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Because the Nexus Player was one of the first devices to utilize an Intel x86 processor (the Atom Moorefield series) rather than the typical ARM architecture found in most Android TV boxes, it became a prime candidate for running standard PC operating systems.
What You Need
- A USB-A to USB-A cable (male-to-male) or a USB hub with OTG support.
- A Windows PC or Mac.
- A USB flash drive (2GB or larger).
- The official Google factory image for Nexus Player (volantis_fugu).
in the traditional sense of a PC installer, you can download Factory Images (often referred to as firmware images) or use Android TV x86 ISOs to replicate the experience on other hardware. 1. Official Nexus Player Factory Images nexus player iso
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