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Can someone recommend a good TV for use in a RV? I just ordered a HDMI cable so I can connect my Galaxy S3 phone to a television, and I'm looking for a TV to connect it to. I was looking at the Coby 15 inch, but the bad reviews are scaring me. The other option I'm looking at is the Viewsonic 16". The only thing I would be using it for is to watch videos on youtube. Which other options do I have? I don't think I want anything bigger than 17~18 inch at the most and I don't want to spend more than $150.
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Listerine posted:I do. I wasn't sure how much, so I asked earlier in the thread and one person suggested $10, but this is Los Angeles with a high cost of living, and it became apparent when the truck showed up that Ceva itself also contracts out their deliveries for who knows what garbage compensation, so I gave the two folks $20 each. Despite Ceva's bullshit they put in a solid effort, and it was pretty hot the other day so I gave them each a bottled water which was well appreciated. My TV from the Costco deal is set to arrive on Saturday. But the TV console won't arrive until Tuesday. Wife wants to let it sit in the box until the console gets here. Fat chance. I just need to head over to the audio thread and figure out what kind of sound system I want. I have vaulted ceilings, so I don't want to mess with ceiling speakers, but I'm assuming even a basic entry level sound bar and sub will be light years ahead of the TV speakers.
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Oct 2, 2020 16:38
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I just got done setting up the Sony 65" 900H, and I have it sitting on a console. I realized I should secure it from tipping over just in case. For those of you who have the tv sitting on a console, what are you using to keep it from falling over? Is mounting going to be the best way? I was looking at those baby proofing straps. Are any of them worth it at all?
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Oct 6, 2020 04:53
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Tell me about the Google assistant feature on my Sony X900H. Is the TV always listening to what I say? Or does it only activate itself when I press the button? I love being able to turn off the TV from all the way across the room, but half the time it just tells me the device is not available. Same when I try to turn it on. Chances are I just don't have it set up properly though.
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Oct 15, 2020 05:36
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I have my TV connected to a soundbar via optical. Is there a way to make it so that I can control the volume via the TV remote instead of having to use the sound bar remote? Would I be able to do that if I used the HDMI cable? I do have a hdmi arc or whatever it's called, but I'd hate to shuffle around back down for no reason.
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Oct 18, 2020 22:27
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I know OLEDs have the better picture quality, but as someone who likes to have the news channels in the background, the burn in issue is a deal breaker. I may revisit in a few years once they've fixed that issue. If it is fixable to begin with. The TV guy at Best Buy told me OLEDs will always have issues with burn ins due to how the technology works, but that for most people it's worth the tradeoff for better quality
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Oct 26, 2020 13:34
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bull3964 posted:Black doesn't really burn in on OLEDs. There can be differential aging, but it's only now just STARTING to show up very very very faintly in slides after 122 weeks on the rtings torture tests.
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Oct 27, 2020 20:33
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