There no web browser I think inside the Google Play Store but you can very easily sideload any Android web browser and use it to surf the web. but you should be able to cast videos to the Shield TV however. I don't think screen mirroring works because Apple doesn't let you do that with Chromecast and they want you to buy their $50 HDMI dongle. Simply download the Google Home app on your iPhone and you can cast your YouTube videos to the Nvidia Shield TV from your iPhone. If you have an iPhone, I'm sure you can connect to the Nvidia Shield TV. It also has Chromecast already built in too. I plug in a Logitech USB wireless keyboard so I could type on it. There's 2 USB ports but you can get a USB hub and have way more USB ports for other things.
#4K COLOR DRIVE PRO VS 4K COLOR DRIVE APK#
you can also "sideload" any Android app you want by installing the apk file for it. There's a Google Play app store which has a big selection of apps. Google Assistant works very well too, way better than Siri. From my understanding, the Apple TV has literally no ports to connect anything else. best of all, it can read NTFS format which most devices only read FAT32. You can plug in a USB flash drive or a portable hard drive so you can watch your own videos. The Depth gives an option of 8,10 or 12bit and format options are RGB or YCbCr. In the settings of the fire stick is Color depth and format. I use my Apple TV for iTunes movies and AirPlay functionality from my iPhone. I purchased a Samsung 65inch NU8000 and the new Firestick 4k. I use my Shield TV Pro as a Plex Media Server, and generally use it for Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, and HBO.
#4K COLOR DRIVE PRO VS 4K COLOR DRIVE INSTALL#
Pros: Fantastic visual/audio quality (particularly with AI upscaling), easily expandable storage, Plex Media Server capability, you can install third party apps, PC game streaming servicesĬons: Crashes periodically, cumbersome AirPlay capability (for anyone with an iPhone/Mac), Pro is an odd size/shape and larger than the Apple TVįor myself, I have both. the Shield Pro), optimized apps, fewer crashes than the ShieldĬons: You’re stuck in Apple’s ecosystem of apps, no Plex Media Server capability, visual quality is more than good but not as good as the Shield Pros: Easy to use interface, works flawlessly with Apple devices (iPhones, Macs, etc.), small physical footprint on your shelf (at least vs. Here are the pro/cons for both, in my estimation:
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