Pulse-Eight provide solutions to run XBMC on your HTPC system, all of these options are free in their basic form. Although we offer off the shelf hardware solutions and support packages to suit your needs.
If you want to try XBMC out for the first time, or want to use your HTPC for more than just XBMC, we recommend XBMC for Ubuntu, if you want a dedicated platform that auto updates and contains performance tuned software then try our OpenELEC based builds which run Pulse, our customised version of XBMC.
OpenELEC+Pulse
Latest version: 3.0.2
released 6 days ago
Download
- For Fusion graphics cards (115.5 MB)
- For Generic graphics cards (163.5 MB)
- For Intel graphics cards (95 MB)
- For nVidia graphics cards (108.6 MB)
XBMC for Ubuntu
Latest version: 12.2 "Frodo" rev.127
git rev. 32b1a5e, released 7 days ago
Installation Instructions
We provide an automatic install script for Ubuntu
Oneiric,
Precise,
Quantal and
Raring.
Download and execute install-xbmc.sh and go to Applications -> Sound & Video -> XBMC Media Center to start XBMC.
XBMC for OS X
Latest version: 12.0 "Frodo" rev.3
released 71 days ago
Download
- XBMC + PVR + CEC 12.0 "Frodo" rev.3 (45 MB - source)
- cec-client 2.1.1 (0.2 MB - source)
XBMC for Windows
Latest version: 12.2 "Frodo" rev.4
released 6 days ago
Download
- Firmware upgrade v4 (1.4MB)
- XBMC + PVR + CEC 12.2 "Frodo" rev.4 (49.6 MB - source)
- libCEC upgrade 2.1.3 (1.2 MB - source)