nvidia shield 2017 flirc setup with harmony

#Nvidia shield 2017 flirc setup with harmony 1080p
#Nvidia shield 2017 flirc setup with harmony pro
#Nvidia shield 2017 flirc setup with harmony Bluetooth
#Nvidia shield 2017 flirc setup with harmony series

#Nvidia shield 2017 flirc setup with harmony pro

Logitech Harmony IR Remotes are supported by NVIDIA SHIELD (2015) and NVIDIA SHIELD Pro (2017).

#Nvidia shield 2017 flirc setup with harmony Bluetooth

Other standard Bluetooth remotes (such as the Amazon Fire TV replacement remote) can be paired and should also work.

You can use standard Bluetooth accessories, such as a wireless keyboard, mouse, or game controller with your Nvidia SHIELD TV console. All these gaming features combined with high-end media player functionality makes it a very good convergence device when pairing with Kodi for media playback.

#Nvidia shield 2017 flirc setup with harmony 1080p

Adding to that it also comes with NVIDIA's gaming ecosystem capable of running all graphically intensive AAA ('triple A') games for Android in 1080p at 60fps, as well as supporting NVIDIA's low-latency GameStream technologies for GeForce-equipped PC game streaming in up to 4K HDR resolution, including direct access to Steam Big Picture from the Steam app, and NVIDIA's 'GeForce NOW' (formerly 'Nvidia GRID') cloud game-streaming service. The Android TV platform delivers good conversational voice search for the native Android TV (leanback) app via an integrated microphone inside the included game controller. It comes with a remote friendly versions of Amazon Video, Netflix, Vudu, Hulu, HBO, UltraFlix, Fox, Google Play Movies, and other video service clients, with many supporting videos in native 4K Ultra HD (2160p) resolution at up to 60 frames-per-second and HDR.

#Nvidia shield 2017 flirc setup with harmony series

Running the Android TV operating system (first-generation was originally released on Android 5.1 'Lollipop' and have since then recieved official updates to Android 6.0 'Marshmallow' and Android 7.0 'Nougat') on a Tegra X1 SoC (System on Chip), the NVIDIA SHIELD TV stands above most of the other high-end Android-based offerings not only because best-in-class hardware offering the fastest graphics for gaming capabilities for Android, but also because due to NVIDIA's strong product support and long lifecycle updates of their own SHIELD series products. It is one of the first Android based devices featuring high-end media playback capabilities such as of and support high-definition audio at up to 192 kHz, 23.976 Hz support with automatic refresh rate switching, 10-bit HEVC (H.265), and VP9 video codecs, and 4K UltraHD (2160p) resolution with HDR via HDMI 2.0b output support for Kodi. NVIDIA SHIELD TV (originally known as SHIELD Console) is an Android-based set-top box and game console that contains a very powerful ARM processor, (that is able to handle the most heavy of Kodi skins and more). HDMI 2.0b supporting 4K UltraHD 24/25/30/50/60 Hz video output (with (HDMI-CEC, HDCP 2.2, 10-bit color & HDR10 / Rec. Standard model with 16 GB internal, Pro model with 500 GB harddrive, and all models extendable with optional externalįull HD (1080p) 60 fps and 4K Ultra HD (2160p) 30 fps

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