To do simply, simply go to the Settings->Advanced Settings->Display, and tick “System bar” to show the system bar and notifications. Chameleon Launcher (Click for Original Size)īy default the launcher and notifications do not show, and that’s fine if you simply use the IR remote control, but if you like to an air mouse, or a wireless keyboard / touchpad like Logitec K400, you’ll probably want to access the notification and the status bars. It can probably been brought down by using a faster SD card. Boot time is bearable (1m20s), but significantly slower than on other RK3288 device with fast eMMC that can boot in 20 seconds. I’ve then turned the device with the mechanical ON/OFF switch on the rear panel.
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I’ve inserted the 8GB class 10 SD card with Android 4.4 into the SD card slot of the device, and connect a bunch of cables and accessories: HDMI cable, Ethernet cable, the power adapter, one extra micro SD card, my USB hard drive, and a USB hub with two RF dongles for air mouse and gamepad, a USB flash drive and a webcam.
But in Android, it’s really useful to have a mouse and keyboard, so I switched to Mele F10 Deluxe air mouse.
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so I could both the media player and my TV with a single remote. I successfully recorded the power, source, mute, and volume buttons from my Panasonic TV remote control. But this time, I’ve spent a little bit more time with the remote since they user interface is designed for the remote, and it also comes with an IR learning function with 5 keys, which may be convenient if your TV does not support HDMI CEC. Normally I quickly try the remote control, and get it out of the way. First Boot, Settings and First Impressions I’ve already posted pictures of Chameleon box and its board, so today, I’ll focus on reporting my experience with Android 4.4, and later I may also try their Lubuntu image. So we should probably expect some interesting customization and features from the company.
Cloud Media (previously Syabas) also have a long history of making Linux based media players based on Sigma Designs processor, and when I worked on IPTV products, we used their PopCorn Hour has comparison platforms. Open Hour Chameleon is yet another Rockchip RK3288 based Android TV box, but it comes with aluminum enclosure, and boots from SD card instead of internal storage like all other devices I’ve seen on the market so far.
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