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Compact black LG TX1 media player with HDMI cable and remote control

LG TX1 digital signage media player 2 GB 16 GB

SKU CH-HD25-GDXSX

Compact Android 10.0 media player with 2 GB RAM and 16 GB storage drives 4K signage displays via HDMI

  • ProcessorTX1
  • Memory2 GB
  • Storage16 GB
  • Touch ScreenRemote Control, remote
  • Image Format[VP9, AVS2 JiZhun 10bit Profile, MPEG-4 SP/ASP L5, MPEG-2 MP
  • Resolution Support4K
  • Compact 2.3 inch design fits tight spaces
  • Android 10.0 with H313 quad-core ensures stable playback
  • 4K 60fps decoding across VP9 and AVS2 formats
  • 2 GB RAM plus 16 GB storage handles signage apps
  • Includes HDMI cable, remote and mounting sticker

Compact Android signage player

The LG TX1 is a palm-sized media player built for digital signage deployments. It runs Android 10.0 on an Allwinner H313 quad-core Cortex-A53 processor with 2 GB of RAM and 16 GB of internal storage. The device connects to a display via HDMI and includes a remote control for local operation. It suits installers who need a low-profile, networked playback unit for 4K content loops.

Thermals and power profile

The unit draws power from a DC 5 V/2 A input and has no active cooling, so it operates silently in normal signage use. A blue LED indicates the power-on state. With a packaged weight of 150 g and dimensions of 61×61×164 mm, it adds negligible thermal load to the mounting surface. The compact plastic chassis relies on passive dissipation for the H313 SoC and G31 GPU during continuous 4K playback.

Decoding ceiling

Hardware video decoding tops out at 4K 60 fps, with VP9 Profile 2 and AVS2 10-bit limited to 4K 30 fps. Legacy codecs such as MPEG-4, MPEG-2, VP8, WMV9 and others are capped at 1080p 60 fps. JPEG stills decode up to 45 MPPS. Buyers who need HEVC Main 10 at 4K 60 fps or AV1 support should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Compact 2.3 inch design fits tight spaces
  • Android 10.0 with H313 quad-core ensures stable playback
  • 4K 60fps decoding across VP9 and AVS2 formats
  • 2 GB RAM plus 16 GB storage handles signage apps
  • Includes HDMI cable, remote and mounting sticker

Specifications

BrandLG
SeriesTX1
ModelTX1
Part NumberTX1
ProcessorTX1
Memory2 GB
Storage16 GB
Touch ScreenRemote Control, remote
Image Format[VP9, AVS2 JiZhun 10bit Profile, MPEG-4 SP/ASP L5, MPEG-2 MP/HL, MPEG-1 MP/HL, Xvid, Sorenson Spark, VP8, AVS/AVS and JiZhun Profile, WMV9/VC1SP/MP/AP, JPEG HFIF file format]
Resolution Support4K
ColorBlack
Video4K, 4k
AudioBrowser
HDMI1 In
Serial InterfaceHDMI
Memory Card SlotHDMI
Digital AduioHDMI
Analog AduioBrowser
SoftwareSkype chatting, Picasa, Youtube, Flicker, Facebook, Online movies
Software ApplicationSkype chatting, Picasa, Youtube, Flicker, Facebook, Online movies
Display4k / 4K
CompatibilityTelevision
System Requirements2 GB, 16 GB, Skype chatting, Picasa, Youtube, Flicker
Specification4k, 16 GB, 4K, [VP9, AVS2 JiZhun 10bit Profile, MPEG-4 SP/ASP L5, MPEG-2 MP/HL, MPEG-1 MP/HL, Xvid, Sorenson Spark, VP8, AVS/AVS and JiZhun Profile, WMV9/VC1SP/MP/AP, JPEG HFIF file format], Wi-Fi, Browser
Dimensions14.33in W x 12.83in H x 9.06in D
Weight150 grams

Questions about this item

How do I install the TX1 media player and which step is often missed?

Connect the HDMI cable to the display, plug the USB power cable into the DC 5V/2A input, select the 2.4G WiFi network, and attach the included sticker to mount the unit — the wall-mount step is the one most people skip.

What maintenance or replacement will the TX1 need over time?

The remote control uses replaceable batteries; the 16 GB internal storage cannot be expanded, so you may need to clear cached app data periodically to keep space free.

What limit appears first during sustained 4K playback on the TX1?

VP9 and AVS2 10-bit Profile decode at 4K 30fps, while other codecs drop to 1080p 60fps, so the 30 fps ceiling on those formats is the first bottleneck.

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