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So I have the r6C ,
I have a small set of requirements which i thought this SBC could meet, but its causing me issues,

I need to be able to watch prime video, and the androidTV image will not allow it, just says "something has gone wrong" when trying to play any video.

So switching the the tablet OS. Youtube rotates the screen 90 degrees everytime you hit the back key out of a video. making it a real pain to use.

Retroarch doesnt seem to exist for the tabletOS image. All .APK ive tried to side load say they are for a version of android previous to mine.

Does anyone know any fixes for the above issues?

Im seriously happy with the Sega Saturn emulation on this. I have KODI linked up to my NAS and its playing decent res files with no issue as of the moment..

but I need youtube really, and preferably retroarch.

above all else id rather have the amazon video working on the androidTV OS as the interface is just better all around than the tablet version.

thanks in advance

Make sure your r6C is running the latest version of the Android TV OS. Sometimes updates can fix compatibility issues with apps.candy clicker

Please try to do the followingboxing random
For Amazon Prime Video on AndroidTV:
- Check Compatibility: Ensure your AndroidTV OS is up-to-date and supports Amazon Prime Video.
Install Correct Version: Try installing the Amazon Prime Video APK directly from a trusted source compatible with your AndroidTV version.
- Clear Cache: Go to Settings -> Apps -> Amazon Prime Video -> Clear Cache.

For YouTube on Tablet OS:
-Screen Rotation Issue: Enable or disable auto-rotate in the system settings to see if it resolves the issue. Alternatively, use a screen rotation control app to lock the orientation.

For RetroArch on Tablet OS:
-Compatibility Issues: Download an older version of RetroArch APK that matches your Android version from a trusted APK repository like APKMirror.
Alternative Emulator: Consider using a different emulator if RetroArch is not compatible.

If Retroarch isn't fully compatible with tabletOS, look for a version or port of Retroarch that is tailored to your device's operating system coreball. If Retroarch does not work on your tabletOS, you could try other software or apps that can play vintage games on your operating system.

To fix Amazon Prime on Android TV, try sideloading a compatible version of the app or clearing cache/data. For tablet operating systems, use the Rotation Control app to stabilize YouTube.sex dolls cheapRetroarch may require a compatible version of the APK; check the Retroarch forum for updates. Amazon TV's OS is generally smoother for streaming.

Have you tried checking for app updates or sideloading the latest APK designed for AndroidTV?Sometimes the issue lies in outdated app versions rather than the OS itself. Have you checked alternative emulators compatible with your Tablet OS? Regarding the YouTube rotation problem, have you tried locking the screen orientation through a system setting or using a rotation control app like "Rotation Manager"? That might stabilize it.