Archive:MK808B Plus - Revision history

Karellen at 05:41, 10 July 2020

2020-07-10T05:41:49Z

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	\| releasedate = November 2014?		\| releasedate = November 2014?
	\| os = [[Android]] 4.4 "KitKat")		\| os = [[Android]] 4.4 "KitKat")
	\| soc = [[Amlogic]] S805		\| soc = Amlogic S805
	\| cpu = [[Amlogic]] S805 SoC with Quad-Core ARM Cortex A5 @ 1.5GHz		\| cpu = Amlogic S805 SoC with Quad-Core ARM Cortex A5 @ 1.5GHz
	\| graphics = Mali-450MP GPU		\| graphics = Mali-450MP GPU
	\| display = 1080p		\| display = 1080p
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	<section begin="intro" />'''MK808B Plus''' (not to be confused with the very different MK808 or MK808B), is a small inexpensive ARM-based Android "stick" hardware that uses an [[Amlogic]] S805 SoC chipset. MK808B Plus is also able to run {{Kodi}} on Linux using unofficial third-party firmware images of example OpenELEC.		<section begin="intro" />'''MK808B Plus''' (not to be confused with the very different MK808 or MK808B), is a small inexpensive ARM-based Android "stick" hardware that uses an Amlogic S805 SoC chipset. MK808B Plus is also able to run {{Kodi}} on Linux using unofficial third-party firmware images of example OpenELEC.

	While the integrated WiFi support in it is pretty sucky, for about $35 USD, the MK808B Plus is a fairly good value as a decent 1080p set-top box device that can decode most popular used video codecs today, including HEVC (H.265).<section end="intro" />		While the integrated WiFi support in it is pretty sucky, for about $35 USD, the MK808B Plus is a fairly good value as a decent 1080p set-top box device that can decode most popular used video codecs today, including HEVC (H.265).<section end="intro" />

Karellen at 05:37, 10 July 2020

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	*HEVC (H.265) hardware decoding requires a nightly development build of Kodi.		*HEVC (H.265) hardware decoding requires a nightly development build of Kodi.

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Karellen: Karellen moved page MK808B Plus to Archive:MK808B Plus without leaving a redirect

2020-07-01T06:20:46Z

Karellen moved page MK808B Plus to Archive:MK808B Plus without leaving a redirect

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Davu at 17:31, 12 June 2020

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Karellen: Remove OpenELEC

2018-07-10T04:01:05Z

Remove OpenELEC

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	==Installing Kodi for Android==		==Installing Kodi for Android==
	Most users can simply install the normal '''[[Android]]''' version of Kodi onto the MK808B Plus.		Most users can simply install the normal '''[[Android]]''' version of Kodi onto the MK808B Plus.

	~~==Installing OpenELEC with Kodi for Linux==~~
	~~MK808B Plus is also able to run {{Kodi}} on Linux using unofficial third-party firmware images of example OpenELEC.~~
	* An unofficial port of [[OpenELEC]] to the MK808B Plus (that runs really well): https://github.com/kszaq/OpenELEC.tv/releases

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Ned Scott: /* Links */

2015-10-11T20:42:10Z

Links

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*HEVC (H.265) hardware decoding requires a nightly development build of Kodi.		*HEVC (H.265) hardware decoding requires a nightly development build of Kodi.

	~~== Links ==~~
	* An unofficial port of [[OpenELEC]] to the MK808B Plus (that runs really well): http://www.freaktab.com/showthread.php?23009-ROM-Unofficial-OpenELEC-5-0-3-for-MK808B-Plus-and-Beelink-MXQ


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Ned Scott: /* Installing OpenELEC with Kodi for Linux */

2015-10-11T20:41:52Z

Installing OpenELEC with Kodi for Linux

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	==Installing OpenELEC with Kodi for Linux==		==Installing OpenELEC with Kodi for Linux==
	MK808B Plus is also able to run {{Kodi}} on Linux using unofficial third-party firmware images of example OpenELEC.		MK808B Plus is also able to run {{Kodi}} on Linux using unofficial third-party firmware images of example OpenELEC.
	* An unofficial port of [[OpenELEC]] to the MK808B Plus (that runs really well): ~~http~~://~~www.freaktab~~.com/~~showthread~~.~~php?23009-ROM-Unofficial-OpenELEC-5-0-3-for-MK808B-Plus-and-Beelink-MXQ~~		* An unofficial port of [[OpenELEC]] to the MK808B Plus (that runs really well): https://github.com/kszaq/OpenELEC.tv/releases

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Gamester17 at 13:31, 10 July 2015

2015-07-10T13:31:19Z

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	\| releasedate = November 2014?		\| releasedate = November 2014?
	\| os = [[Android]] 4.4 "KitKat")		\| os = [[Android]] 4.4 "KitKat")
	\| soc = Amlogic S805		\| soc = [[Amlogic]] S805
	\| cpu = Amlogic S805 SoC with Quad-Core ARM Cortex A5 @ 1.5GHz		\| cpu = [[Amlogic]] S805 SoC with Quad-Core ARM Cortex A5 @ 1.5GHz
	\| graphics = Mali-450MP GPU		\| graphics = Mali-450MP GPU
	\| display = 1080p		\| display = 1080p

Ned Scott: + pretty sucky

2015-06-12T07:03:55Z

+ pretty sucky

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	<section begin="intro" />'''MK808B Plus''' (not to be confused with the very different MK808 or MK808B), is a small inexpensive ARM-based Android "stick" hardware that uses an [[Amlogic]] S805 SoC chipset. MK808B Plus is also able to run {{Kodi}} on Linux using unofficial third-party firmware images of example OpenELEC.		<section begin="intro" />'''MK808B Plus''' (not to be confused with the very different MK808 or MK808B), is a small inexpensive ARM-based Android "stick" hardware that uses an [[Amlogic]] S805 SoC chipset. MK808B Plus is also able to run {{Kodi}} on Linux using unofficial third-party firmware images of example OpenELEC.

	While the integrated WiFi support in it is ~~not great~~, for about $35 USD, the MK808B Plus is a fairly good value as a decent 1080p set-top box device that can decode most popular used video codecs today, including HEVC (H.265).<section end="intro" />		While the integrated WiFi support in it is pretty sucky, for about $35 USD, the MK808B Plus is a fairly good value as a decent 1080p set-top box device that can decode most popular used video codecs today, including HEVC (H.265).<section end="intro" />

	==Overview==		==Overview==

Ned Scott at 07:03, 12 June 2015

2015-06-12T07:03:31Z

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