NVIDIA Shield TV receiving new update after a year, here’s what’s new
NVIDIA Shield TV | Image credit: NVIDIA
In a surprising turn of events, NVIDIA has pushed another update for the Shield TV, its media streaming device that allows users to watch their favorite content and play games.Spotted by 9to5google, the update’s main addition to the media box’s software is related to the Match Frame Rate. Below is the full list of changes included in this update, as published by NVIDIA on its forums:
- Match Frame Rate (beta) enhancement
- Resolves issue with SHIELD drive filling up
- Fixes the issue of No audio heard when headset is connected to controller and DAP is on
- Resolves issue of GeForce now crash after launch
- Ability to clear HDMI 1.4 flag via factory reset
- Fixed video distortion on "RGB 8-bit Rec.709" display mode
- Resolved USB HDD/Flash drive showing corrupted after hotplug
- NAS folder info shows 0 B and not the actual capacity
- Mounted storages aren't listed after upgrade
- Fixes occasional crashes in DRM apps
Keep in mind that this update doesn’t change the Android version of your NVIDIA Shield TV, so it will still run on Android 11. Even so, it’s incredible that NVIDIA continues to deliver software updates to the Shield TV, despite having a rather small team that dedicated to maintaining the streaming media device.
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