[Android Central Question]

I have seen all kinds of different YouTube videos about this but I am looking to know does anybody know what is the simplest and easiest way to setup Roms and Emulators on an Android TV Box

[B. Diddy]

I moved this to the Android TV forum for more specific traffic.

[mustang7757]

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[Steven Cooley1]

I made an account now

[mustang7757]

I made an account now

Hi, welcome !
I'll get a Mod to put you in the correct forum

[Steven Cooley1]

Ok but nobody has helped me with any advice or tips on how to do this

[mustang7757]

Ok but nobody has helped me with any advice or tips on how to do this

Guess not popular thing , I'll see if @Rukbat available might have to wait until tomorrow though.

[B. Diddy]

Sorry, we tend not to have a big Android TV box discussion on these forums. You may want to try over at FreakTab: https://forum.freaktab.com/forum/tv-player-support

[Rukbat]

The easiest way to set up an emulator on a TV box is not to - most of them don't have the power or the resources to run anything in emulation at any speed that would keep you from falling asleep. A cheap old phone would be more powerful - just find one that has MHL output on the USB port and use an MHL-to-HDMI adapter.

[Steven Cooley1]

Sorry, we tend not to have a big Android TV box discussion on these forums. You may want to try over at FreakTab: https://forum.freaktab.com/forum/tv-player-support

I went to that website and I logged in but for some reason you couldn’t subscribe to the forum to ask any questions

[Steven Cooley1]

The easiest way to set up an emulator on a TV box is not to - most of them don't have the power or the resources to run anything in emulation at any speed that would keep you from falling asleep. A cheap old phone would be more powerful - just find one that has MHL output on the USB port and use an MHL-to-HDMI adapter.

I don’t understand why you say not to and I don’t want to play games on a phone and I don’t have an Android phone anyway and I just want to know how to setup it up to play games

[Rukbat]

What part of "most TV boxes don't have the power or the resources to run anything in emulation at any speed that would keep you from falling asleep" don't you get? The game I'm assuming you're emulating an NES or something?) is going to run so slowly that you'll realize that you waster all that time setting it up. You could play ping pong by glancing at screen every 10 seconds or so, until the ball was on your side of the table.

How you set it up is simple, so you can try it. Find a game box emulator on Play, load it and run it. Copy a game ROM to the box. Run the game from the emulator. Then prepare to yawn.