Which Product is bettter for streaming movies to 70 in smart TV; the MK908 RK3188 or the MK809III?
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I will suggest you use MK 908, it has quad core. Much easier to handle the video out put. Thanks, have a great weekend!
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I Don't know the answer to your question BUT, I have the VSK-823 and it has a big flaw in that it doesn't have auto volumn control. In other words while you're watching a DVD you might have to grab the remote to turn the volumn down if it all of a sudden blasts too loudly at you during scene changes!!
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I recently bought the Viera TC-P55ST50 and I am not happy and I am considering replacing it for the following reasons: Picture quality, Reflection madness, Cannot receive Amazon 3D movies because I do not have enough band width and you can't rent 3D movies from Netflix, Hulu, or from Blockbuster so who do you rent from? So, limited to DirecTV (which I have). I miss my Samsung, so looking at replacing with this product mentioned in this month's Consumer Reports as a "Best Buy". Other reviews regarding who needs a "Smart TV" are correct as long as you have a Blu Ray player with those features or game box.
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I bought this : Minix Neo X8-H Quad Core Cortex A9r4 Android KitKat 4K XBMC Smart TV box 2G/16G. It came full and is faster, 2Gb RAM, 16Gb hard disk. Superb..
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See if this link helps. Looks like maybe the 838 has Bluetooth Music Streaming, Dark Detailer, 1 more HDMI, PerfectColor & PerfectTint. http://www.top100gadgets.com/best-gadgets/2010/mitsubishi-wd-82738-82-inch-1080p-3d-dlp-hdtv/
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compare Matricom G-Box Q Quad/Octo Core XBMC/Kodi Android TV Box [2GB/16GB/4K] with Tayun S9 4K KODI Android TV Box Quad Core 1000M LAN 3D Streaming Media Player
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It can play MKV files of any size (supports FAT32 & NTFS). Don't think it's region free...
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Actually, the K800 operates at 900MHz, whereas the K790a operates at 850Mhz. The K790 for European/Asian markets is the K790i.
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I managed to connect with wifi-n. The problem is the TV is very slow and it's preferable to add a third party streamer.
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The 4.2.2 rom you are using is more than likely for the MK808, not to be confused with the MK808B. To my understanding, the "B" version uses a combined Wifi-Bluetooth chipset not supported by the MK808 Rom's. You may try to search google for "Finless MK808B". Here is a link I found: http://androidtvnews.com/mk808-b-original-jb-4-2-2-official-finless-rom-2-1/. Good luck.
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I just received my 5087S, and I'm pretty pleased with it. From my research, my understanding of the differences in these two models is that the 5089S features bluetooth compatibility (for wireless headphones, perhaps), USB 2.0 instead of USB 1.1, and Picture-in-Picture. The 5087 does not have those things. There are also several reports that the 5089S uses HDMI specification 1.3 (the 5087S uses HDMI specification 1.1 or 1.2). I'm not extremely up on this, but apparently the newer HDMI specification 1.3 allows for something called "Deep Color" (more finely tuned colors and hues), BUT there are not currently broadcasts or many (if any) devices that take advantage of that "enhanced color" attribute yet. Also, the device that feeds the content to the TV would ALSO have to support HDMI 1.3 specification. This is years off or never apparently, from what I have read. Something to worry about now? Not as far as I'm concerned. There is more discussion of this over at avsforum if you are interested. My opinion? For $600 or more additional cost for the 5089S, I don't need PIP (I have TiVo), I won't use Bluetooth, and the difference between USB 1.1 and USB 2.0 didn't matter to me (USB is really only there to look at pictures (or listen to music) via a flash drive, and there's not going to be a big difference in speed there between 1.1 and 2.0 -and I'll probably never use that feature).
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Well, the K-R42 don't have bluetooth function now, so if you need bluetooth, then you should consider from CX-919 and imito QX1. for both, they all have exteran antenna, so wifi is not a problem for both of them. CX-919 now has better custom rom support, but imito qx1 already have real 1080p firmware. so if you really need 1080p output in your TV, then get imito qx1.if not, then get CX-919.
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I have XMBC (frodo build) installed on my EB1503 (as I use the box as a media server) it has no problems with any of the HD audio associated with video codecs (DTS & Dolby TrueHD). I've never tried streaming from an online source (as I only have DSL). My audio/video goes over HDMI to my Onkyo TX-NR608. My experience would say that it is your decoding software having problems, not the EB1503 hardware.
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I don't know what do u use for, I use it for MK808 android tv stick and it works right away without driver, and the max speed is 9Mps due to the limit of usb speed
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The '908 has built in Wifi and ethernet connectivity, slightly faster response time, and it's own built in apps for Netflix, Vudu, YouTube, Pandora, CloudTV and Portico (it also plays back more media formats for stuff you might want to connect via a USB thumb drive or access), whereas the '508 is more of a "monitor" that just plays JPEGS (e.g. for viewing photos on a thumb drive). So if you already have another 'box' you want to connect (like an Apple TV, Vudu, PS4 or Xbox), the '508 should be fine, whereas the '908 has built-in options for streaming video directly over wifi or ethernet. The '908 has built in Wifi and ethernet connectivity, slightly faster response time, and it's own built in apps for Netflix, Vudu, YouTube, Pandora, CloudTV and Portico (it also plays back more media formats for stuff you might want to connect via a USB thumb drive or access), whereas the '508 is more of a "monitor" that just plays JPEGS (e.g. for viewing photos on a thumb drive). So if you already have another 'box' you want to connect (like an Apple TV, Vudu, PS4 or Xbox), the '508 should be fine, whereas the '908 has built-in options for streaming video directly over wifi or... » Read More The '908 has built in Wifi and ethernet connectivity, slightly faster response time, and it's own built in apps for Netflix, Vudu, YouTube, Pandora, CloudTV and Portico (it also plays back more media formats for stuff you might want to connect via a USB thumb drive or access), whereas the '508 is more of a "monitor" that just plays JPEGS (e.g. for viewing photos on a thumb drive). So if you already have another 'box' you want to connect (like an Apple TV, Vudu, PS4 or Xbox), the '508 should be fine, whereas the '908 has built-in options for streaming video directly over wifi or ethernet. « Show Less
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In theory this should work. Your projector might need an adapter if lacking HDMI plug. The major problem with RK802IV is related to undefined RK3188-T processor which many believe is a defective chip that did not passed the standard test and are soled under new name. The newer firmware was designed to downsize the processor parameter. The true has not been yet communicated from the Rockchip company. My personal suggestion is to try RADXA (slightly larger but with Ethernet) which model might also used the same chip but the firmware is more stable. You will have a choice to install Linux.
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It depends on what is important to you. If streaming movies in important to you I suggest the BDP-103. The BDP-83 does not have streaming capability built in. However, you can connect it to a router but then the money you save purchasing the 83 will be spent purchasing a router. I suggest that you call OPPO. They are extremely helpful and will not try to sell you something that you don't need. I must say that OPPO makes an excellent player. Don't be surprised of the weight. The case is made of metal which makes it heavier than most players on the market. Plus OPPO players are made in USA. I have two OPPO blu-ray players and I couldn't be happier. It depends on what is important to you. If streaming movies in important to you I suggest the BDP-103. The BDP-83 does not have streaming capability built in. However, you can connect it to a router but then the money you save purchasing the 83 will be spent purchasing a router. I suggest that you call OPPO. They are extremely helpful and will not try to sell you something that you don't need. I must say that OPPO makes an excellent player. Don't be surprised of the weight. The case is made of metal which makes it heavier than most players on the market. Plus OPPO players are... » Read More It depends on what is important to you. If streaming movies in important to you I suggest the BDP-103. The BDP-83 does not have streaming capability built in. However, you can connect it to a router but then the money you save purchasing the 83 will be spent purchasing a router. I suggest that you call OPPO. They are extremely helpful and will not try to sell you something that you don't need. I must say that OPPO makes an excellent player. Don't be surprised of the weight. The case is made of metal which makes it heavier than most players on the market. Plus OPPO players are made in USA. I have two OPPO blu-ray players and I couldn't be happier. « Show Less