AndroidTV-x86_64 Reviews

Hello MRDTeam, I have been testing your builds on a Canvas Mini PC with an Intel Atom x5-Z8350 processor. I really liked the Google TV 13 build, but I noticed that **HDMI audio does not work** on this device. On the other hand, **Android TV 9 (MRDTeam) works perfectly**, including HDMI audio, Wi-Fi, and the overall TV experience. Could you please confirm if there is a fix for HDMI audio in Google TV 13 on this hardware, or if it is a known limitation? Thank you for your help and for the great builds you provide. I am currently testing the Android TV 9 x86 build (MRDTeam) and noticed it has a 30-day trial period. I would like to know: 1. What is the cost of a permanent license key? 2. Is the license a one-time payment or a subscription? 3. How can I obtain the license after the trial ends? Thank you for your help. Best regards, Konstantinos Pattas

I was trying to use ATV 11 and 13, not sure why it keeps displaying no internet access, but my wifi signal was scanned and connected. Same problem when I use Ethernet. My PC is with Intel Alderlake N95, Realtek RTL8852BE.

Great, Amazon Prime doesn't work in Android TV13 and 14. It works in Android TV 9. Update: ATV9-V44T is now perfect, with all buttons working on my Fujitsu Tablet Q738. All video streamers work, and time zones work with automatic time adjustment ::::From ATV11::I used SendFilesToTV to send and install the Amazon Prime app from my phone to my ATV14. Streaming works now. The app is in all apps.::::::On my ATV 14, I installed the oldest version of Prime Video via Aptoide. Streaming works there. (You can find it in all APPS.)

Everything is perfect, the only problem is that when I restart the computer, the system resets and all settings and data are lost when I shut down the PC. Please, if you could tell me how to fix this, I would be eternally grateful. 👍

I see that this is based on Android TV 13 and Google TV 13. Do you have Android TV 14 and Google TV 14 available for download?

I'm a bit surprised that this setup requires payment to avoid crashes after installing it. Stability feels like a basic expectation, so I was hoping it would work smoothly out of the box. Personally, I prefer the stock Google TV experience, as it already meets my needs. I can see this project being useful for others, but for me, I'll stick with an Android TV 9 ISO from XDA. I'm not saying this project is bad. I just feel like an OS that is free to use should be free to use x86.