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1. #Tvmc for mac review install#
2. #Tvmc for mac review Pc#
3. #Tvmc for mac review Bluetooth#
4. #Tvmc for mac review tv#
5. #Tvmc for mac review download#

We used iPega PG-9076 gamepad (paired via bluetooth). Of course, you can play in games ( Beach Buggy Racing, Riptide GP2 ect.) without a problem just connect gamepad or keyboard.

#Tvmc for mac review tv#

The TV Box has pre-installed TVMC application based on KODI version 17.6.

#Tvmc for mac review install#

TV Box comes with a very large number of pre-installed applications, including: CetusPlay (If you need to control TV Box via smartphone, Install CetusPlay on a smartphone), Prime Video, Mobdro. The device has 32GB storage, exactly as it is in the specification. In addition to the remote control, we used wireless Logitech MK540 Advanced set and a gamepad from iPega called iPega PG-9076.

#Tvmc for mac review download#

Ethernet: Download – 94.6Mbps Upload – 30.11Mbps, WiFi: Download – 190Mbps Upload – 30.6Mbps. We had no problem with Ethernet and WiFi connection to the router and to the Internet. Everything worked stable and quickly without delays. We can chose typical the resolution of FHD 1920×1080 (1080p 60Hz ) but you can also adjust the preferred resolution or set the auto switch. The box included everything that you need to get started:

#Tvmc for mac review Bluetooth#

4GB DDR3 / 64 GB eMMC flash + microSD card slot + dual-band 802.11ac WiFi, Bluetooth 4.0, 10/100M Ethernet.4GB DDR3 / 32 GB eMMC flash + microSD card slot + dual-band 802.11ac WiFi, Bluetooth 4.0, 10/100M Ethernet.2GB DDR3 / 16 GB eMMC flash + microSD card slot + dual-band 802.11ac WiFi (no Bluetooth), 10/100M Ethernet.System Memory, Storage & Networking configurations:.CPU – Amlogic S905X3 quad-core Arm Cortex-A55 processor 1.9 GHz.Let us know how it goes in the comments below. With this setup, you can watch your favorite TV shows, stored locally, on your iPad or iPhone without having to transfer them to your device. You’ll have to navigate quite deep to ultimately see the video file, but once you reach that level, tap on the file to start streaming it off your PC: Tap on Video and choose the media type you want to see.Tap on it to see all the videos in your library: Tap on Local Network, and you should see the Plex Media Server listen under the UPnP section.Open the app, and tap the VLC icon at the top right to open the side menu, and tap on “Local Network.” (Note that you’ll need to be on the same Wi-Fi network as your Mac/PC.).If you don’t already have it, you can download it from this iTunes link. On the iPhone or iPad, you’ll need VLC for iOS.Plex will keep updating your library as you add new files to the source folders. With this, you’re done with configuring the server. You can repeat the process for other media types like movies and music.Once you click save, Plex should automatically start scanning your media and fetching artwork and other associated metadata from the internet. Add all the locations on your disk where you think you have your videos stored, and hit save.Once you’ve selected the type of media, you’ll have to point Plex to the folder(s) where your TV shows/movies are stored.Select the type of media you want to add. A popup will ask you if you want to add movies, TV shows, music or photos. Click on the “Add a section” link in My Library.To launch the Plex Server interface, right click on the arrow icon and click on “Media Manager.” This should open Plex in your default browser, and you should see this screen:.After it has launched, you should see an arrow icon in your menu bar on Mac, or in the system tray on Windows. Once the download is complete, install and launch the app.Download Plex Media Server from this link.

#Tvmc for mac review Pc#

So here’s how you install and setup Plex on your PC or Mac:

The best thing about the Plex Server is that it automatically categorises TV shows, movies, and fetches episode information, artwork and other metadata from the internet. Plex Media Server runs on Windows and Mac, and intelligently scans all your videos, photos and music. You’ll have to run Plex Media Server on your PC/Mac and VLC on your iOS device. If you have a huge media library that you can’t fit on your iPad or iPhone, here’s a great free solution to stream all of it off your PC/Mac.