Sure bro do your research it's always good but as i mentioned there's hardly a Android media box brand which you can name here and i would not have tried and based on that experience i recommended that instead of wasting money on those so call good for nothing Android boxes you should spend that money to build/buy a Raspberry PI 2. Based on different prices listed on Lelong and depending on how much storage you want in the RPI 2 it can cost you max RM400... This RM 400 will buy you a RPI 2 device with a class 10 32GB sd card and a wireless remote with keyboard at the back.
I have just build one for a friend of mine and that's how much it cost. If you only gonna use it to play online contents and IPTV and you do not have any local media (huge library of locally stored movies) then you won't need even a 32GB card and a 8GB or 16GB card will do which will bring down the cost as most of the Ads listed on lelong/here do include a bundle 8gb sd card and so price can be minus 70/75RM from the RM400. Again if you don't want to use a fancy wireless remote and simple IR or a old keyboard can do the job you can minus another RM100 from the cost.. So as such the device is around RM200 only but i think that would be the best RM200-400 you will spend to build a good performing media box.

If you new to all this i can help you build one and setup with all the cool Add-ons for movies and LiveTVs.

chief Jaan76 u are simply awesome pal....i love ur thread. we should connect since I love technologies as well 

a quick check with you chief, I believe you would have done all the necessary tests before;
1. we already have class10 32GB SD Card fully configured with openelec/KODI setup. if you setup OR configure a high storage of USB stick (work as storage ONLY and for booting purpose use the SD card).
2. does it make any difference on the speed and all?

just wonder because I'm a bit of itchy in doing/testing this configuration  Please let me know ya...don't want to waste time if that does not make any difference.

thanks in advance for your feedback.

ciao!

this thing need to work with a pc/android devices?

xmbd/kodi
the site got installer for devices and stuff
if want show on tv have to go through those?

i just installed Kodi 14.2 on xiaomi mi box mini..how can i add the add on like 1channel?

https://seo-michael.co.uk/how-to-manually-i...el-add-on-xbmc/

you can find other interesting addons installation guide on the above link as well. enjoy!

ciao!

i just installed Kodi 14.2 on xiaomi mi box mini..how can i add the add on like 1channel?

awesome setup 

if u don't mind sharing, what broadband u are using and speed? just curios chief 

just share my setup here with my Rpi2 for sound system...

1. I have connected my Rpi2 to Denon AVR
2. I always watch movie with 720 OR 1080 depends on the movie i select AND most of the sound system comes with 2.0
3. yesterday, i was watching Jurassic Park (the 1st one) - 1080 video selection from KODI+2.0 sound system. the sound system from the movie via my Denon AVR (i was really thrashing the speakers loudly) was AWESOME until the neighbors kids come n c the movie together...

my 2cents

cheers
Raj

How you guys connect the RPi2 to the sound system as the RPi2 only comes with a simple audio jack output?

So I have tested 2 remotes with RPI 2, Mele F10 Pro Deluxe and Minx Wireless Remote. I found Mele F10 to be better and it works fine with Kodi/OpenElec/OSMC.
There's only one key which doesn't work if you using on RPI2 which is the menu key but rest all work out of the box and can be reconfigured to assign any action.
If you use these remotes with KODI/OE on an intel PC then even Menu key works fine.
So those who are looking for a small/dual job remote/keyboard for KODI/OE/OSMC on RPI or Intel PC can sure use Mele F10 Pro Deluxe as a good option.
I didn't try Rii remote which i also suggested earlier cuz of the price difference between 2, Mele F10 Pro is way much cheaper than Rii (At least to me as i did a bulk deal with the vendor and got a good price )

I already add navi-x add on to my mi box..but once I want to play movie it always crash and sometimes nothing happen

Start your engines folks... The one release to rule them all is here. Available for side-loading on the download page and also via Google Play Store

So I have tested 2 remotes with RPI 2, Mele F10 Pro Deluxe and Minx Wireless Remote. I found Mele F10 to be better and it works fine with Kodi/OpenElec/OSMC.
There's only one key which doesn't work if you using on RPI2 which is the menu key but rest all work out of the box and can be reconfigured to assign any action.
If you use these remotes with KODI/OE on an intel PC then even Menu key works fine.
So those who are looking for a small/dual job remote/keyboard for KODI/OE/OSMC on RPI or Intel PC can sure use Mele F10 Pro Deluxe as a good option.
I didn't try Rii remote which i also suggested earlier cuz of the price difference between 2, Mele F10 Pro is way much cheaper than Rii (At least to me as i did a bulk deal with the vendor and got a good price )