Terrarium/Titanium TV

Tested some of these TV apps running in Bluestacks on my Dell i7 HDMI to 42 inch TV.

They seem to work fine BUT quality is not very good on the big screen?

I found Modbro to be the easiest but quality is not great, tested a few others and Live TV buffers etc.

20Mb VDSL
 
Tested some of these TV apps running in Bluestacks on my Dell i7 HDMI to 42 inch TV.

They seem to work fine BUT quality is not very good on the big screen?

I found Modbro to be the easiest but quality is not great, tested a few others and Live TV buffers etc.

20Mb VDSL
You need an Android device if you want good quality on a big screen
 
Tested some of these TV apps running in Bluestacks on my Dell i7 HDMI to 42 inch TV.

They seem to work fine BUT quality is not very good on the big screen?

I found Modbro to be the easiest but quality is not great, tested a few others and Live TV buffers etc.

20Mb VDSL
If its a smart TV you can cast these apps from your phone.
 
What s the best streaming app for Android TV OS, currently using MorphTV but it feels primitive.
 
I use Netflix, Titanium, BeeTv and Cyberflix without the need for Real Debrid.
I have netflix but i hardly watch anything on there, just the wife and kids. I will try BeeTV. One thing I do like about MorphTV is showing which source is the fastest.
 
Are BeeTv and Cyberflix add free? And do they work properly on Android tv without requiring a mouse pointer?
I deleted Cyberflix for that exact reason.

Edit: I am talking crap the sources wouldn't load on Cyberflix and/or was slow compared to MorphTV. Now that I am thinking about I can actually appreciate the simplicity of MorphTV.
 
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I have netflix but i hardly watch anything on there, just the wife and kids. I will try BeeTV. One thing I do like about MorphTV is showing which source is the fastest.
Morph has a noticeable lack of sources compared to the others and I'm seeing some x265 stuff coming in as well.
 
Cyberflix you do really need a mouse but can get away without one (if you don't want to mark favorites). I find that, if I wait till the evening or next day, most series are 1080p 5.1 x265 @ about 750-950Mb. From mid morning there are plenty 720p x264 links @ 800Mb if you can't wait.
 
Cyberflix you do really need a mouse but can get away without one (if you don't want to mark favorites). I find that, if I wait till the evening or next day, most series are 1080p 5.1 x265 @ about 750-950Mb. From mid morning there are plenty 720p x264 links @ 800Mb if you can't wait.

Is that with real debrid?
 
Is that with real debrid?
Yes. You do need RD. Well worth the 3 Euro a month.

Also, with series, it is best to wait a day for the best links to show up. If a show is broadcast in the US on Monday night (Tuesday morning here), wait till about 7 or 8 pm here before looking. The next day and there are normally dozens of good quality links. I normally set my downloads when I go home for breakfast and use the TV calendar one day behind .
 
Cyberflix you do really need a mouse but can get away without one (if you don't want to mark favorites). I find that, if I wait till the evening or next day, most series are 1080p 5.1 x265 @ about 750-950Mb. From mid morning there are plenty 720p x264 links @ 800Mb if you can't wait.
You don't need a mouse.
Hold down the centre key and the menu will pop up.
 
The only 3 time I use a mouse is to; add/remove from favorites, mark as watched and select download manager. If you prefer streaming then items can be marked as watched automatically. This is the same for all the Terrarium off shoots.
 
The only 3 time I use a mouse is to; add/remove from favorites, mark as watched and select download manager. If you prefer streaming then items can be marked as watched automatically. This is the same for all the Terrarium off shoots.
You can do that with the standard remote.
 
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