Unless you wanna protect your identity from mcmc Read PAGE 1 or few pages back. Ini pun mau sppf feed ke?
I’ve read and it seems to recommend himedia q5 or q10 / minis boxes but then a few pages back someone mentioned these hi end boxes are already a bit outdated. So do you have any recommendations ?
I’ve read and it seems to recommend himedia q5 or q10 / minis boxes but then a few pages back someone mentioned these hi end boxes are already a bit outdated. So do you have any recommendations ?
To be honest, TV boxes are difficult for elderly people if they are not good with technology. My parents are not well-verse with IT stuff and it is really difficult for them to learn and use. That's why I stick to Astro at home while I use Android box at my own place.
If you intend to find a box which works like Astro, turn on and can straight select channels via remote, there's none. All Android boxes require one to navigate from apps to apps and select from there.
I’ve read and it seems to recommend himedia q5 or q10 / minis boxes but then a few pages back someone mentioned these hi end boxes are already a bit outdated. So do you have any recommendations ?
What content do you want your folks to watch? Netflix hd? myiptv 4k similar to astXX, youtube that'll help?
My neighbor folks uses below, paired with myiptv 4k (per annum subs is abt $270), has youtube but don't watch netflix hd although the box is capable
Below is among the top 5 android os tv boxes, but at much cheaper than xiomi mi box
This post has been edited by Scissorshand: Oct 20 2018, 01:48 PM
Hi sifus, any recommendation for easy to use TV box for old folks? Thinking of himedia q5 Pro... But no exp with TV boxes... Hope can get some recommendation
old folks.... hehehe any box will do, but must hv voice remote...
I setup YouTube and with mandarin voice recognition, they love it... use it to search and play old song
Hi sifus, any recommendation for easy to use TV box for old folks? Thinking of himedia q5 Pro... But no exp with TV boxes... Hope can get some recommendation
To be honest, TV boxes are difficult for elderly people if they are not good with technology. My parents are not well-verse with IT stuff and it is really difficult for them to learn and use. That's why I stick to Astro at home while I use Android box at my own place.
If you intend to find a box which works like Astro, turn on and can straight select channels via remote, there's none. All Android boxes require one to navigate from apps to apps and select from there.
Don't said TV box, even a normal blu-ray player I also need time to time remind my father how to use it as he will forgotten sometimes due to the menu selection confuse him. By the way my father already 80+.
For TV box, he refuse to learn it already, same as he refuse to learn the mobile phone function, he only learn how to pick-up, calling and end the call. That it, haha!
So Astro is still there because that one look normal to my father and easier for my father to use it.
This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Oct 21 2018, 04:55 AM
Thanks to pointers given by @syumul, I finally able to play Astro On the go to my M8S box
Steps: 1) Boot to stock firmware recovery mode 2) Run TWRP311.zip 3) Install Magisk.zip 4) Reboot back to box 5) Install Magisk Manager 6) Hide AOTG
For other boxes, I believe steps are similar. You just need find a way to boot to recovery mode.
To @szecheng, Few ways to run/install TWRP that I read: 1) Install custom rom/firmware for your box. Normally they include TWRP 2) Reboot to firmware recovery mode, run TWRP311.zip 3) Use the Firmware update function, choose local file TWRP311.zip and let box boot and run this file
QUOTE(Scissorshand @ Oct 21 2018, 07:35 PM)
If Ms Fruitie could just detailed out and TS pinned it on Page 1