redphx / better-xcloud-android

Android app to improve Xbox Cloud Gaming (xCloud) and Remote Play experiences
https://better-xcloud.github.io/android
MIT License
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[Feature] List of Resources for the App in Android TV #53

Open amaterasudev opened 3 months ago

amaterasudev commented 3 months ago

I'm using:

I want to suggest this feature:

Hey redphx, thanks very much for the for the initiative. Since the xCloud app is limited just for Samsung TVs, this project will save and help a lot the Android TV users. You are really a genius!

I have a list of things that I believe are crucial for the app to be perfect on Android TV:

Note: Some suggestions was edited or deleted due not make much sense.

Again, thank you very much for the initiative. I hope to help in some way when possible, good luck with the development and take as long as necessary to polish this work of art <3

KingNothing81 commented 3 months ago

Hi there ...

I'm also an Android TV user. And I hope it's ok to share my thoughts on some points.

Enable the use of Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision from the device itself to improve quality (if possible).

Xbox Cloud Gaming only supports streaming up to 1080p60 in SDR and with Stereo sound at the moment. If it's possible, you could set your TV to always output Dolby Vision, even for SDR content. But my impression is that most users prefer to not watch SDR content in HDR mode.

Maybe try using Android System WebView Canary in the app, looks more complete and updated.

The app doesn't bundle the WebView, but uses that one that is installed on your system. Otherwise the app size would increase a lot. But installing another WebView version on your device is something you can do.

https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/master/android_webview/docs/prerelease.md

But reading that document, it seems that it's not possible to use the Canary channel on Android TV. But you can sign up for the beta program and use the beta version of the WebView on your device, if you think it improves your experience.

ClankJake commented 3 months ago

The app doesn't bundle the WebView, but uses that one that is installed on your system. Otherwise the app size would increase a lot. But installing another WebView version on your device is something you can do.

https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/master/android_webview/docs/prerelease.md

But reading that document, it seems that it's not possible to use the Canary channel on Android TV. But you can sign up for the beta program and use the beta version of the WebView on your device, if you think it improves your experience.

After I updated the webview to beta version, the screen stopped flashing