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Just wondering for future Kodi V18 that runs on 64bits, does it mean my Android box need to be 64 bits too at least?So the Beelink SEA 1 will not work when it migrate to V18?

Thanks for the sharing.
I am planning to get an Android box but not sure need to upgrade my Unifi speed.
My current plan is Unifi Lite 10Mbps, i guess stream FHD file should not be a problem, right?

This post has been edited by kyle_kl: Jun 30 2017, 06:27 PM

Should be OK... you can always try now with your phone / tablet / pc...

You don't have to update to V18 you know...I suspect somebody will have a 32 bit fork...

This post has been edited by dwRK: Jun 30 2017, 06:38 PM

For YouTube? Sufficient... Want more? Have to cough up more cash and get a better device.

Future firmware support? Same as above.. More $$

Summary: With Android powered devices, you really get what you pay for...

Don't get it mixed up bruh.. Latest news about Kodi V18 & 64-bit is that the Windows OS will finally get a 64-bit version. Prior to V18, it has been 32-bit. Other platforms like Linux, OSX and even Android already have 64-bit versions in addition to 32-bit versions (which is what you are running now).

Streaming FHD should be no issue until it becomes one.. All depends on the source and your network health.

Better go for min 2GB ram/ 16GB rom and android 6. Once you have an android box, you wouldn't just watch YouTube alone, you will fill up your internal memory with all sorts of apps in on time just like you fill up your android phone internal storage.
Then again, from 2GB/16GB box to 3GB/32Gb box, the price difference is just a full tank of petrol or a simple dinner for a small family, you might as well go for 3GB/32GB. Android 7 if possible.

Tried kodi with phone, so far so good, then i will stick back to my 10Mbps plan.

Just ordered a cheap Android Box :
T95X OTT IPTV Android 6.0 S905X 2GB RAM /16GB ROM Quad Core Smart TV BOX

Just want to test out and check my internet speed can cope with it or not bc my coverage area is very bad.Is its good,can buy a better 1....cant wait till this Thursday for my new toy to arrive....hahaha

where you order from? how much ?

thanks ...

Good..

Those who want to use their mobile broadband but unsure whether the coverage/speed is good or not, can test via the OpenSignal app (free at Google Playstore).

Based on ur location (or wherever u set in the map), OpenSignal app will display the network comparison based on average speedtest done by users.

Lazada,total cost RM200

Done that,apparently nobody had try it out in my area i am living in......I live in Mars.....kikikiki

Advice needed:
Once my preloaded Android Box arrived,it is advisable to uninstall everything and reinstall again?
I read a number of thread that advice so....

It's all about running a lean & safer (in case malware) installation. So advisable? Yes, especially if you know your way around handling and setting up the device from scratch. However, it's not a must. As some devices ship with custom apps that once uninstalled, can prove difficult to obtain again. So check first. I prefer boxes that ship as close to Android vanilla as possible.

If it does ship with Kodi that already has a bunch of addons and other crap installed. I say, nuke that and do your fresh install and setup.

You guys ever had a problem with the brightness/contrast that makes the picture look too dark?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mVGfuGvbLQ

According to this youtuber, it affects many S912 boxes?

If I recall correctly, it's typically fixed by a firmware update.. So pester your device's manufacturer.

Hei Thanks for your advise.

Remember last time you show me your Roku player. Still using it?

Youtube is already more than enough for me. I still have another media player for movie. With both, already overwhelm me the time spend on it.

I prefer spend more time at outdoor.

But if 2gb ram and android 6 is minimium spec, than I will try to look for such spec. I hate to replace again when the spec cannot support.

Hi there, a quick question for a noobie here. I plan to remove astro away from my house as it's costing a bomb every month.

drRK has some awesome review and detail information on internet streaming boxes. But in your opinion, which box is the most value for money?

HiMedia seems to be on top of quality.. honestly, a noobie like me tend to lean towards mibox as it's much famous but i reckon you guys will know much better.

M3u list...

https://www.iptv4sat.com/category/sport-iptv/