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V5.0.953 New Buzz 5 App Update Dec 3rd, 2025 Sent to All Android 9 + 11 Boxes Changes: - Added New QR/Web Server Feature to Server Settings to allow you to edit or add new servers remotely via Code or QR on a website - Fixed Subtitles Bugs - Updated Primary and Backup Players - Fixed Catch-Up Bugs7 points
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New Update sent to All X5 Boxes on Android 11 Dec 3rd, 2026 Firmware V20251127 UPDATE TAKES UP TO 20 MINUTES TO DOWNLOAD + INSTALL YOU CANNOT REVERT BACK Firmware Changes: - Updated Youtube - Fixed Format Hard Drives Bugs Please Leave Feedback Below Thanks6 points
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New Update sent to All E5 + E5 SE Boxes on Android 11 Dec 3rd, 2026 Firmware V20251127 UPDATE TAKES UP TO 20 MINUTES TO DOWNLOAD + INSTALL YOU CANNOT REVERT BACK Firmware Changes: - Updated Youtube - Fixed Format Hard Drives Bugs Please Leave Feedback Below Thanks5 points
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Once again, useless answer which serves 0 purpose. It was very clear, there is no hard limit. Can you please stop reviving month old posting with irrelevant replies.4 points
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Sometimes the Device ID changes for MAC subscriptions when you reset Just contact your server provider and ask them to reset the MAC on their side. Should start working afterwards4 points
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Thank you. May I never curse an inanimate object again. Or box anyways. lol. Wish I had thought to ask some while ago. Was a post by DU that was a trigger.lol. FYI to readers , this would be good to do even if you have not had any box issue that might be resolved by a hard reboot. You never know when you may need to. Cheers.4 points
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You're looking for a Universal Remote The brand All in One makes these, they pretty much cover every brand ever sold Just comes with a list of TV codes and instructions on how to program the remote to start working with your TV I have gotten them and set them up before for my parents Emporium is correct, our Buzz remotes require the original remote to learn the 4 buttons from4 points
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Was fixed on E5s and X5s this week via FW update Will be rolled out to the rest of our Android 11 models next week, including the Classic and Classic Anniv4 points
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Hello again... Just got an update/answer from cs@buzztv to share here is their answer, "Hello yes we have to stop this update from going out for now as there was some issues so no need to worry we will be sending out the other version soon" I hope it is helpful and thanks again for the help.4 points
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953 is latest for Android 9 and 954 is for Android 11 Was one crash that appeared in 11 but not 9 And Buzz 5 app updates have nothing to do with Youtube I already explained this to the user via PM Google is blocking older devices for Youtube, we have no control Were fixing it on Android 11 devices.3 points
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Thanks again for the help, I think I have it under control now! Have a great evening and holiday!!3 points
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The BuzzTV app is already preloaded on all buzz devices (including the classic). For pure IPTV, you do not need to download any additional apps. If you have not defined anything yet, as soon as you click on LiveTV, it should bring up the server screen (if something was defined, you will go straight into live TV, where you can then press the menu button on your remote, select settings->server setting - OR on the remote you should have a "servers" button which will take you straight to that screen). From there you can choose MAC, XC or M3U playlist type server. You choose the ones you want, then click on add new, and enter the info your provider gives you. If they gave you a portal URL, username and password, then odds are that it is an XC type. If they gave you 1 or 2 separate links (playlist and/or epg) then you'd need to enter in in M3U.3 points
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full backup stopped when the 4900 was released3 points
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They have just done updates on some models to fix youtube The classic fix will come. Be patient3 points
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your service probably changed sources and they use different codecs3 points
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after update I notice apps navigation much faster than before. so far so good. thanks3 points
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Completely USELESS response. The original user did not ever come back to say what his issue was. When the original post says "some programs sound very loud, some soft, others no sound", that has nothing to do with any setting the buzz box can change. That has to do with the server itself and lack of any volume normalization over the various channel encoding. Regurgitating AI generated irrelevant replies has no value and will just confuse people looking for real answers.2 points
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There is already a thread for feature requests. You don't need to create a new one. It is the first Sticky on the Powerstation thread. https://stbtalk.com/topic/14151-buzztv6-application-wishlist-for-new-features-and-enhancements/2 points
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I would not hold my breath on getting a 3rd party remote to work. Buzz will support all buzz products, not using 3rd party devices with it's boxes. I'm assuming you tried to pair the remote already ? Did you put the remote in pairing mode (for onn remote, I think you need to press and hold the home and back button for a few seconds to put remote in pairing mode), and then on your buzz box go into remote and accessories and try to pair a new remote. There is no magic above and beyond that. And even if it pairs, nothing says it will work, since the codes may all be different. I have had some limited success with the cheap "MX3 remotes" you can typically find on amazon. They use a USB receiver you plug into any box (so you need to have a USB port - so not for smaller sticks and boxes which don't have a USB port). They work for the most part, but some keys are mapped differently (like menu and back). And don't expect any of the colored keys to work. May as well get a new Buzz remote (either the same as you had), or one of their ARQ series remotes. The ARQ-2xx series looks pretty much like the generic "MX3 remotes" I mentioned above, except that they have been customized to have all buttons working on buzz boxes (like the colored buttons). If you can find one of the BT2xx series buzz remotes, for me those are my favorite (but that is subjective). Worst case, you can pair a PC USB keyboard/mouse and use that (or even use a USB wired set). Not the best option, but you could get it working for the most part.2 points
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all buzz comes with buzztv app and its same procedure with 4500.2 points
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You will not see backups for 3rd party apps. That is the responsibility of the 3rd party apps themselves to allow you to export their settings for future import. Buzz already has a backup feature for their BuzzTV app itself, which includes server settings, app settings, favorites, etc... Even on an android phone, it is the app's responsibility to backup it's settings to the cloud. Sure the phone backup remembers what apps were installed and will reinstall upon reset, but unless the app saved it's settings in the cloud somehow, you will have to reconfigure it after it is reinstalled. Hell I remember when google authenticator did not even backup it's entries (or allow you to export) and I lost everything after a reset. That was a pain. I switch to MS authenticator after that, and shortly after, google added cloud sync for their authenticator, but I never bothered going back. Installing the "basic" apps is not a huge effort (I personally keep all the apk for all the apps I use on a share on my NAS (and on a USB stick), and it takes no time to install them if I need to do a reset. Now, if you have something like kodi or streamio installed with piles of plugins, scripts and custom settings, then that is all on those apps to offer a simple way to take a snapshot of the config for easy restore. Buzz boxes are not rooted or bootloader unlocked, so bootloader type backups are probably never going to be an option. Actually Buzz did have a full flash backup ages ago (I think on the old 3000 series), but that turned out to be a nightmare for most average users so it was replaced with the app backup going forward, which seems to suit "most" users just fine.2 points
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That looks/sounds like an AI generated response adapted from some other firmware update procedure. I don't know about you, but did you try going to the downloads page ? There is nothing to download there, other than the buzztv logo. I tried with 3 different browsers.2 points
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Have you tried a hard reset ? Procedure is the same as other boxes. https://stbtalk.com/topic/14739-new-official-x5-firmware-dec-3rd-2025/#findComment-40394 An no, if you have not backed it all up before it hanging, you are out of luck.2 points
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Here is the reset procedure. Different box, same procedure however.2 points
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that's why I always make a backup anytime I make changes2 points
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my U5 and classic just took the update and so far so good.2 points
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under the box you see Mac and s/n so you can provide either one and here's the email cs@buzztv.com2 points
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@cyrowth Set the P6 up direct to your tv during setup. Then reconnect it the way you want it. After setup, I connected my P6 to my Trinnov via hdmi and it performed flawlessly.2 points
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I only use my Buzz remote and it is not paired with anything other than my buzz box (and the BT200 has 4 IR learn keys). I pretty much use my buzz box exclusively for all my TV needs. So, I have my soundbar set to about midway. My TV is always switched to HDMI1. And my Buzz boxes are always set to variable volume output (ie: disable the MAX volume setting - so the box basically has it's own volume). If someone does not have a soundbar and uses TV speakers, then set the TV to 60 or 70% volume. Then on the Buzz remote (I use my BT2xx series (example: the BT200). The BT200 has the option to program/learn up to 4 buttons from other remotes. So on the TV power button on the remote, I have learned the power button of my TV remote. For the "input" button on the BT200 remote, I have programmed the IR button for the power of my soundbar Since it really can be anything. And the TV VOL+/- buttons (the learn buttons, not the main remote buttons), I have the soundbar volume IR buttons learned - which I rarely use, since I leave it at just over half way unless I really want to crank up the volume). So, unless I am using some other inputs on my TV (which is extremely rare), I typically just pick up my Buzz BT200 remote, hit the TV power button (which has learned to turn on the TV), hit the TV input button (which has learned the power button to the Sound bar), and finally I hit the main power button on the buzz remote to turn no my buzz box. From there I use the buzz remote for everything, and since the buzz box has max volume disabled, the main volume buttons on the remote control the volume on the buzz box. Sure the BT400 dies NOT have learn buttons. But, other than having to turn on your TV and possibly sound bar manually or with their respective remote you can do everything else with the BT400. Factory reset the remote, do NOT try to program it (leave it default so volume keys control the buzztv box volume), and go into settings and disable MAX volume. Very simple after that. Disabling max volume on the box, allows you to set your soundbar to whatever MAX volume you would ever typically use. Then controlling the box volume, the box will output a variable volume which will range from 0 to the max volume you already set your soundbar to. The onn remotes are SUPER simple, they are like mini google remotes with very minimal buttons, so I don't see how you expect to get better functionality from a minimalistic remote. To reset the BT400 just follow the instructions in the manual https://buzztv.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/BT400-300_manual_MOBILE_v6_Compress.pdf Essentially: If you wish to factory reset your remote to erase all settings press and hold the D-Pad Down button and the 0 (Zero) button for 4 seconds until it blinks 3 times to indicate the remote is factory reset1 point
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As nbs mentioned above, your best option is to try to sideload them. Directly loading them from google play store can be a pain in the @#$!. Keep the following in mind: But even if you side load them, there is no guarantee that they don't have their own internal restrictions. At a minimum you would probably need a VPN if they have restrictions.1 point
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What does Australian TV app have to do with changing region? You can load the app onto a usb stick and install on your x5 Whether its compatible or not who knows? You should be asking the people making the app1 point
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connect an eternal usb storage or a micro sd card then go to buzz tv app, menu, settings, configurations, back & restore, backup, select on screen options, select servers, click backup, select external storage by using using dpad on remote and click next and thats it. if you don't have an external device you can make backup in internal storage then once done you can remotely transfer from your device to you pc over local network before you reset.1 point
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yup, just did the factory reset, now i have to reprogram everything, sucks, but it's working, unplug - power off long tooth pick in the AV port until you hear a click plug in - power on wait until you hit the factory reset screen select factory reset1 point
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The E5 comes with an IR-200 if I recall. As such it has 4 IR programmable buttons. But in order to program those buttons, you need the original remote, in order to point the IR from the original remote to the buzz remote while the buzz remote is in learning mode. But, having said that, if they have someone they know who has a sony TV, usually the basic functions are all the same. Maybe they can borrow it. Sony has been pretty consistent with their remote codes.1 point
