Am 23.04.2013 00:07, schrieb Kasey Matejcek:
> Has anyone tried to play a video file from something like a Gopro camera is
> there a enough power to play these type of files ?
> Or isn't there enough video or cpu power to do this
> I have costumer that is asking if I could put something together that would
> play the files after their done recording and they don't want to spend the
> money on a laptop
There are some android xbmc versions which "should" work with hardware
accelerated video decoding. But it seems not to be ready for the masses.
So if you want just an little arm box for video output with hardware
full-hd support i would suggest you buy a rasperry-pi modell A (25$) or
B (35$), depending on the need for ethernet support. For these exist
multiple xbmc versions (openelec, raspbmc, ...) with hardware
accelerated video output. I own one myself and use it as standalone
media player.
Newer gopro cameras use h264 encoded video format which is supported by
the rpi gpu. But you should first be sure that the video format is
supported before you order one. ;)
Ciao,
Rainer
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