I did at one point run Kodi without them (can't remember on which version), but I had noticed the CPU was running steadily above 80%. Those Intel drivers more or less started this all. I had seen a few articles eluding to this, so I just went with the latest and greatest kernel, and HDMI audio immediately popped up. Kernel 4.4 upgrade (Install steps - ) was installed because the standard kernel in 15.04 (3.18 I believe) would not allow the use of HDMI audio. I moved to 15.04, and the wnic was immediately present and working. I had updated several different things trying to get the wireless to work, but no matter what suggestions I followed, the wnic would not turn on. When I tried 15.10 I could not get the wireless to turn on. I honestly didn't try to find an alternative and moved straight to 15.10, so I may need to consider that if someone has a better suggestion (I honestly would like to run an LTS release but would also prefer to not have interlacing issues). It ONLY supports 15.x plus versions it appeared for Ubuntu. I had perused the web for drivers, and came upon the link above. I had come to realize that ALL of my deinterlacing woes were driver related. Initially I was running Kodibuntu, which I had patched to 14.04 LTS release. So, after some piddling around this weekend, I settled on the following:
#KODI CACHE SETTINGS WIKI MOVIE#
One scene was on Training Day DVD and the coffee cup in the diner about 8-9 minutes into the movie was not clear at ALL. Beyond that, I for some reason set deinterlacing to always on, and this was KILLING the quality of playback, especially for DVD rips (it was harder to notice in HD content).
In short, changing the settings often resulted in the picture freezing and skipping and eventually Kodi would crash and relaunch. The primary bug I was dealing with involved anything of or relating to deinterlacing. Well, after living with some apparent bugs for a while, I up and decided it was high time to fix my Chromeboxes.
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