Resolves issue where SHIELD TV app would not launch properly on some Samsung Galaxy phones.General cleanup and re-organization of developer options.Adds developer option to improve HDMI-CEC volume control for AVR/Soundbars (“Clean up preferred playback logical address”).Resolves large smb file transfer disconnect issues by disabling anonymous access by virus scanners.Enable if Dolby Vision not properly detected on some Philips TVs.
Adds developer option to force Dolby Vision Low Latency if available.Adds power control option to wake SHIELD when TV input changes to SHIELD.The full changelog for Shield Experience 9.1.1 follows: Enhancements There’s also an update to the Shield TV app on Android phones which fixes an issue that prevented the app from launching properly on Samsung Galaxy devices. New Dolby Vision controls have also been added to the developer options, and Nvidia says it has reorganized and cleaned up that menu as well. As for new features, Nvidia details a new power control option that allows the Shield to wake when the TV input is changed to the input the Shield is plugged into, which might be handy for those with wonky CEC or without the feature at all. Rolling out now to all Shield TV devices, Shield Experience 9.1.1 is a relatively minor update, but one that brings a whole lot of fixes to the popular Android TV streamers. The long-standing Nvidia Shield TV is getting yet another Android TV update, this time with Shield Experience 9.1.1 which brings new power controls and a huge number of bug fixes.
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