amrutmhatre90
Well-Known Member
Hi Amrut,
Basically , will be watching Prime, netflix , Disney , Lionsgate and will be playing movies from the pen drive/hard disk. I am not into gaming.
I thought Xbox one series S was more expensive at around 35k and shield was cheaper at around 24k
So basically wanted to know if overall the Xbox S is a better buy than the Shield and how easy it is to setup XBox for viewing through the receiver as I have absolutely no idea about both of them. How is the upscaling in the Xbox compared to the shield ?
Thanks a lot,
Nitin
I don't think Disney and Lionsgate is available on Xbox. Series S is at 35k, which is th latest generation. But older generation ones can be had for 15k or less.
It is simple to setup like a phone, have a Microsoft account and sign in thats it.
I found the upscaling and visuals a bit better than Nvidia Shield, but the sound quality definitely inately miles ahead. Xbox even has 24p decoder maybe that can be one reason.
Kodi on Xbox? Also does it bitstream through usb? I sold my ps4 for this reason. Consoles are bad for playing blu ray remux files through usb play back as they don’t support lossless audio via usb.
Yes, it does bitstream through USB. Someone over other thread pointed it out, I remember long time back when I checked on my Xbox One X it did not support. But few days back I tried playing few movies from my HDD on Xbox Series X and it played Dolby Atmos True HD and even Imax Enhanced movies. I was shocked! Cause I got nvidia shield because earlier xbox was not able to do this. But dunno if only latest gen consoles can play these.
@ankitbhargava used Xbox One S soley maybe he can clear few doubts.
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