2015-12-05, 16:19
I was speaking about Netflix for Android TV sorry, I was meaning that you can't run it because they are limiting their Android TV app access to just some devices... don't ask my why, it makes little sense to me, as long as you pay the subscription they shouldn't care which device you are running...
edit: the android tv version has few goodies (that anyway would not work on the Core) like DD+ audio (that doesn't work with Amlogic's DD+ library) and 4k (that requires 10bit support so maybe only the S905 will be able to run it, and only if hooked to a 4k television maybe, looking at the decompiled code they do some checks on output resolution and other controls) and a UI studied for being used with a dpad, but regular Netflix is more stable imho and apart from pause and seek you can use the dpad there as well even if not at the same level as the "leanback" version.
edit: the android tv version has few goodies (that anyway would not work on the Core) like DD+ audio (that doesn't work with Amlogic's DD+ library) and 4k (that requires 10bit support so maybe only the S905 will be able to run it, and only if hooked to a 4k television maybe, looking at the decompiled code they do some checks on output resolution and other controls) and a UI studied for being used with a dpad, but regular Netflix is more stable imho and apart from pause and seek you can use the dpad there as well even if not at the same level as the "leanback" version.
