Vero 4K

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/About - Vero 4K

Vero 4K is the best way to experience OSMC. If you’re after HD audio, 10-bit H265 support and 4K compatibility, look no further. Future. Proof.

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Quick Start Guide

Congratulations on your purchase of a Vero 4K. We hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed building it, and we hope it serves you well for many years to come. Your Vero 4K package In your Vero 4K package, you should find: Manual and warranty documentation Vero 4K set top box Vero remote controller Power supply HDMI cable IR extension kit TV wall mounting kit Any additional peripherals you may have purchased ##To get set up: Open the remote battery compartment and remove the plastic tab Con…

Frequently Asked Questions

Vero 4K is OSMC’s flagship device. We’ve taken some time to answer the most common questions you may have about it. How do I change the Vero remote battery? The Vero remote uses a CR2032 battery. This type of battery is also used in watches and can be obtained from most jewellers. You may however find these batteries cheaper online. You should only need to replace your battery once every couple of years. Please note that the battery is not covered under warranty as it is considered a consumab…

Reinstalling OSMC

Overview OSMC is a completely open and expansible system. As a result of this, users can install software or make changes that can cause issues with OSMC’s normal operation as a media center. The Vero 4K features internal storage, but you can reinstall OSMC on the device in the same way that you can for any other OSMC compatible device. You will need an SD card or USB flash drive, which will allow you to load the OSMC installer on. When the Vero 4K is started with this card or drive, the inter…

Vero is not powering on

Vero 4K / 4K + has proved to be very reliable in more than 4 years since its release. If you do, however, think your device is not booting, here’s what you can do. When Vero is powered on, the LED will shine red and you should see ‘Please stand by’ on your screen. Then the LED goes out or (on early models) is replaced by a blue LED and you should see the OSMC splash screen. Red LED does not show and you don’t see ‘Please stand by’ on your display There’s most likely a problem with the power s…

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