The purpose of this guide is to show you how to restore your Home Theater data. As precondition, please read the guide “How to use Android Debug Bridge” first. After you’ve opened a connection to your Zidoo player, enter these commands in your (Windows/Linux/Mac) Terminal (not adb shell!): Restore library Open Home Theater and go … Read more
The purpose of this guide is to show you, how to root your RTD1295 based Zidoo player. To modify the system partition of your Zidoo player, it has to be rooted. As always, use it at your own risk! After reboot, your Zidoo player is rooted.
The purpose of this guide is to show you, how to root your RTD1296 based Zidoo player. To modify the system partition of your Zidoo player, it has to be rooted. As always, use it at your own risk! After reboot, your Zidoo player is rooted.
I’ve created a new Guide “How to use Android Debug Bridge” which will also point you to the guides “How to enable Developer options” and “How to root your Zidoo Player”.
Before I’ve had my own X9S I supposed it has to be rooted like Z9S to upgrade HT4, but I was wrong. On Android 6 based players the Home Theater app is not installed as a system app.
I’ve written a new guide “How to update Home Theater 4 on Zidoo X8, X9S or X10“
At home I’ve two PCs running with Windows 10 20H2. One for working and gaming, the other as server. The working/gaming PC is succesfull connected to the Zidoo Z9S, the server is not.
In this short guide I’ll show you how I successfully connected my server to the Zidoo Z9S.
