Difference between revisions of "ATV1200"
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| + | 2. KR60 [http://www.mygicasupport.com/download/file.php?id=256&t=1&sid=c09b582375b931256f382171052fea8d] | ||
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Revision as of 16:16, 22 June 2015
Contents
History
The ATV1200 was released in 2013 as the first official successor to the MyGica. It is equiped with a dualcore Amlogic A9 and the Mali400 video processor. It is capable of scaled 1080p playback, as well as nonscaled 1080p playback. This was the first Mygica device to support OTA updating and also migrated from 4.1 to android 4.2
Firmware & Re-flashing
For all firmware and re-flashing related issues with the ATV1200, see the ATV1200 firmware article.
Remotes
There are two different remotes came out with ATV1200
1. KR34 [1]
2. KR60 [2]
