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I also love my MiBox. If 1 USB port is a deal breaker, I think you can plug in a USB hub for additional ports.

also check out YouMusic. Amazing add-on for music videos.

Amazing add-on!!! Huge thanks for developing this! This will get a lot of use in my house.

As stated above there is a clone called Firestopper. I am sure it won't be long before this version is banned as well by Amazon. From what I read all they have to do is add the new app name to their "blacklist" Do yourself a favour and take 5 mins and read/watch a tutorial on how to install...

My assumption is that there was an update to IkonoTV which reverted the icon back to the original. I've read that with the new fire OS 5, any sideloaded apps will display in the apps (or recent, can't remember) sections. Hopefully we won't need Ikono any longer.

All I can tell you is to Google the name of the repository. There will be LOTS of info to help you out. Unfortunately I don't think discussing this repo is allowed here. I could be wrong but just google it and follow the steps.

hopefully him and Umouch (sp?) are hanging out on a beach somewhere.. :)

Check for things around that pi that could be causing interference with the wifi signal. Is there a cordless phone/base, baby monitor etc around that device? Is there a wireless device (mouse/keyboard) plugged into that pi??

hardwired or using a wifi adapter? All 3 on the same ISP? If on wifi, try hardwiring it or using a powerline adapter.

My friend is having this same problem with his rpi 1. Haven't figured it out yet. We've changed power supplies, added the HDMI safe mode code into the config file, tried the HDMI boost setting in config file and no luck yet. I plugged in my Android box into his TV and it did not...

I've never heard of this issue but yes make sure you're using a good power supply as mentioned above. Also, try updating OE. I think the latest version is 5.0.6.

I'd also check your power supply and I'd recommend something with at LEAST 1amp. Also, I would personally recommend using Raspbmc (OSMC) for the 256MB pi. I don't know why, but I haven't been able to get any recent releases of OE to work properly on a 256mb pi. I use OE on all my 512mb pi's...

hopefully the network went away for good which in turn broke the add-on. :D One could only wish.....

as per wikipedia, S-Video is typically 480i or 576i

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