Secondly some playback problem popped up for many Android users where they lost video after fast-forward playback. As such we included these changes into the 15.2 build for every one to test and hopefully get their device working again. "We’ve solved the problems for the users that had the zoomed in or partial screen using Kodi in Android. Any user can just pick up the OpenELEC image and transform any system into a media center with all the perks of an operating system. OpenELEC is a Linux distribution that is based on Kodi and that's used in quite a few embedded devices. We should also keep an eye on OpenELEC, which is bound to integrate the new version of the media hub pretty soon. Granted, there are a lot of smaller fixes in place, but if we take the Android support alone into consideration, then this warrants much more attention.
The Kodi developers have been really busy and they've released a couple of RCs for this maintenance version although, given the sheer quantity of stuff that's been done, it's easier to refer to it as a new major version. Kodi, a media player and entertainment hub that used to be called XBMC, has been upgraded to version 15.2 and is now available for download.
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