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Fire TV 2 vs Fire TV 3 (AKA Fire TV 1.5)

Any issues that are FireTV specific
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vlaves
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Re: Fire TV 2 vs Fire TV 3 (AKA Fire TV 1.5)

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Is the Fire TV 3 at least then capable of doing proper refresh rate switching? Could someone test that please?
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Re: Fire TV 2 vs Fire TV 3 (AKA Fire TV 1.5)

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No reply here? Is it cause it is already clear for the rest of the users and it’s a stupid question or noone knows yet?
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Re: Fire TV 2 vs Fire TV 3 (AKA Fire TV 1.5)

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It can but due to the display bug, you would need to set fireOS to 1080p and that would prevent display switching as this needs fireOS set to auto.
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davilla wrote: 12 Jan 2018, 12:13 It can but due to the display bug, you would need to set fireOS to 1080p and that would prevent display switching as this needs fireOS set to auto.
Thanks for the reply, but what if I use it with a 1080p TV only, will it work then when being set to auto (which should result in 1080p@60Hz)?
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Re: Fire TV 2 vs Fire TV 3 (AKA Fire TV 1.5)

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Something interesting I thought. Release notes for Plex for Android 6.13.0, released today

[Fire TV] Support for passthrough on all Fire TV devices except the Fire TV 4K (2nd gen).
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