The high horse brigade wrote: » 1 yes, there's players for both in the play store 2 this is Android TV, not Android so the vpn app needs to support that to be in the play store. You can Sideload which may work, but it depends on the app. Ask them if their app supports Android TV
cronos wrote: » Does RTE player work well with the shield? I know they haven't brought out the official android tv version, but you do always have chromecast as a backup.
Irishmale0399 wrote: » OK the VPN supplier has an Android TV app.... So the changing between Irish and English is straight forward and I wont have to login or install apps with every location change???
The high horse brigade wrote: » They have, check the play store. They released it in the last 2 weeks
cronos wrote: » Super. Thanks a mill! EDIT: I downloaded it but it's getting stuck on the first RTE Player logo screen, even after a restart. EDIT 2: Uninstall and reinstall sorted it
The high horse brigade wrote: » I have it installed but have yet to play anything. I rarely have anything I want to see on RTE. I'll watch the Phil Lynott documentary one of the days, I checked earlier it's on there till the end of Jan so no rush
Johnny Dogs wrote: » Lads what's the cheapest/handiest option of getting a few more controllers added to this to get into a bit of multiplayer gameplay with the kids? Currently have a few Xbox 360 controllers lying around, I think I read somewhere that if I get an official USB adapter (for Microsoft) that this will let me connect, but would like some kind of confirmation before I buy. Or would I be better just heading to Amazon and picking up a cheap generic Bluetooth controller? The price of the official controllers are madness. :eek:
The high horse brigade wrote: » Check out 8bitdo Bluetooth controllers on Amazon. There's many different types. Supposed to be amazing.For 360 controllers you need the windows pc wireless 360 controller receiver which isn't a whole lot cheaper than some of the 8bitdo
Johnny Dogs wrote: » ... Currently have a few Xbox 360 controllers lying around, I think I read somewhere that if I get an official USB adapter (for Microsoft) that this will let me connect, but would like some kind of confirmation before I buy. ...
brianregan09 wrote: » Wheres the cheapest place to get this guys ?
Johnny Dogs wrote: » Official Xbox 360 Wireless Gaming Receiver For Windows (Xbox 360) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B000MGVAAQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_7f.kCb6PV3SSS
cronos wrote: » Quite expensive
Johnny Dogs wrote: » In comparison with what? If you already own a few Xbox controllers (I have 3 here) 25stg for the official adapter means I can connect all 3, without having to buy 3 individual new controllers that will would with the shield. There's a few generic one's, but I've read across a load of different sites and social media platforms that you are at nothing buying them, as they don't seem to work. Edit, maybe you mean expensive on Amazon, so if anyone has any heads up where I can get cheaper, I'd appreciate a link (haven't bought this one yet) Cheers.
MICKEYG wrote: » Hi all, looking for a remote control recommendation that will do the following devices; Nvidia Shield STB ENU app on shield EIR TV Box Samsung Smart TV An added benefit would be that you could hide the Nvidia and EIR boxes from view and just have the one 'hub' to point the remote at. My research points me to these;Logitech Harmony Ultimate Remote Control and HubLogitech Harmony Elite Advanced TV and Home Entertainment Remote Control, Hub and App The first one is cheaper but even though it says it has a hub, images suggest otherwise. Thanks in advance,
MICKEYG wrote: » Thanks for the advice. Can I assume the ultiminate works well with stb emu?
The high horse brigade wrote: » I'm not having any disconnect issues either, I'm using Ethernet not WiFi
