- #MOVIE EXPLORER TROUBLESHOOTING FILES NAME S00E00 1080P#
- #MOVIE EXPLORER TROUBLESHOOTING FILES NAME S00E00 MP4#
- #MOVIE EXPLORER TROUBLESHOOTING FILES NAME S00E00 INSTALL#
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- #MOVIE EXPLORER TROUBLESHOOTING FILES NAME S00E00 FULL#
In an effort to try and buoy my spirits, I decided to check out and admire the quality of some of the 1080P episodes of Arrow I have. My understanding is that writability been restored in later versions of the operating system, but until LaserCo releases a firmware update, it looks like this may not be possible. Wifi File Transfer and ES File Explorer were the best of what I tried, but neither allowed me to upload new files to my USB drives from my computer.įurther research into this revealed that Google removed the ability to write to external drives in Android Version 4.4, which coincidentally happens to be the version of Android running on this device. It seems odd to me that a machine with so many capabilities doesn’t come with a server option? I expected there to be several solutions in Googles app store, and there was, but nothing that worked as easily and efficiently as it should. I scoured the settings, and nothing I could do made the unit appear on my network.
Being used to the WD TV Live Hub’s always on file server capabilities, and given the device has wifi and ethernet, I went looking for it on my home network. This is where things turn bad for me fast.
Next on my list of things to do was add some new files. The only issue here again was “sticky” keyboard behavior, which is odd because other than the Google Play store, the keyboard works well with every other aspect of the software SuperRepo also installed well, and before long I was flicking through channels and enjoying the benefits of the 10/100Mb Ethernet connection.
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The unit comes with an old version of XBMC installed, so I was quickly and easily able to download and install the latest “Jarvis” version of Kodi. My second choice for internet radio was 181FM’s own app, which downloaded and played, but repeatedly quit/crashed after about 15 mins. The app downloaded and installed, but flatly refused to play. After some time I managed to get my search term typed in – Tunein Radio. I ended up having to use the mouse to click each letter. It appeared as though each key I pressed was stuck down – “aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa”. Although my keyboard worked flawlessly elsewhere, I had considerable trouble typing in searches.
#MOVIE EXPLORER TROUBLESHOOTING FILES NAME S00E00 MP4#
It also coped well with my MP4 files.įeeling game I delved into the Google Play store, and set about downloading some apps. Upon launching them, the machine played them back effortlessly and smoothly. Like a kid in a candy store, I went searching for my sample H.265 1080 videos. Navigation seems very simple and straight forward to me.
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This time with a full set of capabilities. With a Keyboard and mouse plugged in to a USB hub, and the hub plugged in to that coveted 3rd USB port, I again began exploring the device. Play, Pause, and scrolling up and down through directories seems to be where the remotes usefulness runs out. The operating system, normally used in phones and tablets is built for touch interfacing, and falls terribly short in a media player relying on a remote control. In reality however, because the machine is running Googles Android operating system, most tasks require use of a keyboard and mouse. There goes that spare USB port I was so happy about…now I have to go and buy a USB keyboard and mouse. Closer inspection of the supplied instructions revealed that some apps need a mouse. To my surprise, the supplied remote does not work with this (and many of the other) pre-installed apps. After scrolling through the menu I settled upon the 7Plus Smart App to begin playing with. The unit booted up, and with a small amount of fine tuning (adjusting the scale and resolution to suit my TV, setting audio to SPDIF pass through etc) I was ready to dive in. With a big smile I plugged in both my USB WD 4TB drives, and still had one port spare! Too good to be true! Un-boxing and connecting was pretty straight forward. Quad core CPU, 8 Core GPU, Dolby Digital, DTS, HDMI, 3D, 4K, WiFi, Ethernet, Bluetooth… the list just goes on and on. The unit really does have a considerable amount of features. After reviewing the many logo’s on the box, and ogling it’s capabilities, the sale price of $179 was too good to pass up, and I brought it home. Moving through the shopping centre the next port of call was Office Works, where the MMC-S30 was found. My first stop was Harvey Norman, where nothing of interest was found.
#MOVIE EXPLORER TROUBLESHOOTING FILES NAME S00E00 UPDATE#
As my WDTV Live Hub is a few years old now, and impressed greatly by what I have seen of the new H.265 video codec, I decided it was time to update to a new Media Player.
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