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post Mar 5 2017, 11:31 AM

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Q10 pro can play iflix? My current minix cannot play sad and i paid the subscription already.
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post Mar 5 2017, 02:08 PM

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QUOTE(voncrane @ Mar 5 2017, 01:35 PM)
Which Minix device? No problems running iFlix on the Minix Neo U1..Able to autodetect the free Unifi subscription too...
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Z64A neo minix. Bought 3 years ago. I think i need a new q10pro once i got my 65in 4k tv smile.gif. Q10pro and q16 big difference ?
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post Mar 5 2017, 08:26 PM

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QUOTE(AVFAN @ Mar 5 2017, 04:03 PM)
Q16 is 3 years old, not available anymore.

Current models are q5pro, q10pro and h8 plus.

The q series use a diff chipset than h series.

Q10pro is now the flagship model, android 7.

Q5pro is the litlle brother... all same except it does not have an internal hdd compartment like the big brother.

And it is 2/8gb, not 2/16gb.

There has been quite a bit of discussion and reviews from users in last 10 pages or so, u can read them.

If u are doing a lot of playback of 1080p, bdmv, 4k, hd audio videos on a big 4k tv, u will like q10pro.
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Thanks bro, definitely will consider q10pro or q5. Then next time need your guide on how to bring the best out of it. smile.gif

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post Mar 31 2017, 12:37 AM

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Hi guys, just got q10pro today. I got an issue, why the youtube and netflix cant play 4k content? Max resolution available for 4k content only 1080p? Anyone can help?
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post Mar 31 2017, 02:00 PM

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QUOTE(AVFAN @ Mar 31 2017, 01:45 PM)
as explained, only youtube and netflix certified devices will get 4k stuff.

similarly, only google androidtv certified devices will get apps like aljazeera HD and bloomberg HD, direct from the playstore.

they are native to smart/4k TV's with google's androidtv.

generic android devices have a wider playstore apps selection but restrictions with 1080p and 4k material.
q10pro excels not with youtube and netflix but with playback of 2160p, 60fps, 10bit, HDR, hevc, hd audio, dtsx, ddatmos... u already know.
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Ok noted, thanks for your explanation, then no choice have to use the TV build in OS to watch netflix 4k and youtube 4k smile.gif

But I like it cause Nicety installed many apps for me in it which yet to explore.

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post Mar 31 2017, 03:39 PM

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QUOTE(plumberly @ Mar 31 2017, 03:31 PM)
Congras on your new toy! You will enjoy it, amazed at what it can do!

I am using Q5 Pro.

Like to know which Android version is installed in your new Q10 Pro. Already with 7 or still with 6?

Thanks.
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I will check it tonight smile.gif yesterday after set it up was late and need to go sleep. Anything cool that you can share or do with this box . brows.gif
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post Apr 19 2017, 01:08 AM

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I have tested 40GBs to 60GBs 4k vids over network to my himedia q10 pro, macam lagging. I'm using Giga LAN and over TPLINK AV1200 powerline.

At last bought 4TB external usb3 disc to put all 4k movies inside and connect via usb3 to q10pro. Now I got more than 50 titles (almost 3TB) 4k movies tongue.gif.

Surprisingly 4k movies (dolby vision) on netflix over 30mbps unifi, no lag at all. But cannot use q10pro as it's not authorize netflix player.

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post Apr 19 2017, 08:04 AM

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QUOTE(dwRK @ Apr 19 2017, 06:39 AM)
So did you find out where is the bottleneck? It should not lag with GB Lan and that powerline benchmark at 160 mbps.

Netflix 4K is around 16-18 mbps...they recommend 25 mbps line only...
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I thiink its the poweline bottlenecking the connection as my router and pc its upstairs and himedia is downstairs. How much exactly the powerline max real world transmission is vary from case to case and dependable the distance of the power line of a house and how much noise in it. But definately 30mbps unifi is not an issue as i can easily use speedtest.net to check. But for file transfer max speed over the powerline i have yet to test. Maybe later will do it and share the result.
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post Apr 19 2017, 12:02 PM

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QUOTE(dwRK @ Apr 19 2017, 08:55 AM)
Thanks. Yup...bottleneck can be from many things, including use of lightning /surge protectors, 3 phase wiring, grounding, cat cables, protocol setup, etc.

I had some spare routers, so connected a pair as repeater (one as access point, one as client bridge to my main router) thinking this way I can eliminate the half-speed effects...turns out the Lan connecting both was a bottleneck worse than the half-speed effects... lol...
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Never use a repeater for wifi signal, it's degrade the wifi speed very badly. I tested before at the end use powerline as it gives much higher speed.

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post Apr 19 2017, 12:11 PM

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QUOTE(AVFAN @ Apr 19 2017, 09:47 AM)
usb... u did not want an internal HDD to slot inside the compartment?
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I think both read speed over usb 3.0 and sata 3 is about the same. Not much different.

I chose external disk because it's easy for me to unplug and connect it to my PC for huge 4k file transfer.

I tested q10pro and put an internal 2.0TB 3.5inch hdd and use samba network transfer from my PC, the speed is unacceptable. 2-5mbps, ridiculously slow, 1 movie 30GB about 6-7hours to transfer. If usb3 transfer i got about 70-80mbps, if sata3 transfer I get about same as usb3, which is about few minutes.


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post Apr 19 2017, 12:15 PM

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QUOTE(Vannus @ Apr 19 2017, 12:11 PM)
I think both read speed over usb 3.0 and sata 3 is about the same. Not much different.

I chose external disk because it's easy for me to unplug and connect it to my PC for huge 4k file transfer.

I tested q10pro and put an internal 2.0TB 3.5inch hdd and use samba network transfer from my PC, the speed is unacceptable. 2-5mbps, ridiculously slow, 1 movie 30GB about 6-7hours to transfer. If usb3 transfer i got about 70-80mbps, if sata3 transfer I get about same as usb3, which is about few minutes.
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Next time I think whole house have to lay Cat6 cable all over the rooms including living hall and kitchen. Nothing can compare to a pure direct cat6 cable. Not wifi, not powerline, not a repeater.
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post Apr 19 2017, 12:20 PM

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QUOTE(voncrane @ Apr 19 2017, 11:17 AM)
Direct CAT6e Ethernet everything connection.... With great broadband speeds comes greater hardware requirements..  tongue.gif
Direct CAT6e Ethernet everything connection.. Better router & NAS.. Another one of the reasons, I have jumped on the bandwagon just yet.. I'm all about efficiency.. Seamlessly enjoying 4K content ain't cheap.. Must upgrade everything and lay cables all round.. Powerlines are a no go in my books where high stable networking are required.

It's not unsurprising that you are able to stream "4K" via Netflix. Netflix is not pushing out true 4K. Just better enough pq than true 1440p. The rest is the result of your TV's up-scaling engine..  smile.gif
console.gif  In all fairness, it's just some that are awful. The majority AFAIK actually look superb, especially with HDR... However, not in sufficient quantities to convince me to replace a fully functioning quality display. *knocks on wood*... Besides, TV tech will only get better and cheaper, so there's the plus side to waiting.
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Yes bro, jump to 4k aint cheap, haha. I had changed my TV, my TV box to himedia, my AV receiver that has 4k passthru, my network cables, my powerline, my router to dual band to enable 5ghz wifi speed, and not to mentioned the huge external disk. sweat.gif

In the name of the same objective, seemless enjoyment of 4k content viewing.

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post Apr 19 2017, 01:03 PM

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QUOTE(AVFAN @ Apr 19 2017, 12:47 PM)
a few GB, ok.

a few TB, will take a month! laugh.gif
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2 weeks continuous download. 24/7. But then its paid off with the immersive 4k content especially with hdr enabled like planet earth 2, life of pi and etc. Its so real thats what my wife said. Haha
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post Apr 19 2017, 01:10 PM

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QUOTE(AVFAN @ Apr 19 2017, 01:05 PM)
this one is stunning in 4k and dtshdma.

had watched it in 1080p ac3 3-4 months ago, now doing a second run at it! thumbup.gif
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You got 4k tv, go watch in 4k bro. Haha come bring a 4TB hdd disc to me, leave it overnight i can transfer all the 4k content to you. Specially for you bro. Kidding
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post Apr 19 2017, 05:33 PM

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QUOTE(voncrane @ Apr 19 2017, 05:09 PM)
Hence my earlier comments (seamless) on high specs/speed everything and how costly it can be... As some have experienced. I'm chill, no offense taken..
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Yes bro, the best 4k movies should come from a genuine 4k hdr disc and only available from amazon.com which should cost around rm100 to rm150 each includes international shipping. And also not to forget a 4k blu-ray player, cheapest is xbox 1 s. Which I'm still thinking worth to invest. The PQ between download and real disc is it able to differentiate by our eyes or my eyes.

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post Apr 19 2017, 06:40 PM

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QUOTE(OCMAX @ Apr 19 2017, 05:38 PM)
I'm sharing with you the network cables stuff because I'm certified by AMP, KRONE, SYStimax, Panduit to design and certify the network infra. I involved in network cabling as early as when they were just using RS232 cables to Cat-7 uptodate in Malaysia.
yeah! since you has invest so much. the best is getting the best genuine quality disc.  smile.gif
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Cat7? Omg himedia q10pro can support cat7 cable ? What is the max theoritical speed?
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post May 25 2017, 08:45 PM

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How to watch iflix on q10 pro guys? Anyone having problem not able to play the video?
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post May 29 2017, 10:22 PM

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QUOTE(splinter @ May 29 2017, 04:34 PM)
Anyone tried Himedia Q10 pro with directv now? Can stream with 4K and dolby digital audio?

Is netflix and youtube work in HD or 4K for this device?
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Netflix, amazon prime, youtube 4k all works perfectly on tv smart function. You dont need q10pro to play it. Q10pro will playback those 4k hdr movies you download online perfectly.
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post May 29 2017, 10:25 PM

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QUOTE(splinter @ May 29 2017, 10:23 PM)
Cancel Netflix because not much newer or latest big title  movies after 1 month free trial.

4K, HDR and Dolby vision which mostly available  for Netflix original only. Whereby not much drama for me. I'm not boycot the app but just try getting something which suit me the most. I can still renew back anytime if I want t right?

Yet I still enjoy the media box with AVCHD, MKV and some kodi source or streaming apk. Also I got myself uhd player and order few UHD movies and blu ray from Amazon.

Yes both of you are right I'm new in 4K TV and home theatre system somehow I trying to learn, gather information and discussion (believe lowyat forum is a place for this). I'm not here to start a forum war or something but if u unhappy to reply my noob question of coz you free to scroll down and ignore my sentence.

Anyhow cheers guys, sharing is caring.
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Everyone is learning. Cheer up smile.gif
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post May 29 2017, 10:29 PM

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QUOTE(splinter @ May 29 2017, 10:26 PM)
Thank you. Yes try the Netflix and amazon prime. Those movies title is ok ok for me so I skip them this round. Give a try directv and see how.

You got a lot 4K HDR title? Care pm me the way getting them?
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Yea around 50 plus bro 4k movies all huge size one 20gbs to 70gbs per title. And some huge size fhd movies as well, around 10gb.

These titles are quite new well not so old btw.

Pm me i will guide you where to download them

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