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Description:
The Beelink GT1 featuring the latest processor. It is equipped with the Amlogic S912 CPU which enables you to have a smooth entertainment experience. It also has a 3D noise reduction filter.
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System Config
OS: Android 6.0
Language : Multi -language
CPU: Amlogic S912 Octa Core ARM Cortex-A53 CPU up to 2GHz(DVFS)
GPU: ARM Mali-T820MP3 GPU up to 750MHz(DVFS)
RAM: DDR3 2GB
ROM: Onboard eMMC Flash 16GB
Ethernet: 1000Mbps LAN
WIFI: IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac,2.4G+5.8G+ac
BT: BT 4.0
Antenna: Built-in antenna for WIFI
Expand Memory: Micro SD Card (Maximum support 32GB)
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Button & Ports
Button: No Power Button(Connecting the power supplies,automated system operation)
DC-in: 1*DC in Port
USB2.0: 2* Standard USB Port
HD: 1*HD Type Port
RJ45: 1*RJ45 (1000Mbps network connection)
SPDIF: 1*S/SPDIF (5.1CH, 7.1CH)
TF Card Slot: 1* Micro SD card slot
Power LED: 1* power LED with two - color
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Powerful codec capabilities
UHD 4K 60fps HW decoding, supports multiple formats including H.265 10-bit, H.264 and AVS+
FHD 1080p 60fps HW encoding, supports H.264
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Power management
Adapter: DC5V 2A(100-240V,50/60Hz)
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Environment
Work Environment: 5°C -- 35°C,30%--90% Humidity
Storage Environment: -20°C -- 60°C,10%--90% Humidity
● It owns the 3D noise reduction filter which is convenient for you to enjoy the high-quality entertainment.
● With KODI 16.1 pre-installed, you are free to enjoy movies without any fee and restriction.
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I've read online that there is a custom firmware on freaktab, but I haven't had time to try it.
Good build quality, but the remote also can get interference and not work great. It works good for me upstairs in my house but not downstairs.
In the end I would just rather unhook my Mibox3 and move it around the house rather than use this.
Edit: And if you have signed into your google account on any of these cheap android boxes, don't panic. Just sign out of them, and change your password to play it safe.
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20 MHz:
400 ns GI : 7.2, 14.4, 21.7, 28.9, 43.3, 57.8, 65, 72.2, 86.7, 96.3
800 ns GI : 6.5, 13, 19.5, 26, 39, 52, 58.5, 65, 78, 86.7
40MHz:
400 ns GI : 15, 30, 45, 60, 90, 120, 135, 150, 180, 200
800 ns GI : 13.5, 27, 40.5, 54, 81, 108, 121.5, 135, 162, 180
I've read online that there is a custom firmware on freaktab, but I haven't had time to try it.
Good build quality, but the remote also can get interference and not work great. It works good for me upstairs in my house but not downstairs.
In the end I would just rather unhook my Mibox3 and move it around the house rather than use this.
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No HDMI
U get Just the HD, if you want the MI you buy a dongle or it comes standard on the upgraded model
Edit: And if you have signed into your google account on any of these cheap android boxes, don't panic. Just sign out of them, and change your password to play it safe.
Twitch can't play at source quality without severely lagging, no matter if I use the ethernet jack or the wireless connection. The issue is not throughput, it is the box.
FIOS Mobile constantly pops up the erorr "a connection to the stream couldn't be established", and I have to restart the app to start the stream again.
Crackle just crashes periodically and you have to restart the stream.
Kodi so far has been fine while streaming through Exodus
ATT Uverse hasn't been used enough to form an observation.
Local file streaming has no problems. This is also why Kodi works fine -- although the data is being downloaded in real time, it is not a stream. It downloads to the box first and then the player plays from the local file. Although the network connections are buggy, the overall download speed is enough to sustain the video, since it is essentially buffering the data to the drive, and not a direct stream to the app.
I can't say this box will have the same problem but just be aware that There is no support available at all. Good luck. I retired my box from the living room to casual viewing on my desk. I'm now using an old iphone 4s as my "TVBox" for the living room and it is 1000 times better with TVB, FIOS Mobile, Twitch, Kodi, Moviebox, and Crackle. Have paired it with an air mouse from fleabay