I'm trying to replace the librtmp file with an updated version for buffer issues but can't find the original. Any help is appreciated. Followed the instructions for android from the kodi wiki but the location isn't there. Es file explorer is set to show hidden. I could really use some help.

Anyone see it on their Nvidia Shield yet?

According to that Google blog post, UFC and WWE apps are now available for Android TV. I can see the WWE one but not the UFC one. Does anyone have the APK?

I got a Nexus Player yesterday, and I love it except for one reason, which will likely cause me to return it. The Bluetooth connection is laggy and unreliable. My Logitech Harmony Home Control controls every other home electronic perfectly with no lag, but with the Nexus Player, it has about a half second of lag, and often it will just stop working for about 30 seconds. Also, every time I use the remote after I haven't used it for a few minutes, its like the NP has to wake up the Bluetooth connection, because it doesn't respond for about 2-3 seconds. It's really frustrating, and using the included remote isn't an option.

Does anyone use a Logitech Harmony remote with the Shield TV? Does it have an option for WiFi direct control like Roku? Is the Bluetooth more reliable and responsive?

Edit: I ended up ordering an IR receiver and to hook up to my Nexus Player. I have heard there is no delay when using IR compared to Bluetooth.

With the 'Live TV Input Framework' along with the recently added MPEG2 hardware-decoding, the potential for the Live Channels app to be coupled with a simple DVB-T2 USB-tuner seems obvious.

However, when browsing around the web, pretty much the only tuners, people are discussing, are the HDHomerun devices. These are expensive and provide way too much functionality for this purpose. And people are reporting tons of issues with them, likely since they work through people's home-networks, leaving room for various errors...

Can it really be true, not a single such product exists, yet? In my head, I'm dreaming of a product similar to the Xbox One USB TV-Tuner.

Hi,

im going to buy a Nvidia Shield TV, but before i buy it i wanted to know if it supports 3D Bluray ISO playback (with Kodi or another app)?

Thanks

I have been looking for a change log for the nexus player, regarding what is new with 6.0 release.

Have you guys been able to find a any article or bloggs that highlights the changes to Android TV?

Trying to replace it with an updated version for buffer issues but can't find the original. Any help is appreciated.

I ran the update today and noticed that I was getting no video output. I plugged it direct into my TV and it worked. Since I have no intention of not using my audio receiver I downloaded the recovery image for the previous SW and flashed that via Fastboot.

Others on the Shield forums are also having this issue FYI.

The title says it all. I don't want play movies and YouTube as first 2 apps on the main screen.

I looked through the settings but couldn't find anything to change the order in which apps appear.

Any ideas?

Anyone else had issues with this? I have not been able to cast anything to my Shield TV from Play Music, Netflix, Play Movies, or casting my screen in general. Both devices are on the same network, and I've tried with different mobile phones (iOS and Android both), but haven't been able to cast anything to it.

I was going to buy the SATV now that it is available in europe, but looking on the Shield forum i found out that the Nba app seems to not work. Can someone verify this for me? It is basically the must have app for me along with the YouTube app

Not for Showtime Anytime, only stand alone, and can't log in with ShowTime Anytime :( C'mon guys

Through the official app with Chromecast that is..

Also wanted to ask, when will Android M launch?

I don't know if this is the right sub to post in, but here is my request.
I wish to buy an android box for less than $90 in europe (shipping included), which has the following as the minimum:
CPU: S812
GPU: Mali-450
Ram: 2GB
Storage: 2GB
Bluetooth: Not Required
Video Supported: H.265 and 4k (if possible)
Thanks for any suggestions.