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**ALVATECH** · 10-29-2019, 01:28

Extra Tips Section...
Please read all the information down below and maybe even re-read it one more time before asking questions. I'm not responsible for any issues you may have with your device. Do this it's at your own risk.

Important Update: At any point in time, I may remove and/or modify any of this information. I may take down some of this info if I can no longer maintain this post, if I get overwhelming requests, or if I get a lot of users who are not able to follow instructions and understand how some of these things work. I may also move this information to a whole new separate thread if needed for other users to help as needed.

Remember this!!
I do this for fun. I try to help when I can. I do this on my own time. I don't have a team helping me. I will respond when I can. I have a life too.

Tip (1.)
MAGISK INSTALL & HOW TO PASS SAFETYNET.
This is to hide ROOT on your box & pass Safetynet and still keep it rooted. You can also install other modules.This Magisk Patch will remove some files and also install Terminal Emulator to help in case you need to reboot with Magisk enabled or to reboot into TWRP from an SD-Card.
DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK!

Before proceeding please understand and be aware that you would always need to have this box reboot recovery in order for Magisk to work properly. If you boot up box and didn't boot with recovery you can use the Terminal Emulator app to reboot recovery to have Magisk enabled. When you reboot into recovery, your box will not go into any program or recovery console, it will simply just go straight into the Android OS but with Magisk enabled / working. Extra notes available down below starting in Section (B.), about different commands and how to make shortcuts for easy access for different types of reboots.

Section (A.)

1st Download the latest version of Magisk Manager and install it first before proceeding with further instructions.
Next download the Magisk Recovery Patch for your specific box, and put this somewhere you know, like an SD Card.
Reboot into Recovery (TWRP) by using the Power Menu App or holding in the reset button on your box while powering it up.
Now install Magisk Patch zip file you downloaded through TWRP, If you receive an error such as: mount: failed to mount then just go back and re-run the patch one more time without restarting your box (stay in TWRP and retry) it will work successfully the 2nd time but do not reboot yet.
In TWRP now go back to main menu and click on Reboot then choose Recovery. This will make your box reboot with Magisk active.
Now in OS go into Magisk Manager, there might be some updates that are needed. Allow those updates to install and reboot if it's required.
Now open Magisk Manager again and then go to the downloads section from the top left menu, then in the top right corner in the search bar type SafetyPatch then download and install the module. It will require a reboot after you install it, please reboot.
After you reboot go back to Magisk Manager one more time and now it should pass the SafetyNet check.

Notes:
I have tried this on my ROM only, not any other ROM's so please only ask for help if you installed this on this ROM only.
Other users or myself can maybe try to assist on any problems you may have. If you need additional help please visit Magisk help here.
I do not make nor do I support Magisk, so please ask on the XDA forum where Magisk is located if you have issues with the program.

If you can't update certain apps from the play store after you installed Magisk, you may need to clear cache from the google play store app in order to make it work again. To clear cache you need to go to Settings / Apps / Google Play Store / Storage then press CLEAR CACHE button. Now your apps should update.

Section (B.)
MAGISK - TERMINAL EMULATOR COMMANDS & EASY ACCESS SHORTCUTS.

If you want to start your box with Magisk enabled you must restart your box with recovery. The command is listed down below. This will just enable Magisk but will not go into any program or recovery console. This will restart your box enabling Magisk and will go straight into the Android OS. Once you're in the Android OS with Magisk active you can now use the Power Menu app instead to restart your box into recovery mode every time. But every time you start your box for the first time you must restart with recovery active using Terminal Emulator for Magisk to work. If you put your box to sleep instead of shutting off, you should be able to wake up your box without restarting recovery every time. Not all ROM's / boxes have the sleep option easily available so this can vary.

Open Terminal Emulator app and type: reboot recovery
(This will reboot your box with Magisk enabled.)

EASY ACCESS SHORTCUT TO HOME (Magisk Reboot):
Depending on which launcher you're using, will determine how to make a shortcut / button. It's actually using Terminal Emulator's widget shortcut.
Remember In Android TV launcher you can't add shortcuts / widgets. You'll just need to go and open the Terminal Emulator and run commands instead.

Square Home Launcher:

Open menu then click on shortcut then go down and look for Term shortcut.
Now go to the Arguments section and type: reboot recovery
Next go to Shortcut label section and type: Magisk Reboot
Now you should have a shortcut (button) on home screen labeled "Magisk Reboot" with Terminal Emulator's Icon.
If you want to pretty up the shortcut you can long press the shortcut and then press the cog wheel that shows up in the bottom left corner.
Then click Icon / Icon pack then Square Home on left side menu. Click back button to see full screen and choose Icon to your liking.
I like to use the green circle with a checkbox icon.

Android One Launcher:

Long press on home screen in a blank area then choose WIDGETS scroll down until you see Terminal Emulator (Term shortcut)
Then click and hold shortcut and drag to home screen where you would like it placed.
Shortcut opens up and now go to the Arguments section and type: reboot recovery
Next go to Shortcut label section and type: Magisk Reboot
Now you should have a shortcut (button) on home screen labeled "Magisk Reboot" with Terminal Emulator's Icon.

Section (C.)
If you want to use TWRP you'll need to boot into an SD-Card that's formatted with FAT32 and copy the recovery.img file for your box and put it on the root of an SD-Card. Since TWRP doesn't get used very often, I feel it's best to boot into TWRP from an SD-Card as needed only. The following steps are listed down below.

Download image for your specific box here, make sure you keep the name recovery.img for that file (do not rename it). Next put it on the root of the SD-Card and save it for when you need to use TWRP. When needed put it into the SD-card slot of your box and then follow the next step.
Command to run in the Terminal Emulator app to reboot into TWRP is: reboot update
(This will reboot your box into TWRP from the SD-Card. Make sure you have the SD-Card in your box first when you type in this command.)

EASY ACCESS SHORTCUT TO HOME (TWRP):

Square Home Launcher:

You open menu then click on shortcut then go down and look for Term shortcut.
Now go to Arguments section and type: reboot update
Next go to Shortcut label section and type: TWRP
Now you should have a shortcut (button) on home screen labeled "TWRP" with Terminal Emulator's Icon.
If you want to pretty up the shortcut (button) you can long press shortcut and then press the cog wheel that shows up in the bottom left corner.
Then click Icon / Icon pack then Square Home on left side menu. Click back button to see full screen and choose Icon to your liking.
I like to use the blue circle with arrow pointing left to right icon.

Android One Launcher:

Long press on home screen in a blank area then choose WIDGETS scroll down until you see Terminal Emulator (Term shortcut)
Then click and hold shortcut and drag to home screen where you would like it placed.
Shortcut opens up and now go to the Arguments section and type: reboot recovery
Next go to Shortcut label section and type: Magisk Reboot
Now you should have a shortcut (button) on home screen labeled "Magisk Reboot" with Terminal Emulator's Icon.

Section (D.)
Disney+ issues:
I've noticed on some of these boxes, videos won't play without having to first click the download button and then stopping download for it to play a video.
A way to fix that would be doing the following down below in Magisk. Another way is using Google Chrome, but before loading the web page, click the menu from top right hand side (3 dots) and click check box "Desktop site" to view in Google Chrome.

Open Magisk Manager and then go to the downloads section from the top left menu, and in the top right corner in the search bar type liboemcrypto disabler then download and install that module. It will require a reboot after you install the module, so please do so and reboot.
Now you should be able to play videos without having to first click download button and stopping it to play a video.
Remember this isn't the case with all boxes and I don't make the Disney+ app. This is just things I have encountered and found a solution to.

Tip (2.)
INSTALL SUPERSU / ROOT MANAGER
DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK!

Download the patch here.Then put this patch somewhere you know, like an SD Card.
Reboot into Recovery (TWRP) by using the Power Menu App or holding in the reset button on the box while powering it up.
Next install the patch. If you receive an error such as: mount: failed to mount then just go back and re-run the patch one more time without restarting your box it will work successfully the 2nd time.
Once you've installed the patch, reboot your box and enjoy!

Remember I do not make nor do I support this app.

Tip (3.)
AFRd - AUTO FRAME RATE DAEMON.
AFRd, changes the video frame rate automatically for you on your Android device. This only works with the Amlogic devices (Amlogic S9xx). Your box must be rooted for this app to work. I have added some links down below for those who would like to add this to their Android boxes.
I do not make nor do I support AFRd, so please, either create a new thread or look for an existing thread and ask for help there if needed.

Link 1 located here on Freaktab
Link 2 located at original source.
Link 3 located at Github.

**ALVATECH** · 10-29-2019, 01:29

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**251643711** · 10-29-2019, 01:44

Can kodi support dts hd like ugoos x2 firmware?

**mojojojo67** · 10-29-2019, 07:57

Tested with my T95Q
everything works fine. ..
(use 95x2 rom)
only LED is always on, but who cares..

Patch for T95Q and X96Max to control the serial remote control ->
(install with TWRP )
https://drive.google.com/file/d/15W-...ew?usp=sharing

**Kloeterkong** · 10-29-2019, 09:53

Ahhh, new stuff for my T95q!!! Big thanks

**alessa** · 10-29-2019, 15:47

Hello. This rom has a real sleep mode? Thank you.

**Activator** · 10-29-2019, 16:45

Thank you Alvatech.

**hman89** · 10-29-2019, 16:48

Are there will be ALVATECH ATV9 too for both GT1 mini's? Actually I would like to see it for SN: B95X boxes too.

**ALVATECH** · 10-29-2019, 21:00

Originally posted by mojojojo67 View Post

Tested with my T95Q
everything works fine. ..
(use 95x2 rom)
only LED is always on, but who cares..

Patch for T95Q and X96Max to control the serial remote control ->
(install with TWRP )
https://drive.google.com/file/d/15W-...ew?usp=sharing

Thank you for contributing and for your information, much appreciated.
Thanks,

Alvatech

Originally posted by Kloeterkong View Post

Ahhh, new stuff for my T95q!!! Big thanks

Thank you for the appreciation!

Originally posted by Activator View Post

Thank you Alvatech.

Thank you for the appreciation too!

Originally posted by hman89 View Post

Are there will be ALVATECH ATV9 too for both GT1 mini's? Actually I would like to see it for SN: B95X boxes too.

Hello,
Yes I hope to release an ATV 9 version too with time, staying busy and hope to release the ROM for both serial numbers.. I have a few projects I'm trying to knock out slowly but surely.
Thank you,

Alvatech

**251643711** · 10-30-2019, 03:02

Thank you for your answer, because I saw ugoos 905x2 and 922x began to support, so ask, yesterday also tested your firmware, or did not support, it should be beelink firmware does not support this feature! Iundefinedm sorry, my English.

**hman89** · 10-30-2019, 07:28

Originally posted by ALVATECH View Post

Hello,
Yes I hope to release an ATV 9 version too with time, staying busy and hope to release the ROM for both serial numbers.. I have a few projects I'm trying to knock out slowly but surely.
Thank you,

Alvatech

Thanks man! Will be waiting for it.

**ALVATECH** · 10-31-2019, 16:16

Originally posted by hman89 View Post

Thanks man! Will be waiting for it.

I will try to get it done probably sometime next week hopefully.
Thank you,

Alvatech

**Ft1a** · 10-31-2019, 23:13

Originally posted by Kloeterkong View Post

Ahhh, new stuff for my T95q!!! Big thanks

have you tried this ? how it's working ?
I also have a T95Q (the new version that comes with stock android 9).

**Kloeterkong** · 11-01-2019, 11:44

Running good!
But i have the old Version that comes with Android 8.1 Stock so i dont know.

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