Hi nicety, is Mele F10 deluxe supported for Q10 pro? I have been searching for a air mouse for my Q10 pro but some users in forum said it is not compatible. Would appreciate if F10 user clarify on it.

Thanks.

Please share where you read the forum. Mele F10 Deluxe has been tested compatible with Q5 Pro and Q10.

Source Futeko

Mele is not in the list of compatible peripheral as well. Futeko forum is quite reliable as i get most of the Q10 pro update from there.

I have been using Mele F10 deluxe since year 2015 with my Q5II, Q10II, Q16, Q5pro and Q10 Pro without any problem.

LIVE LOUNGE v5.0.4 (older versions will prompt new dwnld, to install manually.
http://www.androidrepublica.com/2017/09/li...ive-tv-apk.html 

Thanks for the feedback. Please quote best price for the Mele F10 for a returning customer Bought Q10 pro from you last time.

Thank you for inquiry. PMed to you earlier.

Dear Customers,

Firmware 205 is ready in the Onedrive, mandatory to upgrade from 204 and never skip version. Below is the change log for 205:

P/S: Bluray full menu beta apk is available now, please install OpenBlurayMode.apk from OneDrive and run it first time to Open the FullMenu mode.

to other q10pro users...

i hv used this new 2.0.5 firmware for a couple of weeks now, very stable.

for average user, the changes are not noticeable, almost like no change from 2.0.4.

u need not do the pin restore method which will wipe out all apps.

can use the settings, upgrade method to keep all existing apps intact, no problem.
but... do try the Bluray APK.

this beta apk is only useful for those who playback BDMV folders.

if u do, it is VERY GOOD! u get the full menu, get all the extras.

only that the auto frame switching does not work, so u gotta manually set it if the folder fps/hz u play is not what u set as the base in settings.

i believe this has been reported and should be rectified in next firmware.

Any news to fix the NJOI Now streaming problem from HiMedia?
When play the streaming, there is a pop up saying:
"File format is not supported
Error code is 2000040"

Just great, latest Tonton app now crashed quite often, and live TV such as 8TV only got sound but no picture.

Dear Customers,

Firmware 205 is ready in the Onedrive, mandatory to upgrade from 204 and never skip version. Below is the change log for 205:

Skype updated
Newly added account management option to Settings .
Media Center optimized to fix the ultra long context might not be able to display problem.
Loading note added to the top right corner of media center when it is loading the list.
A blue edge appear when playback video at 2.35:1 ratio issue fixed
Occasionally not able to display Chinese subtitle of 4K Blue-ray videos issue fixed
Continual restart result in crash issue fixed
Pre-existing stop running of video player issue fixed
Movie Bar app searching speed accelerated and posters of soap operas issue fixed
Movie Bar app optimized with a new info box for uninstalling U disk, and shortcut of LAN and NFS
Pressing 3D button resulted in crash issue fixed
Default the setting of video output at Advanced Settings as Extrude
Support bt source & sink functions

P/S: Bluray full menu beta apk is available now, please install OpenBlurayMode.apk from OneDrive and run it first time to Open the FullMenu mode.

I have solution for local TV channels, I will come back to you later. Remind me if I did nit response to you by next Wednesday.

This is for Q5 pro too?

Any alternative for local TV channel besides TonTon and NJoi Now?

Then we get more technical, and explain some of the aspects of UHD:

4K resolution
Wide color gamut
Color bit depth
Color subsampling
HDMI versions
HDCP
HDMI data rates
HDMI cables
Display certification standards
HDR

What UHD Sources are there?

At this point a few hardware options:

UHD Blu Ray players, such as the new Samsung UBD-K8500. You can buy discs for around $30 from Amazon or Best Buy right now in the US!
Kaleidescape Strato – these players can download UHD content from the Kaleidescape store. The movies are created directly from master files received from the content creators and are not simple copies of UHD Blu Ray discs…in fact there is more UHD content on the store than there is currently UHD Blu Rays! The Strato supports HDR10 but not Dolby Vision, as well as the lossless audio codecs and Dolby Atmos.
Sony FMP-X10 player, which we believe is end-of-life and does not support HDR.
Kaleidescape Strato

Then there are the streaming services, which can be accessed from many hardware devices such as the those built into your TV, Roku 4K player, Amazon FireTV2, Nvidia Shield, etc.

Vudu
Netflix,
Amazon
Ultraflix
M-GO
YouTube
Sony’s forthcoming “Ultra” service

For a comprehensive list of sources and available content, see the “Master List of 4K“… thread over at AVSForum.com.

Note that most of the streaming services have compressed audio soundtracks, even the ones advertising Dolby Atmos like Vudu. Since high performance home theater is about video and audio, that only leaves two sources of note: UHD Blu Ray and Kaleidescape’s Store. For more read My Search for Higher-Quality Soundtracks in Streaming Movies.

What is the Ultra HD Blu Ray specification?

The Ultra HD Blu Ray spec is as follows (see the rest of this article for details on how to “decipher” these acronyms):

Up to 4K resolution
4:2:0 color sub-sampling
Up to 10 bit color
Up to 60 frames per second
Support for wide color gamuts (REC.2020)
Support for HDR10 and Dolby Vision
No 3D support
HDCP2.2

Ultra HD Blu Ray

As many of these specifications are optional it seems that just because a disc is labeled Ultra HD Blu Ray does not mean it will have HDR, a wide color gamut or 10 bit color. Hopefully UHD Blu Ray players will have some kind of signal information menu to reveal what is actually on the disc.

Note also that many of the movies announced for release on UHD Blu Ray so far were actually not shot at 4K resolution! See this article for some insightful analysis.

What capabilities does my display need to enjoy UHD content?

HDMI2.0 / HDCP2.2. First and foremost you need a display capable of receiving a HDMI2.0 / HDCP2.2 signal. Unfortunately for consumers some early TVs sold as 4K capable do not have the required HDMI2.0 / HDCP2.2 inputs!
4K resolution. UHD is 4x the resolution of HDTV, typically 3840×2160 (2160p), although the Sony PJs have slightly larger, since they use imaging chips derived from their cinema projectors.

Whilst not strictly necessary for UHD your display may also have:

Wide color gamut (WCG).  HDTV and Blu-Rays are mastered and distributed in the REC.709 color gamut. With UHD content can be distributed in either the REC.709 or REC.2020 color gamuts. If REC.2020 is used that does not necessarily mean the content has been created using such a wide color gamut. We expect most of the “wide color gamut” content for the next few years to actually have a color gamut similar to the commercial cinema P3 space. REC.2020 can, in this instance, be considered as the container, rather than necessarily the actual color gamut of the encoded content. With this being said, your display must accept a REC.2020 signal to display WCG content. Apparently some displays released to date such as the Sony VPL-VW1100ES do not accept REC.2020 even though they are marketed as being able to reproduce a color gamut approaching P3. Confusing, we know, but that is the state of things with respect to 4K / UHD in 2016!

High dynamic range (HDR). This is the ability to display images with highlights that are much brighter than today. These highlights are used for things like reflections off cars. Content has to be specifically mastered for HDR, so not all UHD content will necessarily be HDR. There are also at least three competing standards for HDR, including HDR10 and Dolby Vision and no broadcast standard. There’s also a new gamma curve (more correctly an electro-optical transfer function or EOTF), SMPTE ST2084. Whilst the UHD Alliance has mandated brightness standards for TVs there are no such standards for projectors. In addition whilst there is a mastering standard for HDR (1000 nit for HDR10) there is no standard or accepted practice for how to scale to the output levels that your display is capable of. Suffice to say it is early days for HDR!

Things there are confusion over with respect to UHD displays:

18Gbps. This may be required if content makers start releasing movies with high frame rates. 4K @ 60 frames per second may require 18Gbps data rates if it is at bit depths of 10 or 12 bits. Otherwise 10.2Gbps is fine, even for 4K60 at 8 bit!
12 bit color. This refers to the color bit-depth. Old Blu-Ray is 8 bit, new UHD Blu Ray can support 10 bit. It’s not clear what bit depth is being used by the streaming services, but it’s probably 8 bit.
4:4:4.  This refers to color sub-sampling. Whilst 4:4:4 is used in content mastering, UHD is distributed via 4:2:0.
3D. There is no UHD 3D at this time, at least via Blu Ray.
http://www.acousticfrontiers.com/uhd-101-v2/