Android on a stick

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Originally Posted by Drachen

but you can watch the games on the device? If so, can you please elaborate on how (is it through xbmc, what do I have to do, etc).

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i'd imagine they just forum links to streams or justin.tv and the like

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Originally Posted by leemajors

i'd imagine they just forum links to streams or justin.tv and the like

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Let me back up. I just installed xbmc on my phone and I have never used xbmc at all. I am not really sure what I am doing so I am trying to read about it. For example, I am trying to install the free cable add on, but it isn't in the list on the xbmc app. It seems i have to install something called a repository, but I dont know how to do this.

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Originally Posted by Drachen

Let me back up. I just installed xbmc on my phone and I have never used xbmc at all. I am not really sure what I am doing so I am trying to read about it. For example, I am trying to install the free cable add on, but it isn't in the list on the xbmc app. It seems i have to install something called a repository, but I dont know how to do this.

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Bit old, but may help:

http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/5-amazi...-media-center/

you will also need to install xbmc server on your comp I believe, and add the repositories there. Then you can access them from your phone from what I remember

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Originally Posted by leemajors

Bit old, but may help:

http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/5-amazi...-media-center/

you will also need to install xbmc server on your comp I believe, and add the repositories there. Then you can access them from your phone from what I remember

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Will I have to be on my home network to use xbmc to access those repositories, or do I use the computer to install, then I can use it anywhere?

Also, I am not sure if this makes any difference, but apparently, android used to have only a xbmc client, but now it has a full version of frodo.

also, I will check out that link. Thank you

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Originally Posted by Drachen

Will I have to be on my home network to use xbmc to access those repositories, or do I use the computer to install, then I can use it anywhere?

Also, I am not sure if this makes any difference, but apparently, android used to have only a xbmc client, but now it has a full version of frodo.

also, I will check out that link. Thank you

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It depends, I bet they support cellular connectivity in beta if nothing else, but you may be leaving an opening in your home network.

LOL, I had already read that one. it isn't very clear. I guess I am going to either have to wait for Heath Ledger or start looking at some youtubes if I can find them.

ok, I think i figured this out. So far XBMC is pretty badass, it is a little skippy on my phone, but I would imagine that on a dedicated box it would be very cool

jellybean is pre installed

yes through xbmc in plugin called sportsdevil

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Originally Posted by Heath Ledger

you should have gone with the NEO
it is known to be the better stick and with more support and devlopment.

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I should've taken your advice. The RK3066 has shitty WIFI.