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Download some Free (Libre) videos encoded with HEVC/H.265, and test playback at various resolutions Make sure it plays without any stuttering or issues- or tweak your settings until it plays smoothly.

If you have audio issues, go to Settings > LibreELEC > System > Audio Output and try switching the audio output device or settings.

If you get lots of stuttering during playback, try dropping to a lower resolution or framerate. (NOTE: most "4K" TVs are made for UHD resolution, which is 3840 x 2160). Marvel at the wide variety of resolutions now available to you.

Go into Settings > LibreELEC > System > Video Output, and edit your resolution according to your TV.

When you start up LibreELEC / Kodi for the first time, it will likely boot with a lower resolution and default audio settings.

When running from an external card, LibreELEC behaves much like a "Live" Linux distribution with persistence- any changes are saved to the card, and you can choose to reboot back to the internal or external OS at will.

Depending on the device, you may need to go into the BIOS and change boot order (but in my case it wasn't necessary). If you flashed LibreELEC to a USB stick, you may need to move it around for it to be recognized at boot- recovery mode only looks at the 'primary' USB port and the SD card for new boot images.

Then the OS restarted in recovery mode, and from there the device automatically found and booted LibreELEC from the SD card. My build had an app called UPDATE&BACKUP, that let me trigger a "local update" by picking a random.zip file and hitting Update. When booting to the Recovery / SD / USB image: The method varies by model, and the instructions give you a bunch of options.dtb file to dtb.img , and replace the existing dtb.img file on your burned SD/USB stick. My model had 1GB RAM and 100MB ethernet, so I used file gxbb_p200_1G_100M.dtb. For help figuring this out, go to Amlogic's page and see what hardware your model contains. Download a device tree file (.dtb) file for your given hardware build they are named according to what RAM and Network chip you have. At the download page should be a section for device trees. After burning the image to SD/USB, you need to modify it to work with your hardware.Rename the file to dtb.img and overwrite the existing one on your burned LibreELEC image. Make sure you download and swap in the correct device tree file (.dtb file) from the download page, according to your hardware.

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Some features like Bluetooth are experimental or unsupported.

Wireless, 4K, remote control, and HEVC hardware decoding all worked out of the box.

Some notes from trying version 7.2 of the build: Do not flash the image to internal storage, unless you are confident in your Linux skills. Read the above forum instructions carefully, and modify as necessary for your chipset.

General build instructions available for S905/S905x/S912 devices.

Newer builds may be available in the parent forum.

As of 08/2017, the latest build uses LibreELEC 8.2 with Kodi 17.

I used kszaq's unofficial Amlogic image for S905/S905X chipsets.

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My hardware model was the "MX Pro 4k", sometimes called the "MXQ Pro 4k". Best of all, you can run it directly from a SD / USB stick, and boot to your original OS if needed. It is a newer fork of OpenELEC, that is designed to run Kodi and nothing else. If you don't care about the other apps and you just want to run Kodi, you can get a big performance boost by running LibreELEC instead. Oddly, they didn't mention that on their Amazon page.

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My biggest gripe: despite being advertised as "4K-ready", some OS and Kodi builds (like mine) are actually locked at 1080p resolution.

Mine had 200(!) plugins installed, and it took almost an hour to remove them all.

The bundled Kodi is typically "fully loaded." with crapware and 3rd-party streaming plugins.

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The full Android OS competes with Kodi for system resources.They use older, shady one-off builds of Android 5.1 and Kodi, and there is very little quality control or assurance against spyware.

These builds have a number of downsides though: At the moment, they are the cheapest way to play 4K and HEVC-encoded content. Typically they come with a custom build of Amlogic 's reference OS, and they have Kodi pre-installed. Amazon is now flooded with media boxes that use the Amlogic S905 or S905X chipsets.