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A reinstall might do it. Maybe being rooted during the installation raised a flag that renders the app unusuable?

Not to our knowledge, unfortunately. The RS-07 is an older model made during the transition period of "500 in 1" famicom clones to the surprisingly decent ecosystem we have today. Your best bet is to try and find a new/used unit somewhere and cannibalize it for parts.

Unfortunately there's generally no way to update boxes to newer generations of android. They're designed for one version from the ground-up. Your only options in this scenario are either to: Use older versions of apps (via APK archiving sites) Purchase a new box (most run Android 9 currently)

The A95X Max's SSD compatibility seems fairly temperamental at times. I remember us testing around 4 different 1TB 2.5 inch HDD's with the internal drive bay, I think a Seagate and Hitatchi one worked, but the Western Digital ones did not. Pressing the supplier on this also didn't yield much...

It sounds like it could be due to a faulty PSU? Power cuts out -> device reboots. A simple test would be to get a very long youtube video and leave it running for a while. The second thing you've said (regarding streams) could also be simply due to a poorly programmed app. Many...

I can't quite remember if the RG350 comes with an SMS emulator installed straight out of the box - but honestly I'd reccomend the RG350P over the original RG350 because in the event that you want to play around with firmware/etc., it's much easier to do so. The original RG350 had the problem of...

There may be an option in the settings to change the aspect ratio (it should be start + select to enter the menu). It's been a long time since I've used the RS-97 models though, so I could be incorrect.

Are you talking about the card -inside- the RG350 (or in the left slot in the case of the RG350M/P)? I believe that card is in the exFAT format, off the top of my head, so you'll need some kind of third-party utility to access it in Windows (or a virtual machine that runs Linux), since Windows...

Did you send an email to [email protected] (a newer one we've introduced in recent months), or [email protected] (which is the older one we've always directly advised)? We have no record of anyone recently attempting to ask about spare remotes. If you responded to one of our older...

It might be that the Rogue CFW menu only supports 240p. We've not really tried it so we can't confirm though.

Tenemos una guía escrita aquí: https://droix.zendesk.com/hc/en-gb/articles/360010449277-How-to-reinstall-the-RG350M-RG350P-firmware Se puede resumir como: - Descarga el archivo de firmware - Flash la tarjeta SD (la que se encuentra en el lado IZQUIERDO del sistema) usando algún software como...

Have you tried reinstalling the firmware on the RK2020? We don't have the firmware available, but the seller you got it from might. The process for reinstalling should be the same as pretty much any other device. Take out the card, flash it with the right firmware using something like Balena...

We would highly suggest getting an independently powered one. One that draws power from the box may cause issues as the included power supplies are generally only intended to support the box itself.

Not to our knowledge. In Windows you can disable the port at a software level. Not so much in Android however. (There might be some method of doing so granted you can get root access, but it's far outside the scope of anything can provide guidance for).

It might be that the remote itself has just died. Generally with the cheaper Android boxes the Infrared remotes aren't always of a high quality, and might just fail after a while. Which is why we always suggest you buy a separate air mouse or keyboard. We sell a variety here...

The RG351 that we're planning to launch midway through next month runs EmuELEC, so you might be interested in that. :)

In most cases you will always have to do a little bit of legwork when using these devices. It comes with the territory of emulation and open source software. RetroPie devices are generally quite easy to use provided they come already set-up, as they use big colourful GUIs. You can even put them...

No need to delete it. Your troubleshooting attempts may help many more people with similar issues in the future :)

To answer question 2, it shouldn't be necessary to transfer the OPK files if I recall correctly.

I can't help you with anything regarding Rogue firmware because I've never used it. But yes, you can load apps/games/etc. on the slot 2 microSD card on the stock firmware at the very least.