MXIII 109K4 NTSC Analog Video Support?

[hybrid_r]

I've been trying to set up one of my MXIII boxes on an old analog TV with the yellow video input only. I am getting a black and white screen with the image constantly scrolling and fuzzy. I presume the default analog output is in PAL and not NTSC. Is there any way to adjust or add the 576i resolution to the box?

[JustMe]

I've been trying to set up one of my MXIII boxes on an old analog TV with the yellow video input only. I am getting a black and white screen with the image constantly scrolling and fuzzy. I presume the default analog output is in PAL and not NTSC. Is there any way to adjust or add the 576i resolution to the box?

Yes sounds very like much a ntsc /pal issue.

Goto settings --> Display --> output mode from top of my head and select the resolution also take it off auto detect.

[hybrid_r]

Yes sounds very like much a ntsc /pal issue.

Goto settings --> Display --> output mode from top of my head and select the resolution also take it off auto detect.

Thanks for the speedy response. Didn't see the resolution the first time. I'll try that again.

[JustMe]

Thanks for the speedy response. Didn't see the resolution the first time. I'll try that again.

just out of curiosity does your tv have in it' settings not the android box but your tv

auto, pal, ntsc etc settings, I know some tv's conflict and you need to set it manually , ntsc, secam etc

[scroeffie]

i have the mx3 2gb version iam happy withit but can some one tell me how to acces my hdd's over the network on my pc so i have 5 hardrives hookedup to the mx3 with a usb hub but i want to acces them over the network on my pc so i can add change movies etc etc

[Ichijoe]

Actually if you want to change resolutions... You'll need to turn the "Auto Detect" off.
At least this is what I find when I'm coming into this Box (1G/8G AP6181) MXIII for the first time, after a Factory Reset, or a Firmware Update. With the Auto Detect set to "On" the Box defaults to the PAL 576i Mode.

However I'm clearly trying to use an HDMI Cable with a TV Panel that does 1366x768 (e.g. 720p).
The only way to "force it" into said "Mode" e.g. 720p@50Hz is to do so manually.

Given that the Internet knows no Borders.... FYI:
480i@60Hz = ATSC / NTSC
576i@50Hz = PAL

The rest or just the different HD Modes which should otherwise be pretty universal sans the Frequency that your Panel / TV / Projector is capable of reproducing. (e.g. Trying to watch a 60Hz Source on a 50Hz Monitor is going to be very jerky to say the least.