Help has been rendered... While it may not be the exact help you expect, it's all you are going to get. It'll only take you less than a minute to locate said posts and act on it.

Be prepared to wait a long long time..

Yup, troll alert.. Don't take the bait...

It should..

Answered in Kodi thread.

Keywords in that ad: Female RCA & VGA-Out.. What you should be looking for is VGA-In and Male RCA.

Something like this.

Pro opinion? Waste! Even the Supreme leader Nvidia Shield only ships with 3GB RAM. It's all about rock solid firmware on a good hardware combo.

So which are you? Seller...Installer...End user...

IMO, looks like the issue is from the individual apps or the box's firmware. Between the app fetching the content, pushing to the default player and the player playing it.. There's an issue.

To assist, you would have to backup and cough up the various problematic apks... Upload unto Gdrive or similar and share.. Send via PM if concerned about losing thy bread.. Tests will be run on Unifi network.

Alternatively, if you've got ample mobile data. Simply connect the device via WiFi to your phone's hotspot and test. That will immediately rule out a TM issue.

That would not be wise... Considering you've outed yourself.

As a seller... It's generally frowned upon in this thread.. As are subtle marketing ploys. I'm sure you understand and no offense meant. That's what the garage sales section is for.

It appears you are unsure of the available ports.. Perhaps you should take pictures of your devices and post here, so folks know exactly what you are dealing with..

A picture is worth a thousand words... Yeah, sound how? Cuz VGA is incapable of carrying audio signals.. The player should have a separate audio out port(s).

Aye! Had to do a handstand just to view the image properly

Yeah, my initial suggestion should work. However, since that ships from overseas. Better to buy local... Can be bought quite easily from shops (I.e. Plaza Lowyat)... Faster.

Seems like you still don't get it, do you?... It's not about how big, but how it's used (Pun intended). I.e. I still use a Samsung Galaxy Note 3, which was released back in September 2013. Mine is over 3 years old and with a new battery and custom ROM, still feels like day one. Android is pretty optimized, just have to know how to buy the right device and use it properly. Besides, in 3 - 4 years, there will be more powerful boxes.

If you can still use your current device.. I'd advise you hold off for the soon-to-be-released box from Minix. Especially if you are a frequent Kodi user. They've teased the device last year and it should drop sometime later in the year.

Use individually? Yes. Simultaneously? Difficult to achieve as it depends on the usual lot of factors. Headset compatibility, third party app (usually supplied by the headset maker), box's hardware and firmware.. Summary: do the test yourself and if it works..cool.. else,

System info within settings.

No guarantee that where cheapo one works, expensive ones will work too OR if cheapo doesn't work, doesn't mean that the expensive ones will not either...

More than half free.. Good.

Welcome..

That depends on the purchased unit. Some devices ship with good cooling capabilities and will remain cool to touch even after a day of constant use. Making them relatively safe to leave plugged in and on standby. Mine (along with other AV/Internet equipment) is plugged into a surge protector, just in case... Always has power to it and because I can do a cold boot from a distance with the remote, we alternate between standby and full shutdowns, depending on how long the house will be unoccupied.

Usual disclaimer... Not going to be held responsible for a house burnt down..

Later you buy and run into problems.. Have to ship back to China or no warranty.. Just to save few RM..

Strike one down and two more shall rise in its place..

Since Android Lollipop, USB audio has been supported. Question is if the firmware included the option to send audio signals out thru USB.

Why so surprised? Never read her signature is it?

First rule of being a newbie is to invest some time to understand the basic concepts.. Come back when you've understood that Android box ≠ As*** decoder.

This post has been edited by voncrane: Feb 10 2017, 02:11 PM