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TV with small diagonal (32") without 4K resolution? Is that still up to date?
a 32" TV, even at 1080p, can be difficult to view from a distance, as a TV (not computer monitor) should.
I've bought a 32" TV @ 1080p rather than the 720p; if I were to do it again I would ...
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TV with small diagonal (32") without 4K resolution? Is that still up to date?
I have never heared of such thing (because the market for small TVs has died down) but there are monitors that size in 4K and smaller, which can be used as a TV, although they don't come with "...
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Unicable usb receiver with multiple tuners
For everyone with the same problem: i did it with an extra sat>ip server, the digibit r1. It can be used in tvheadend seamlessly.
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HDTV with HEVC (h.265 / x.265) support?
I have a 55' Samsung Q6FN. It's a QLED TV. It has everything you listed except for 3D.
The current model is the Q70R. It costs around 1.2k USD.
Check out the RTINGS review for this TV.
https://www....
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Android tv box for dolby vision and lossless audio formats passthrough
Looks like this is cheaper alternative:
BOXY with Dune HD Media Center, ~100 €
https://www.dune-hd.com/products/boxy
It is on the way to CoreELEC developers.
Update: This device is locked and not ...
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Android tv box for dolby vision and lossless audio formats passthrough
With CoreELEC only few devices supports DV and they cost twice of your budget (around 150 €).
Supported devices: Dune/Homatics R 4K Plus, Nokia 8010, RockTek G2.
More information: https://discourse....
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Best TV brands for privacy
I have a Sony smart TV, but I leave the Wifi non-configured. Meaning, I don't use any of the Smart features. Not sure you can beat that for privacy. Hook up rabbit ears and nobody will know you're ...
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What are some good large 4K TVs with plenty of HDMI 2.0a/b or 2.1 ports?
Like @mbmast says in the comments, it might be more logical to have a full AV Receiver. That is the device that is meant to do this.
But as for a TV, I think that the 2017 Visio P55-E1 ticks most, if ...
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Browse the web on a non-internet TV
Depending on how much you want to spend I would say Raspberry Pi would be the way to go as you will be able to install a nice OS that could be tailored to what you are after, or if you would farther ...
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Looking for a budget monitor
tl;dr
Use only LCD panels from manufacturers being certified as using truly flicker-free technology.
Ignore manufacturer claims and ignore labels on boxes, as they may be false.
Examples of such ...
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