My goal is to be able watch the Roku Channel on Android TV without casting, in time for the Weird Al movie next month.
Don't have any Roku devices any longer, but have a Roku account (devices left with my wife). I can go to the URL https://therokuchannel.roku.com/ in my browser, login, and watch on my phone or PC.
The website appears picky with browsers. TvBro on Android TV generates a 403 error when I try log in and the web site also states the browser isn't supported.
Before I continue to sideload and experiment, does anyone have the Roku Channel viewable on their Android TV?
Hi All,
While this page says the CCWGTV has volume normalization, I was wondering how well is the volume normalization implemented? Anyone here has tested this well?
Here is the thing, I live in a small apartment with my family so ability to watch videos without disturbing others is the most important thing to me. Dynamic range makes this impossible.
I currently have a Fire TV 4k Max connected to my monitor with Edifier R1280DB speakers, while the Fire TV does have volume levelling, it still leaves a lot to be desired. It reduces dynamic range sure but I still have to fiddle with the volume between dialogues & background noise. Realtek Driver's loudness equalization on Windows works the best, I never have to fiddle with the volume, but I can't watch Prime Video or Disney+ in 4k in Windows as they have restricted this. 😌 (Netflix doesn't do this)
I wanted to test this feature in CCWGTV myself, but here in India there doesn't seem to be a returns policy, only replacement, so I don't want to spend the equivalent of $70 only to find out it sucks and be stuck with it. So can anyone comment on how good/bad this feature is in CCWGTV?
Has anyone tried using the Google Chromecast Ultra's Ethernet Adapter (this one) with the RealMe Stick? I've tried it and it says Ethernet Connected in the options>Network settings but as soon as I get the "Internet Available" popup it immediately goes offline and idk what to do.
Thanks in advance.