QUOTE(voncrane @ May 10 2016, 12:08 AM)
Just 1080p TV here.. But can confirm from other Minix Neo U1 + 4K TV users... Can only get 1080p 60fps max. But since most smart 1080p/4K TVs ship with a decent YouTube app, better to use that instead. Can Google cast from supported devices..
However, the YouTube app on my Nexus 10 can stream @ 1440p res when available. So yeah, it's possible, just not supported on all "capable" devices.. Something about most lacking the ability to process Google's VP9 codecs, which are used in YouTube's 4K video compressions for easy streaming.
must be the codecs then.However, the YouTube app on my Nexus 10 can stream @ 1440p res when available. So yeah, it's possible, just not supported on all "capable" devices.. Something about most lacking the ability to process Google's VP9 codecs, which are used in YouTube's 4K video compressions for easy streaming.
4k tv's can get 1440p, 2160p, no problem.
just curious if there is some apk for 4k boxes...
if codec issue, extracting it from the tv and putting on the box will not work...
QUOTE(sepulse @ May 10 2016, 08:47 AM)
thats kinda the deal with me. first Nexus 6p or Moto X Pure, then minix neo x8 or u1. now its this. hahaha.
anyway thanks bro for the advise. guess i will pick asus then
get an asus - this extra rm u pay will be well worth it.anyway thanks bro for the advise. guess i will pick asus then
QUOTE(ahSiang @ May 10 2016, 07:15 AM)
there are like 12 himedia models but only 2-3 popular here.M6 is a miniature version, looks like made to compete directly with mibox.
kitkat 1/8gb is a bit old, will be lacking in many ways.
what is mdtv iptv?
May 10 2016, 11:00 AM

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