Thanks man, If anyone is wondering how to make it go full screen you basically have to go on corner of the screen that is being displayed by the player and extend it multiple times until It covers all of the screen at least that is how I did It.
Hi.Can we use phone as remote like in video where you installed android tv os on disk?And another question is what is better and smoother, install it on windows or install it on disk and have dual boot?Tnx.
Do u able to create a iso file & install in X86 machine? Instead of running on top of window? I do follow online one article to did this but he only provided Andriod 9 only for google TV..
Another GREAT video clip. Very good and instructive video clip. People need videos like this. The channel is great, it covers a lot, and every video clip is useful, unlike someone who make videos about basic things, for example "how to turn on and off the computer, etc."
@@NETVN82android studio is for development and preforms poorly although I don't know of any faster androidTV implementations but windows sub system for Android is a way faster use of general android software
Just an FYI for people trying to use this for streaming services. This probably won't support The Android TV OS DRM services for HDMI HDCP. I don't think services like Netflix and Disney+ will work. If they do you may be limited to lower quality content. Happy to be proven incorrect.
@@ColmGallagher-DoveDev the res of the tv is 4k but im not so sure about the disney + app. I dont think its true 4k because its quite grainy. Its like theres a film grain filter or something on it but ofc there isnt. You have to make sure the amount of resources set to the tv is quite alot. I ended up giving up because i couldnt remove the fake tv border thats on it, so its not in fullscreen
@@sleepy5997 it's possible the grain effect is from the Disney+ app or or some other layer of the application stack scaling up a lower resolution stream. I am just speculating but it is the kind of thing that would be expected if the HDCP is not available and they choose to not outright block the app usage. Blu-Ray and DVD player do a similar thing and often limit you to 1080i or lower if the HDCP chain has been broken
hi! i followed the tutorial but it doesn't work because it doesn't install on windows 10 Intel x86 Emulator Accelerator HAXM installer on Android studio
First of all, thank you very much. I did everything exactly as it was done here. But the Android screen is half the size of the computer screen. I can't make it full screen. Is there anyone who can help with this?
Why install android studio when I can use Windows android subsystem in windows 11 and the new google play for pc in windows 10? And again why I should install any kind of android if I am using a pc running windows 11/10 therefore much more capable of running different apps, WebApps and formats?
The big question is why would you want to? Both platforms, Google and Windows are "Surveillance" and "Data Mining" platforms. If people knew the truth behind both, they would NEVER use the products that get pumped out.
@@XxHorseshoeXx The thing is Android tv is good in streaming when the hardware is designed for it. The streaming devices in the market support Dolby Vision, Atmos, HDR 10+ like things but a old pc wouldn't be able to do that all, so installing/emulating Android is just a downgrade because both the apps availability and the overall functionality of Android tv is much worse than PC acc to my personal experience.
@@devanshgarg7321 windows can do hdr10, atmos & vision. But I'm not sure how vision at least translates to emulation, hdr10 and atmos should be just fine because they can be handled externally
@@XxHorseshoeXx In that case you proved windows>>Android tv. When windows can do all the special things needed for streaming, and many more things that Android can't do, why I will use Android tv instead of Windows.
@@devanshgarg7321 Android is still much better than Windows I'm don't really know what you're saying. It's not like the computer itself is running android tv os it emulates and can externally do Dolby and hdr at the same time
warum sollte man das tun, es sei denn du bist entwickler? alte PCs neues leben geben? bei den strompreisen kaufe ich nach nem jahr ne android box die das hauptargument überhaupt ist einen android media center zu haben: Dolby Vision Licenced hardware for DOVI LEVEL 7 FEL Compatibility. ohne das di ganze zeit das bluraylaufwerk durchpowerd. für jeden anderen zweck tut es doch eine VM wie die von android studio. drüber hinaus sollte man bei isos die von "some guy from youtube" hochgeladen werden extrem aufpassen und schon garkeine account-logindaten dort eingeben...
