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Anyone has a file video test file up to 150mbps bitrate that can test in Nvidia..
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2015-11-28, 15:33
(This post was last modified: 2015-11-28, 15:33 by couto27.)
Just curiosity because the Bluray UltraHD specs are higher than 120mbps..
From bluray white paper specs (August 2015)
Several physical reading speeds are selectable by drive according to content’s required data transfer rate.
The allowable Transfer Rate (TR) that are specified for various disc capacity types are as follows:
- For 50 GB disc: 72 Mbps (Low TR option) and 92 Mbps (default TR) are specified.
1 - For 66 GB & 100 GB disc: 92 Mbps (Low TR option), 123 Mbps (default TR) and 144 Mbps* (High TR option) are specified.
Note: *1: A portion of the capacity in the inner radius have same transfer rate as default TR, in order to keep disc rotation speed within 5000 rpm.
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When it Come to the playstore are all app available for the shield to be used or only apps that shield can use. Say for example chess that is commonly use as a touch interface on phones and tablets.
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I'm using kodi 15.2 on the 16GB shield.
I've run into a problem where SD live TV (via tvheadend) has the wrong aspect ratio (4:3).
If I turn off hardware accelleration then the aspect ratio is shown correctly (16:9).
HD live TV seems to work fine.
The same version of kodi on OpenElec 6.0 and Win7 with the same tvheadend video stream gets the aspect ratio right.
Is this a known limitation of either mediacodec or libstagefright?
Thanks!
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2015-11-28, 19:04
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Does it do it on all SD channels gyre? Some 16:9 channels on UK Freeview are sent with 544x576, others with 704/720x576. All the DVB-T SD stuff uses MPEG2 (for others who are possibly able to help)
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2015-11-28, 19:39
(This post was last modified: 2015-11-28, 21:01 by gyre.)
yes, it happens on all the first 30 SD channels I tested on UK freesat. All the HD ones were fine. All the SD ones were squished.
This is using the latest tvheadend from the git repository (4.1-1076~g96be4884) talking via sat2ip to a elgato netstream 4sat tuner.
[edit]: using 'O' I can see that it is using mpeg2video on the SD channels and h264 on the HD ones i've looked at.
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Hi,
Has anybody run into problems regarding wake up from sleep and HDMI handshakes with the Shield? I do not have a shield (yet anyhow) but have a Nexus Player also based on Android TV with which I have issues. Connected to my Panasonic plasma directly I do not have any problems but I cannot wake the device up from sleep if connected to the TV through my Pioneer AVR (only sound is heard but image remains black). Do any of you have any issues like this with the Shield (as both devices are based on Android TV)? I have seen mentioned issues similar on the Nvidia forum but the posts are inconclusive. Just asking before I invest my money in yet another box... Any input would be welcome!
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Managed to bag one of these on the amazon offer the other day.
Apologies if these questions have been asked before, is there a way to use a wireless xbox 360 controller and what are any reasonably priced bluetooth keyboards with track pads that work well with this
Thanks
