Good to know it can handle dolby vision profile 7 but a downer it can't do lossless audio codecs like Dolby true HD. I imagine dolby atmos and dolby plus will work swimmingly. I gave up on Kodi a while back because I found the menus and the interface a smidgen slow even on a shield.
Regarding throwing a tracker on your RD cloud, I would imagine older titles that aren't seeded well on public trackers does it just try to find from cache since it can't download because the torrent because it lacks seeds? I'm curious if you ever come across such a situation or is it able to find whatever you need the vast majority of the time and you don't need to resort to manual intervention too often.
It is converting profile 7 so you are losing the FEL layer.
You would need a certain media player to play Dolby profile 7 with the FEL layer as no device running Android can achieve this yet.
Unless you want to use CoreELEC on Ugoos AM6.
If I don’t use a profile 7 file and pick maybe a HDR or profile 5 of 8.
My AVR and Android device reports Dolby True-HD Atmos or DTS-HD if the file has those audio profiles.
They do sound great but not sure if they are lossless without the FEL layer. Probably not
I have tested profile 7 using Vimu player and though my AVR and Android device doesn’t report Dolby True-HD Atmos I can’t tell the difference in sound compared to playing another profile or HDR file with Dolby True-HD Atmos.
If I use Vimu player with a file locally my hardware does report
Dolby True-HD. Not sure why when streaming it doesn’t.
I rarely use older content so can’t comment regarding your query.
I do use qBittorrent and have lots of search plugins installed so have usually found what I have been after on public trackers and yes maybe some content has not had a lot of seeders.
But RD eventually has downloaded it to my cloud
Like I say I don’t use much older content.
You would need to test for yourself.
I have been using RD coming up for about 9 years now and for value it’s great for €32 per year with one month free using your fidelity points.
I haven’t used Plex before so I can’t compare them.