Beiträge von Uukrul

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    Hello Uukrul ... could you then provide us with your intrigued new compiled Inputstream Adaptive (hlskid) as an .apk file to test your new Nightly Kodi 18.6 / 7?


    The problem with the compiled apk is that mine is signed with a different key, so it isn't compatible with the official apk and you have to backup your data, uninstall Kodi, install my version and restore your data.

    So, it's better to wait for a nightly with the the fixed IA.

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    At which playback quality? 720p?


    Yes, 720p only.

    With the latest Disney+ addon version, the Widevine L1 Secure Device option disabled and the hlskid branch of inputstream adaptive compiled, it seems all the videos I tried (Mandalorian included) now play without problems on my Shield TV :)

    @Ronny You have to access the fastboot mode with this method and flash again:

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    It may be tricky the first time you try it, but sooner or later you'll be able to do it.

    The developer image is the same as the regular one but rooted (the only different file is boot.img), so it's the one I recommend.

    This is what I use for Linux with the rooted image (if you want to disable update notifications)

    sudo apt install android-tools-adb
    sudo apt install android-tools-fastboot

    adb devices (Authorize device on Shield)

    adb reboot bootloader
    fastboot devices
    fastboot oem unlock (Only if you don't have the bootloader unlocked. Follow Shield TV screen steps)
    fastboot flash staging blob
    fastboot flash boot boot.img
    fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
    fastboot flash system system.img
    fastboot flash vendor vendor.img
    fastboot reboot


    Disable updates:

    adb root
    adb remount
    adb shell
    mv /system/priv-app/TegraOTA/TegraOTA.apk /system/priv-app/TegraOTA/TegraOTA.bak
    sync
    reboot

    In my case, the problem is 720p / 4000000 Amazon streams drop quite a lot of frames so I have to reduce the bitrate to 3M. That means streams from Youtube are limited to that bitrate and there are a lot of videos that need more than that to be played at 1080p. That's the reason of the patch I posted above, so I can limit the bitrate for secure streams and play normal ones at the maximum quality possible.

    For those having problems with the addon on Android, here is a tip that worked for me:

    I have a Mecool M8S Pro+ (a very cheap (I paid 26€) Android box with Widevine L1, that can be upgraded to Android TV thanks to this rom) that didn't work with the addon until I checked the ESN with the Netflix app.

    The addon assigns this ESN: "NFANDROID1-PRV-NEXUSPLAYERFUGU-AMLOGICNEXUS=M8S=PRO+" and the Netflix app this one: "NFANDROID2-PRV-NEXUSPLAYERFUGU-AMLOGICNEXUS=M8S=PRO=-**bunch of chars**", so I simply removed the "+" char from the ESN and now it works flawlessly at 1080p :)

    My assumption is that Netflix doesn't like chars other that numbers and letters on the name of the device.

    Also auf meinem Shield TV funktioniert mit Netflix gar kein Video mehr. Play Symbol und Filmtitel oben rechts kommen, ansonsten sehe ich den Spinner für ewig ohne das das Video startet. SkyGo und Amazon laufen problemlos...


    I have the same problem on my Shield (that used to work fine). I tried with a fresh Kodi install and Netflix as the only addon installed but it seems that there is a license issue: