What type of android box?

[clutchcity]

Still can't read it. Most common are apxxxx and rtlxxxx. The antenna is usually soldered near it. apxxxx are usually silver and rtlxxxx black with antler looking symbol

[clutchcity]

This must be it.

[prahjister]

Im sorry i got off on a tangent. Got threads crossed. Try hide root app.

[clutchcity]

Im sorry i got off on a tangent. Got threads crossed. Try hide root app.

How do I do that?

[prahjister]

Go to play store and search for Hide root.

[clutchcity]

Go to play store and search for Hide root.

Box cannot even turn on. Thought you was helping me.

[gefattern]

Hi clutchcity

this Picture shows the AP6330 Wifi Chip,not more !!!

nice Day


gefattern

[prahjister]

Ohh sorry I was in the right thread. http://freaktab.com/forum/tv-player-...m-kii-lollipop

[ididmytime]

I'd go for an S905 dual booting Android/LibreElec. I wouldn't class any Rockchip/Amlogic beefy, I also wouldn't use Android Kodi. LibreElec on the S905 is considerably quicker then any Pi and has more codec/resolution support.

Nothing touches the Shield, although we will get to a point where boxes will have better CPU performance it will be a very long time before they get anywhere near that GPU. It also has the best Android Kodi support if you didn't want to use Open/LibreElec and is a vastly better Android machine then any Rockchip/Amlogic.

[clutchcity]

I'd go for an S905 dual booting Android/LibreElec. I wouldn't class any Rockchip/Amlogic beefy, I also wouldn't use Android Kodi. LibreElec on the S905 is considerably quicker then any Pi and has more codec/resolution support.

Nothing touches the Shield, although we will get to a point where boxes will have better CPU performance it will be a very long time before they get anywhere near that GPU. It also has the best Android Kodi support if you didn't want to use Open/LibreElec and is a vastly better Android machine then any Rockchip/Amlogic.

Thanks ididmytime, my question is, isn't KODI going to drop the ANDROID support all together soon? So we all would be using LibreElec, OpenElec or OSMC instead in our boxes?

[bluesmanuk]

No Kodi isn't going to drop Android support any time soon.

They are dropping specific support for AMLogic though from 17.

[jaivelu]

No Kodi isn't going to drop Android support any time soon.

They are dropping specific support for AMLogic though from 17.

What??? Why they are dropping support for AMLogic???!! because of the questionable addons?? or something more is there?
Even if they drop it, then what the AMLogic android box users will do? Whether they'll shift to some other similar Kodi alternatives or Kodi based forks?

[bluesmanuk]

What??? Why they are dropping support for AMLogic???!! because of the questionable addons?? or something more is there?
Even if they drop it, then what the AMLogic android box users will do? Whether they'll shift to some other similar Kodi alternatives or Kodi based forks?

It's to do with the way that AML use the api that is non standard (just like Rockchip).

It doesn't mean that Kodi won't work with AML boxes but there is less of a guarantee that it may work as well across the board.

There is a fork called SPMC that talks of AML getting some love.

http://spmc.semperpax.com/

Time will tell.