Amazon Fire TV Cube 1st vs. 2nd-Gen Comparison Overview The new Amazon Fire TV Cube (2nd-generation) has improved HDR by adding support for Dolby Vision and HDR10+, as well as HLG. It has the codename Montoya, and if this is the one you have, you will not be able to use VPN applications (for example) on your Amazon Fire TV Stick. lol.. Hdmi guys!Digging the SD Card. Trading Optical Out for a MicroSD slot is useless. Generation entsprachen im Gehäuseformat anderen gängigen Set-Top-Boxen, die dritte Generation ist ein kompakterer, quadratischer HDMI-Dongle, der lediglichen einen Micro-USB-Anschluss zur Stromversorgung besitzt.. The first-generation Fire TV device featured 2 GB of RAM, In September 2018, Amazon announced the Fire TV Recast, a The first Fire TV (codenamed "Bueller" after the eponymous character from Amazon released a second-generation Fire TV, codenamed "Sloane",Production was discontinued in 2018 in favor of the current Fire TV Stick.A second-generation model was unveiled in September 2019, featuring a hexa-core processor, "Local Voice Control" (which allows client-side recognition of common voice commands to improve response time), and support for On November 19, 2014, Amazon released its Fire TV Stick, a smaller In January 2019, the second-generation Fire TV Stick was re-issued with the updated remote from the 4K model.The "X-Ray" feature allows users to view contextual information related to Prime Video content (such as biographies of actors and other trivia), using A2DP 1.2-SRC, AVRCP 1.0-TG, HID 1.0-Host, HOGP 1.0-Host you took the thought right from my head! The non-4k stick has two generations (Gen 1 and Gen 2).

We can’t get ABC at all! What are we doing wrong?There are plenty of options for live TV on a Android device however they mostly include pirated content and supplier kodi offers some great features but can be a bit of a learning curve. I have both 1st and 2nd generation Fire TVs but I am continuing use my first generation while I test the new Fire TV 2015. In order to use digital audio, I would need to purchase an HDMI audio de-embedder.This doesn’t kill the deal. How do they do it :-0More seriously, will there be a way, when first setting it up, of transferring all your settings, content etc to the new box from the old box or will you have to set it up manually and download everything again.not sure that bluetooth box is correct on a 1st Gen, otherwise my bt headphones wouldn’t work and they do work, if those were the starting specs at release, i can understand but think that’s changed over the release life of the 1st gen.They updated later to support more of the stack, like audio devices.We have a fire stick but can’t get very many channels! There may be no association between the two though.Gutted there’s no optical audio out now.. I’ve got my first gen one directly connected to my soundbar.No optical or coax a deal breaker for me on any streaming box.I can understand, but you have to realize a fast majority of people hook these up with HDMI only, and Amazon was trying to stick to a price point.Personally I find the sd card slot a great trade-off.I capture my optical out from the TV, so HDMI to the TV is just fine for me, I agree this is a good trade-offNo optical/digital audio output means it’s a downgrade for me. I’ll upgrade in another year or much later after I upgrade to 4k hdtv, and maybe a dolby atmos receiver.It think the 802.11 AC might offer some real performance improvement. Show us any documentation that supports your weird, outdated premise.Well, I for one have an older Sony flagship STR-DA777ES receiver/amp that absolutely rocks. The being said, the Monoprice hdmi switch has an optical out that it pulls from the hdmi feed and then cm signal can be used for Dolby digital and dts.I have a gen 1. optical out?? no issues downloading and installing? I have the Gen 1 and am considering upgrading to the Gen 2 if it’ll help my buffering issues in Kodi.I just added a Netgear N300 WiFi Range Extender which is working great.

We bought antennas for 2 tv’s & put them on the ends of our house. Eine Gerätereihe mit erweiterter Funktionalität wurde als Amazon Fire TV vertrieben. The 2nd generation Fire TV Stick is slightly longer and wider and has a longer remote equipped with a microphone which allows you to do voice searches. I’d rather get a gen 2 with digital output as this would create one less point of failure, but since it’s not available, will go with the gen 2 and the work-around, but I will let Amazon know that I find this the less desirable approach.EXACTLY!! Setting up your remote Alexa Voice Remote (1st Generation) Included with Amazon Fire TV (1st Generation) Setting up your remote To remove the back cover of the remote and insert the included AAA batteries: Firmly press down the latch on the back of the remote and lift upwards. Can’t watch programmes for it. The gen 1 has the digital audio output, but the specs of the new gen 2 are much better. I’ll stick with my 1gen for now… :/I’m shocked so many people here (who I assume are big into technology and gadgets) are still using old outdated receivers where the lack of an optical output is considered a “deal-breaker”.Are they using the HDMI port to connect to a monitor via DVI adapter? Think there’s really a need for 128? When it arrives, I would appreciate comments here about that.Nice player, especially for the AC wifi. Can someone verify? If you haven't decided if it's worth upgrading yet, here is a table comparing the different specifications of the new device with the existing first generation Fire TV to help you decide. You should be able to leave it on and count on the device power managementHow does the wifi remote work in a hotel wifi situation where wifi uses login?

Software Method (Recommended Method) If your Fire TV is turned on, the recommended and easiest way to determine exactly which model you have is to install my Informer app.It’s available for free in the Amazon appstore and it will tell you which Fire TV model you have, what generation it is, when it was released, its specs, and much more.