2019-11-02, 08:23
(2019-11-02, 03:18)Rippoholic Wrote: Thinking about it, why are the 2015 and 2017 versions not able to just have the software/firmware updated to do the DV, Atmos, HD-Upscaling and 4K HDR?
Licence?
(2019-11-02, 03:18)Rippoholic Wrote: Thinking about it, why are the 2015 and 2017 versions not able to just have the software/firmware updated to do the DV, Atmos, HD-Upscaling and 4K HDR?
(2019-11-02, 08:23)Hitcher Wrote:I would have thought they would be able to acquire that anyway, as they have done so for the 'new' version. Maybe getting a licence for it all required them to release new hardware in order to use and/or pay for said licence. It's anybody's guess really.(2019-11-02, 03:18)Rippoholic Wrote: Thinking about it, why are the 2015 and 2017 versions not able to just have the software/firmware updated to do the DV, Atmos, HD-Upscaling and 4K HDR?
Licence?
(2019-11-03, 22:09)dwalme Wrote:Sorry, got that information from /about, will check what version it says under software update later...(2019-11-03, 20:27)DaMacFunkin Wrote: I presume you mean this...
PPR1.180610.011.4199437_1756.3610_10
Hmm.. Mine is version 8.3.1(32.7.301.32). Shows that information when you go to check for an update.
(2019-11-04, 16:46)chrislind2 Wrote: Bought mine from Best Buy. $199.99. so far I wish I never bought it. Works well in general but as far as Kodi goes, my old Shield worked a lot better. I have not changed anything. Unplugged my old Shield which worked greatAre you using SMB mounts via Kodi? If so it’s a bug that’s been reported, try and use NFS.
and plugged in my new one and set it up. No matter what I try, watched a lot of You Tube videos, the only way to watch any programs on Kodi is to always use SD files, and it's a 50/50 shot on that. The shows barely run at 720 and freeze often and often never
start again. I believe I will set up my old Shield if I want to watch programs reliably.