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Fire TV Stick 2

Any issues that are FireTV specific
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tredman
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Joined: 08 Jan 2016, 22:23

Fire TV Stick 2

Post by tredman »

I need another media player device (not sure the wife agrees though :) ).

I currently have a fire TV stick 1, but the deinterlacing on SD mpeg2 and HD h264 is mostly poop.

Will a fire TV stick 2 be better? I need a stick type device due to the TV and cabling being buried in the wall
cosmoxl
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Re: Fire TV Stick 2

Post by cosmoxl »

if it has to be a stick, yes, I believe the 2nd gen is much better than the first. it's only $40 so the wife shouldn't complain too much. :)
tredman
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Re: RE: Re: Fire TV Stick 2

Post by tredman »

cosmoxl wrote:if it has to be a stick, yes, I believe the 2nd gen is much better than the first. it's only $40 so the wife shouldn't complain too much. :)
Thanks, the v1 is not so bad (at least with h264 content) but MPEG2 is very 'soft' and the deinterlacing is not very good.
cosmoxl
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Re: RE: Re: Fire TV Stick 2

Post by cosmoxl »

tredman wrote:
cosmoxl wrote:if it has to be a stick, yes, I believe the 2nd gen is much better than the first. it's only $40 so the wife shouldn't complain too much. :)
Thanks, the v1 is not so bad (at least with h264 content) but MPEG2 is very 'soft' and the deinterlacing is not very good.
I should rephrase. The stick2 has much better hardware but unless MrMC can use the hardware to do better deinterlacing I think it'll look about the same as the stick1 since it'll still be using ffmpeg.
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