Dune Firmware Zone / Android Support Android Support Dune HD Player Models with Android Support The following Dune HD player models have Android support: • Dune HD Solo 4K. There are also Android-based Dune HD set-top-box models available for operator projects; these are not covered by this page.

Android Support in Dune HD Solo 4K Dune HD Solo 4K is based on Sigma Designs SMP8758 ARM processor, which supports both Linux and Android OS. Dune HD Solo 4K implements a Dual Boot mechanism which allows to boot either into Linux OS (to get access to all the standard Dune HD media player functionality), or into Android OS (to get access to Android applications). The main and fully supported OS is Linux, Android OS support is experimental, functionally limited, and is under development. Dune HD works together with Sigma Designs on making Android OS support available for Dune HD Solo 4K media player. NOTE: • As of 2016-04-06, Android support for Dune HD Solo 4K is not publically available yet and is being in the process of the development and debugging. • When Android support gets ready for public use, the Android application allowing to boot into Android OS will become available in the main menu of the media player.

What Android features to expect / not to expect? The exact information on this will become available later. The preliminary expectations are the following: • Android OS version: currently, Android OS version 4.4 is supported.

There are chances that Android version 6.x will become available later, but this is not known yet. • Web browser: yes (e.g. The standard Chrome web browser).

Does anyone know if / when XBMC will be able to be used on Dune players?

• Various applications and Play Market: yes, but not all applications may work well. • Media playback: yes, but only partially, and w/o advanced functionality available in Linux OS. Store_schema Sql Script Download. • KODI / XBMC: most probably not in the nearest future.

I am about to purchase a network media streamer and I wanted to get some feedback on this before I pull the trigger. I have a plex media server running at my house and a NAS where all of my data is stored. I am thinking of getting a Dune HD Base 3D or a Popcorn Hour 410 as a player. I saw the Mede8er lineup but it doesn't appear that it has a plex app on it. However, if I'm running Control4 and have the Plex driver will that work with Mede8er?

Sorry for the confusion on that just not clear how that will work. Any feedback on the player you guys like best? Thanks, Erik. Plex does run on android however it was really designed to be used on tablet based devices. Your experience with it will not be great.

You will be happier running XBMC/Kodi on the android box. Alternatively if you really insist on using plex my suggestion is to utilise Plex Home Theater on a dedicated HTPC build (intel nucs seem to be quite popular). Our driver for plex home theater is similar to our xbmc/kodi driver however not as feature rich. It is still one of the better media player drivers out there though (number two to only xbmc/kodi). For personal use, computer-based media player is a good choice but I would to recommend that for reselling to customer due to reliability. Musiq Soulchild Soulstar Zip. Plex with Dune is rock rolid, but limited in option due to poor Dune UI. Plex will do the catalog and C4 will manage the movies, the Dune will only serve has player.

Mede8er is great but suffer a HUGE problem with power management. (you do not need a Plex app to access the content managed by your Plex server, just browse the network to get your medias) My suggestion XBMC/Kodi for the richest experience, if you're a tech guy. For a 'set and forget' solution focussed mainly on movies, Plex and Dune is pretty good.

I would stay away from Android stuff. Plex with Dune is rock rolid, but limited in option due to poor Dune UI. Plex will do the catalog and C4 will manage the movies, the Dune will only serve has player. FYI for any who are reading. In order use the setup mentioned you need to utilise our plex media server driver to import the movie meta data in from the server into Control4. As mentioned this is quite a rock solid setup. Most people utilise plex media server on a supported NAS (see plex website for supported NAS drives) and the dune media player for playback.

Link to software here. Okay so I had a look at the intel NUC last night and that looks cool. Although I would get the i3 or i5 to make sure that I get the DTSHD and TrueHD audio. Doa Shalat Jenazah Pdf.

I'm in tech so I can get around and tinker if I want to, but I don't want something that requires me to do that. I want it to be seamless for my wife and kids to be able to use.