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<blockquote data-quote="Vimes" data-source="post: 883671" data-attributes="member: 87494">I doubt very much if I ever had MP actually crashing for me when I used it over the years. The built in refresh rate changing aspect was great when that appeared as was the MCE remote control feature.&nbsp;One of my biggest issues with MP was the codec use and stuttering issues. Both of those problems were never completely resolved regardless of many permutations of codecs and posts, with pictures, of the issues I was having. Using codec packs (SAF) or individually configured codecs did not completely resolve the issue.&nbsp;Going to XBMC and, for me, it was a more complete out of box working experience with absolutely no issues at all in relation to codecs or any stuttering. The TV series and Movie functionality is not quite on par with either the TV series plugin or Moving Pictures of MP but it is simply good enough to provide a fully working media centre with minimal intervention.To work all the above within the one window of the settings function of XBMC was both intuitive and easy to manage.&nbsp;The Android remote functionality is nice to have for my tablet and it works very very well with XBMC.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vimes, post: 883671, member: 87494"] I doubt very much if I ever had MP actually crashing for me when I used it over the years. The built in refresh rate changing aspect was great when that appeared as was the MCE remote control feature. One of my biggest issues with MP was the codec use and stuttering issues. Both of those problems were never completely resolved regardless of many permutations of codecs and posts, with pictures, of the issues I was having. Using codec packs (SAF) or individually configured codecs did not completely resolve the issue. Going to XBMC and, for me, it was a more complete out of box working experience with absolutely no issues at all in relation to codecs or any stuttering. The TV series and Movie functionality is not quite on par with either the TV series plugin or Moving Pictures of MP but it is simply good enough to provide a fully working media centre with minimal intervention. To work all the above within the one window of the settings function of XBMC was both intuitive and easy to manage. The Android remote functionality is nice to have for my tablet and it works very very well with XBMC. [/QUOTE]

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