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AdvertisementThe dark night of waiting is over: XBMC 13, codename Gotham, has reached beta status. It feels faster, and looks better, than ever before.You can right now if you’re interested – just scroll down to get to the beta. As always, there are pros and cons to running beta software: there may well be bugs at this point. If nothing else, news of the beta means the final release is that much closer.About a year ago Kodi, formerly known as XBMC, is a fantastic media app for Android, and you're missing out if you haven't downloaded it yet. This new release offers a dedicated touch theme, and improved touch controls, and includes a number of Android-specific speed improvements. If you weren’t sure about XBMC on Android, Gotham is work checking out.But this new release isn’t just for Android users: XBMC continues to be a great option for Windows, Mac and Linux users, and a variety of features will be appreciated by them.
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For example, support for sharing media across your network. Users can now tell one system running XBMC to play a given file on another.There are a lot of other changes, so here are a few highlights. Speed improvements for Android and Raspberry Pi. 3D support: SBS, TAB, anaglyph, and interlaced.
Pulseaudio support for Linux users. Simpler settings screens, with optional access to advanced settings. New API, which could lead to a variety of creative plugins. Windows XP is no longer supported.The way skins work has also been overhauled, which is sure to inspire all sorts of creative visual takes. You can if you want. Of those available right now, I’ve become partial to Amber – it’s fast, customizable and great looking.
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I’ve already had fun tweaking it.It’s also worth noting out that, back in November, XBMC introduced. Here you can browse the official XBMC repository’s offerings. These are far from the only add-ons out there for XBMC, but they’re vetted – meaning they work well and are perfectly legal.Like the idea of XBMC, but aren’t sure where to start? Check out our guide on XBMC may have evolved into Kodi, but if you have an old version installed this guide will help you set it up and get started.Source.
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