NVIDIA SHIELD TV update brings great improvements and fixes

If you're the happy owner of an NVIDIA SHIELD TV then you're in luck, as an update to the firmware of this great media streamer is available now. Several improvements are being implemented in the NVIDIA SHIELD TV update, and we will take a look at them in this article. We have actually given you a sneak peek to one of the updates, when we talked about the new Plex server app for NVIDIA SHIELD. As you probably have guessed, there are more things to this update, other than that application.

Nvidia Shield Tv Update Image
The Upgrades On Nvidia Shield Tv Keep It At The Forefront Of Android Media Players.

What's new in the NVIDIA SHIELD TV update?

For example, the YouTube application on the NVIDIA SHIELD TV now supports 4K videos running at 60FPS. If you have the bandwidth (and the TV screen) to support this insanity, then you will be able to have a great experience. Let's remember that the YouTube app has been upgraded in the Fire TV as well, so these improvements might soon be extensive to devices other than the Fire TV and the NVIDIA SHIELD. [Read: Youtube Fire TV 4k app is now a reality]

Best Android TV Boxes:
  1. NVIDIA SHIELD TV Pro Home Media Server - $199.99 Editors Pick
  2. Amazon Fire TV Streaming Media Player - $89.99
  3. WeTek Play 2 Hybrid Media Center - $134.00
  4. Kukele Octacore Android TV Box - $179.99
  5. U2C Android TV Box - $95.99

Other upgrades include having HDR Ultra HD Premium support, to give you a higher amount of sharper colors on screen. Support for Dolby ATMOS and an universal search feature are also included. All of these improvements are aimed to keep the NVIDIA SHIELD TV on top of all Android media players. With updates like this one, it is likely that this won't change anytime soon.

Via: NVIDIA SHIELD TV official website.

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Alejandro

Alejandro is an electrical engineer, working as a software developer and part-time writer. He has a passion for technology, languages and games, and has been around the web since 2004.