Xtreamer mxV Plus DVB-T2 and mvX Pro DVB-T2/DVB-S2 Combo TV Boxes Support Android and OpenELEC

Xtreamer mxV is a family of TV boxes powered by Amlogic S905 processor, and supporting Android 5.1 and OpenELEC firmware provided by the company [Update: It looks like they simply used Vitmos/amlinux.ru image]. There are three models: mxV without tuner, mxV Plus with a DVB-T2 tuner, and mvX Pro with a DVB-T2/DVB-S2 combo tuners.

Xtreamer_mxV_Plus_Pro

The three devices share the same specifications:

  • SoC –  Amlogic S905 quad core ARM Cortex-A53 @ up to 2.0GHz with  penta-core Mali-450MP GPU @ 750 MHz
  • System Memory – 1GB DDR3
  • Storage – 8GB eMMC flash + micro SD card slot
  • Video Output – HDMI 2.0 up to 4K @ 60Hz with HDCP 2.2 support, and 3.5mm AV jack
  • Audio – HDMI, AV (stereo), optical S/PDIF
  • Video Codecs – 10-bit H.265 up to 4K60, MPEG/VC-1/AVS+/H.265 up to 4K30
  • Tuner
    • mxV – None
    • mxV Plus – DVB-T2 tuner with two connectors
    • mxV Pro – Combo DVB-T/T2 and DVB-S/S2 with two connectors
  • Connectivity – Fast Ethernet, 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi
  • USB – 4x USB 2.0 host ports
  • Misc – Power button and LED, IR receiver
  • Power Supply –  DC 12V/1A
  • Dimensions – mxV: 130 x 110 x 32 mm; mxV Plus / Pro: 130 x 120 x 32 mm

The device ships with IR remote control, a quick instruction guide, an HDMI cable, and a 12V/1A AC/DC power adapter. If the design and specs looks similar, it’s because mxV is based on K1 Plus, and mxV Pro on K1 Plus T2/S2. According to a post on Freaktab, mxV firmware either Android 5.1. called “Xtreamer Android TV OS” and supporting OTA firmware updates, or OpenELEC OS released by the company also work on K1 Plus devices. K1 Plus DVB TV boxes have supported OpenELEC (Vitmos build) for several months already, but the Xtreamer version appears to be officially supported by the company.

mxV_EPG_GuideXtreamer boxes are also reasonably priced with mxV selling for 39 Euros, mxV Plus for 49 Euros, and mxV Pro for 59 Euros. At first prices in Euros made me think it was sold from Europe, avoiding custom issues (e.g. “my” WeTek Play 2 has been stuck in customs for 3 weeks with basically no hope of getting it out) and extra duties, but it’s actually shipped from Hong Kong. You can find more information and/or purchase the devices on Xtreamer mxV product pages.

Thanks to Slowstream for the tip.

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Gabe
Gabe
7 years ago

mxV is similar to Videostrong boxes. Does mxV Plus support DVB-C too?

Abdulbasit
Abdulbasit
7 years ago

I have both K1 and K1 plus and the performance is very poor so these things are useless unless equipped with at least 2GB of RAM and octa core processor ( S912 may be )

Abdulbasit
Abdulbasit
7 years ago

I bought k1 mainly as a DVB-S2 and thought it might be useful as Android device for surfing the internet and watching YouTube but the YouTube app can’t play any video , the apps are extremely slow and google play doesn’t open either . So i bought K1 plus from AliExpress and slightly better than k1 but the problem is still with slow apps (YouTube works but exits every few minutes). I installed KODI and added youtube plugin but that isn’t convenient and i use it now as a “normal” DVB-S BTW, do you recommend any Android/DVB-S2 that can run… Read more »

BluPix
BluPix
7 years ago

I have mxV Pro. Software for android is terrible, DTV app used to watch tv displays some items off-screen. And it looks like Android TV, but it’s not. UX of DTV is terrible, when i run it, it ask me if i want to use DVB-T or DVB-S tuner. Second system is Openelec, it work good as video player like any devices like my Orange Pi One, but i have bought it for DVB-S2 and in this position it’s slow. I’m using Tvheadend client and server which i have to install manually so maybe i made some mistakes. It wasn’t… Read more »

BluPix
BluPix
7 years ago


Thank you. For now i’m testing image from http://amlinux.ru/image/905/ and it’s much faster than factory OpenELEC, but still it’s really slow in comparision with enigma 2 box.

alex
alex
7 years ago

“OpenELEC OS released by the company also work on K1 Plus devices”
Xtreamer did not do themselves, they used free firmware from amlinux.ru

slowstream
slowstream
7 years ago

Well, sorry for the tip then 🙁

alex
alex
7 years ago


Yes, they just renamed Openelec KI_Plus to mxv 7.0.3

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