that have Ouya support but must be sideloaded).

Main topics

Other OUYA-specific wiki pages for topics, guides, and advice. For everything else, standard Kodi pages will normally apply.

icon HOW-TO:Install Kodi on OUYA
HOW-TO:Install Kodi on OUYA 		icon Android FAQ
Android FAQ
icon How-to's
 icon Controller
icon Known issues
 icon Random notes
icon Links

Installing

Main page: HOW-TO:Install Kodi on OUYA

HOW-TO:Install Kodi on OUYA

How-to's

See also: Android#How-to's

Assorted how-to's related to Kodi running on OUYA that have been added to the wiki:


Controller

OUYA-Controller-Map-store.jpg


Known issues

  • Audio passthrough for some users will likely require SPMC, which is a modified version of Kodi.
  • Wifi on the OUYA might not be enough for some high bitrate HD streams. In this case, using wired ethernet is recommended.
  • Android, which OUYA's OS is based on, is limited right now to 60Hz. Those with media that plays back at 50Hz might see occasional stutter.
  • Volume control does not adjust the volume level. It will mute the audio if volume is turned all the way down.

Random notes

Feel free to place various notes, tips, and links here. As this section of the wiki gets more organized, those notes will be properly sorted. Consider this like a dumping ground for when you're not sure where to put something.

  • If you want to open Kodi automatically when the OUYA boots up, you can choose between two applications, "BootyCall" or "Auto pilot", both are available on the OUYA store.
BootyCall [1] ($2.99) - This application functions as a default launcher ensuring your chosen application, XBMC/Kodi in this case, is the first application loaded and also is returned to upon exiting other applications.
Auto Pilot [2] (Free) - When installed the name will show up as "BOOT". Connecting the BlueTooth remote may close Kodi after, to avoid this issue, use an Kodi remote (Official, Yatse, etc...).


  • Easy Infra red remote (no root): I figured the easiest way on getting IR is to use a cheap "PC Remote". The "PC Remote" receiver actually emulates a full keyboard based on infra red and starts at 5 USD (http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B0050PUGZE/ref=dp_olp_new?ie=UTF8&condition=new). You can later swap this remote for a remote with learning capabilities, as the Sony RMVLZ620 (~25 USD), you learn the codes from the "PC Remote" and you get yourself an awesome IR solution that will keep working even if you get those pesky Ouya updates.


  • OUYA Specific Addon Repo: You can find an OUYA specific repository of addons available, [3](Eldon's Kodi Repo). Some of the plugins are specific to the OUYA platform, while others will work on android devices in general.

See also

  • Android hardware - Other Android platform which Kodi supports hardware video decoding on.
  • Android - Android operating system information in regards to Kodi usage.

Links

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