sorry, i don know what u mean

Hey, mind giving a review of sorts about yours? Particular about Kodi's performance..
 

hmm...

i have had my share of such!

Some people thanks in advance, some people thanks afterwards, some people forget to thank...

It's OK lah bro... as long as not rude or sombong... he did use thanks a few times before.... 

Goodnight everyone.

Guys, for my first android tv box (zero experience) , do you think I should buy a RM500~RM600 box or a cheaper option like RM200~RM400 box?
Mainly will use for streaming english/chinese/hongkong drama or some movie. For movie playback from so far I am quite satisfied with my Samsung 4k TV (ks7000 series) . The downside is the Samsung custom OS have quite limited apps available. I would prefer it to be a smooth device without much lag.
Currently I am in between this 2 box as suggested by fellow forumers here.

http://www.lazada.com.my/minix-neo-u9-h-am...71326.html?ff=1

http://www.lazada.com.my/himedia-q10pro-4t...ml?ff=1&boost=1

Actually tempted to get those paid ahem iptv service but their box seems low spec and I am worry of sluggish performance.

thanks in advance fellow sifus

I understand on the buffering part what I meant is the performance of the box.

Price change already, now RM275.00

I still cannot get Kodi to read from SD card or external drive. Not for my box but for my white HyppTV box...

Thanks! Let me try again.

In Korea now, one regret didn't bring my box here. I was in Jeju since yesterday and yesterday's hotel room was 60" inch Samsung TV and today's hotel is 55" Samsung as well, Korean and their patriotism.

Fast Internet with big TV.

But again, I won't have time to watch as well since busy sightseeing.

Just sharing my this TVbox - Turbobox..

AVOID THIS BOX AT ALL COST!

RM500... watch many channel also keep loading non stop, only few channel can watch...

My internet line TIME 100mbps... and still loading slow, LAN cable immediate direct plug. Facebook ask their support they just ignore you.

https://web.facebook.com/turboboxtv/

Yeah, i get.. We all don't boast unlimited budgets. Besides, there's paying too much for a device. Speaking of paying too much.. The Apple TV    ..wait..    .. Let me know when it can play .mkv files.. 

Fortunately such perception is not shared worldwide. Neither is it misplaced as it is still very much a crippled device, even today.. Compared to alternatives.. To play simple mkv format (which in itself is simply a container and can be played for free out of the box on other devices), that also needs to jailbreak. Just like their PC OS, doesn't support the popular NTFS format out of the box.. With Apple everything, must jump through unneccessary hoops just to gain widely accepted formats. Have no idea how they can still keep claiming to be "innovators". Take 4K and HDR, perhaps in 2020, they'll launch the Apple TV 6 or 7 and guess what.... Their ads would be like "This is the completely new Apple TV, watch 4K videos like never before... bla bla"..  .. 

Haha, actually both OS'es do have their pro and cons. Both are among the strong player in the market. It will go into endless debate as everyone has their own preference

Just no to AC Ryan     
P.S. - I was a somewhat good player too.. just that the bad parts eliminate everything

I dont have a 4K tv neither my TV can play any movie. It was planned since day 1 that 1 want a dummy tv, attached with either a tv box or pc. I guess everyone use it differently. I mostly use it to stream from my NAS which consist of files of all formats. So Apple probably not suitable for me. Also, Apple price come with 32GB storage which is something I don't need too. I actually impressed with it's smooth performance when i tried it at my friend place.

Yes yes.. Users who like to jump through hoops to perform simple functions. As for NAS streaming, bruh, it's mainly about having a healthy network. My Minix Neo U1 + a healthy network + laptop streams smooth and guess what, no hoops to jump through or required to buy/locked into more Apple devices such as the AirPort Extreme or AirPort Time Capsule.. Those ain't cheap either.. I can use my equally simple yet powerful TP-LINK router + a WD 3TB ext HD.

It's as you say, it's designed for a specific market.. Just like the Chromecast or Roku.
Because Kodi, gorgeous UI, media library, auto-download of subtitles and p2p HQ files with HD surround audio, moooarr power and processing abilities... Just to name a few..

Impossibru!.. It's the TM issued router and it does have AC 5Ghz wireless and gigabit ethernet..    PC is just one wall away.. Or yeah, having a gaming grade pc does help too.. If I wanted more features like a download master, etc.. I'd just get the Asus RT-AC55UHP or higher. All will still perform better and are far cheaper. The Apple AirPort Time Capsule with 3TB storage costs RM1800. Even after paying such, I would then have to beg it to play nice with my Windows 10 installation..   

Haha, nice info exchange between both of you
Honestly, i never doubt the capsule performance although i never own one yet. I have to admit, the price is probably the biggest drawback. Anyway I'm happy with my current Synology. Perhaps a capsule in the future 

Yep, that's the thing.. Apple used to be a true innovator. Recent years, they've just been playing catch up. No worries, very few will be dropping RM1800 for a "glorified" NAS cum wireless router.. 

OK, I will use Indigo too. Later I will Google how to to add this add-on.