I have tried several of them available on the play store, but none work.
All of them show an error "net::ERR_UNKNOWN_URL_SCHEME" in the place where the video is.

Is there any way to keep the data coming in from LTE and Wifi and the same time at all time the reason I ask is because download booster only turns on when you download a file over 30 MB on the playstore or web browser but I found out that that this app that is similar to showbox called HD Cinema when I stream the movies they load surprisingly fast and then I noticed that it was actually using the download booster to stream!!! That is awesome so now I wanted to know if it was possible to use it at all times

So for anyone that doesn't know this is Moonlight https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...imelight&hl=en (which used to be called Limelight).
Anyways Moonlight works off the Nvidia streaming service but is available to download off any Android device. I'm wondering if anyone has sideloaded it to their Nexus Player and if they have how does it run?
The Intel CPU and 1GB of RAM seem a bit on the low side compared to the Razer Forge and the NVidia Shield specs but if it runs smoothly I'm thinking of getting the Nexus Player instead of waiting.

Cheers :)

Hi, when i stream large files with MX Player through my Wireless AC network to my Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition connected at 433Mbps, I feel the stream would be capped at 10MB/s and that would cause stutter. I encountered this problem with ES file explorer also but it was solved by using multi-thread mode. So my question is, does MX Player support multi-thread network streaming?

Thanks in advance.