Hi folks,
i was wondering if it was possible to try implementation of some kind of Android based OS, to kick off Enigma2 from Dreambox devices.
Dreambox is an Satellite Receiver with DVB-s/S2 tunner and is actually based on Enigma2 (linux) OS, but i think is far away from taking total advantage of device hardware.
Android OS, should be a great challenge to make something like an "Android Satellite Receiver"
Regards.
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I've been looking for over a month for a quad core Android Tv stick or Box with an integrated DVB-T receiver but there is none on the market!
There lot's single and dual cores out there but if you want something more high end then you're out of luck!
Is there a way for an
Android TV box/Stick (exaple: K-R42 Quad Core Google Android 4.2.2 RK3188)
to support
a simple DVB-T dongle/stick/thingy? (example: Geniatech PT115m)
or just any kind of tuner?
Since there are lot's of tv tuner sticks out there for android tablets its logical that they could work on an android tv box or stick.
I'd be more than grateful if someone has the resources to test this out and share the results.
What are the compatible hardware?
How responsive actually is (if so working) tv browsing?
How about remote control, PVR, Timeshift, etc support?
Which app does this work with?
Wanna make a Media Center for my kid with XBMC and NAS.
Android tv ui is lot amazing and can beat any os in smart tv world. I have a question can android tv os be ported for pc or laptop using android x86 source code??
Hello,
is there any development similar to Cyanogenmod development for Wetek play Android 5 for WetekPlay for settop boxes based on enigma2 like Vu+ or Dreambox?
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So perhaps I can make it more useful...
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