I recently purchased the new Chromecast with Google TV for my old bedroom TV. I love it! The UI and remote are a welcome addition to general casting. I also have a Stadia controller and I can't wait until support for Stadia rolls in Q1 of 2021. I'm looking to buy a new TV for my living room. The Sony X750H comes with Android TV built-in. I really want to stick with Sony but I've heard many people complaining about how their TVs stop working after 3-5 years. I know it's a gamble whenever you buy anything as you might just end up with the 10% that is faulty but I'd like to believe on average a TV (especially Samsung or Sony) should last at least 5 years. I know the new Chromecast is beefed up from previous versions with 8GB of storage, 2GB of RAM, & 4K support at 60FPS. Will I get the same specs for the Android TV streaming on my Sony TV or less? Is it marginal? I guess if it's a significant difference in how smooth the UI is & how well (and if) Stadia will work on it natively versus Chromecast with Google TV, it will make my decision easier and I'll opt for the less expensive Samsung TU700 or a Vizio of equal-ish quality and buy another Chromecast. If the experience is the same, then I'll bite the bullet take the risk, and hope the best. I genuinely love Sony TVs and hate Samsung displays, UI, and Bixby. Let me know if I can find out what specs are for Android TV on Sony TVs or at least how the experience differs from using the new Chromecast with Google TV. Thanks for bearing with my long post!
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A Certified Android TV, IPTV set top box from Formuler. Coming on 11.23.2020.
Launcher channels with recents and favorites
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Remote config ( GTV-BT1 voice remote is included with box)
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The Google Store now has a "replacement" or extra remote for your Chromecast Google TV dongle. Just $19.95 plus shipping. I've been using a FireTV voice remote as my extra and it mostly works great, but that one does not have a working "voice command" ability. The Chromecast Google TV remote does have that great feature. Available in 3 colors - here's the link: https://store.google.com/us/config/chromecast_google_tv_voice_remote?hl=en-US
Has anyone had any success with compiling the sm64port on their Android TV?
You need to install Termux from the Play store, add to dependencies and make it.
https://github.com/VDavid003/sm64-port-android
That's the theory anyway. My phone can compile and run the APK but my Google TV for Chromecast goes through the motions but no APK. It would be nice to play with a bluetooth controller on the big screen.