Raspberry pi mpeg2 license key generator download. For us, a few quid is ok, but if they made a million units that is £3. Because such a codec is a mathematical artifact. Flash Catalyst was discontinued in 2. D modeling and developing contents for web. The big advantage of Linux over Windows is the package management system. This key will enable a single Raspberry Pi to decode MPEG-2 video in hardware. You will need to provide your device's internal 16-digit serial number as part of your order. Your serial number is not the number printed on your board.
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commented Nov 3, 2013
Hi, thank you for amazing OpenElec. I am using it on Raspberry Pi and would greatly appreciate the possibility to add a video-codec-license keys that I bought from Rasberry to the system through OpenElec menu. So it is no longer nescessary to go through difficult installation process of adding license codes using SSH method... Here is more info about current way of installing: http://wiki.openelec.tv/index.php?title=Raspberry_Pi_Codec_Licences So for example I will buy and Raspberry MPEG-2 license key, in XBMC I would go to OpenElec Settings, and I would write the license key code there, and hardware acceleration will start to work. :-) Just an idea which would surely help some noobs like me. Thank you very much! |
commented Nov 3, 2013
config.txt is only read at startup so you cannot enable a codec mid-session, and we'd prefer not to modify config.txt through automated means as the file structure is not fixed.. so the current manual method is what it is. I'd also argue cut/paste over SSH is less prone to user-error than typing a key into the XBMC GUI with a remote. |
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commented Nov 3, 2013
You say that, but OpenELEC fiddles with config.txt during updates which is probably not a good idea, those sed commands should probably be considered dangerous, I certainly don't want them messing about with my gpu settings that's I've intentionally set to my own liking. |
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