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I think this list for Android emulator for PC is most dvance solution to using Google Play Store apps on PC
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Originally posted by zenix View Post
My 1st and 2nd tv box (mecool m8s pro and pro L) is L1 but they dont play at all in kodi. My 3rd box (yoga kb3) is L3 and plays netflix in sd .
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Originally posted by mo123 View Post
No, it won't work on Android.
Only if your Android device has WideWine L1.
It works correctly on Windows, Linux and LibreELEC.
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Originally posted by trebor View PostBuy a MI Box, Amazon Fire TV, or other certified device if you need Netflix and Other paid streaming services to work as intended.
Having a certified Unit as well as Non is the best of both worlds.
My Samsung curved tv has incredible UHD Netflix and Prime .
They're giving away 4k sets with Fire and Android built-in too.
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Originally posted by soldiaz View PostDid I get you right? Guest
I own a Box on S905D, Marshmellow. So true 4k netflix?
Google also only certifies Android Oreo(before 1 Nov 2018) and Pie, so if your device runs Marshmallow, you can forget about Netflix.
Check my previous post to see if the test videos play in true 4K on your device.
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Did I get you right? Guest
I own a Box on S905D, Marshmellow. So true 4k netflix?
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Originally posted by NewbBoxie View Post
What about the Vodafone TV (https://sites.google.com/view/droid-...tv-australia)?
I thought that had 4K Netflix...
You will get a 4K stream and quality but it's run on a 1080p frame-buffer and then further downscaled/upscaled again losing quality in the process.
Here is a test file to find out whether your videos are shown in true 4K or are downscaled to 1080p.
Some other info
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Originally posted by mo123 View Post
the only Android device supporting actual Netflix 4K is the Nvidia Shield, other Android devices downscale/upscale 4K Netflix to 1080p as they don't run a 4K frame-buffer but you do get the HEVC codec instead of H264 and the picture is a little sharper.
I thought that had 4K Netflix...
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Originally posted by trebor View PostBuy a MI Box, Amazon Fire TV, or other certified device if you need Netflix and Other paid streaming services to work as intended.
Having a certified Unit as well as Non is the best of both worlds.
If you use LibreELEC on an Intel(HD, FHD), Amlogic S905x(HD) or Rockchip RK3399(HD, FHD) device, RK3328(540p,HD work in progress) then you can just install the Netflix Kodi addon or Amazon Prime Video and stream too if you don't mind booting two OS's.
Devices that are Android Netflix Certified don't support booting LibreELEC and the only Android device supporting actual Netflix 4K is the Nvidia Shield, other Android devices downscale/upscale 4K Netflix to 1080p as they don't run a 4K frame-buffer but you do get the HEVC codec instead of H264 and the picture is a little sharper.
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Buy a MI Box, Amazon Fire TV, or other certified device if you need Netflix and Other paid streaming services to work as intended.
Having a certified Unit as well as Non is the best of both worlds.
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Ok by the way i wanted to tell the version that works, try aptoide and install the version from 19 dec will work with airmouse.. Not sure of hd though
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