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Just to clear this up, BuzzTV G-Series is a certified Google TV device, so the platform and firmware update process is different from our regular Android boxes. There are multiple parties involved in this ecosystem, including the platform manufacturer and Google’s certification and approval process. Because of that, we cannot freely modify platform firmware the same way we can on our AOSP models. Platform-level changes must go through the proper approval, testing, and certification path. So this is not as simple as saying it is only “SEI firmware” or only “Google firmware.” That oversimplifies how a certified Google TV device works. From the customer side, the important point is simple: system updates follow the certified platform update path, while the BuzzTV 6 app is updated separately through the Google Play Store. From our side, we test, collect feedback, escalate issues through the proper channels, and work to get improvements delivered properly.

What you are describing is an oversimplification of how a certified Google TV device works. This is not a typical AOSP box where one party can freely control and modify the firmware and update path.

Hit the menu button account info and it will tell you how many streams you are allowed Not all xc servers allow multiple streams unless you pay more

https://buzztv.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Classic_Ai_Manual_V1-OL.pdf

https://buzztv.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/G-Series_UserGuide.pdf

Your question has nothing to do with the current thread. Reviving a 2yr old thread is NOT the way to go. You should start your own thread for your own question.

it will have it but not currently

get an xc account

you dont send portal url to buzz and buzz does not provider iptv service/portal either. you need to subscribe to an iptv service from third party and then go to server settings from the buzztv app and enter your credentials/portal information provided by your third party iptv provider.

On top of dishusers post no one ever said the buzz app had anything to do with firmware

well if you're sure then case solved

No thermal paste. For thermal paste to be of any use, you need a heatsink. Thermal paste or pads are only meant to allow/facilitate the heat transfer from the drive to a heatsink so it can be dissipated easier.

Searching doesnt hurt either

This will be fixed in an update being sent this week or next week

I don't recall if there is an "AFR" (Auto Frame Rate) option available on this device under advanced video settings, but if it does, it can sometimes help if you turn it off.

Have you sent your info to buzz support?

Pm sent.....

Fixed USB-C

have you tried auto resolution?

As I said in your other post. Start your own thread instead of hijacking and reviving 2 yr old threads that have ZERO to do with your question.

by the way pushing the power button doesn't turn it off