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One question, have you had any freezing or skipping problems with that player? I have thought about buying one but reading what they say on the forums makes me worry. Thanks for your answer.

Jesus CHRIST man.....I can't understand you!!

Its va panel ur size?

I use Klipsch rp-450c, it sounds great, the sound is not muffled, your room also has a problem, you have not set up the acoustics correctly, the center speaker should not be close to the wall, you have not done any of these, search youtube for any of them, there are a lot of Klipsch rp-504c, none of them are muffled, don't misinform people, I would choose Klipsch instead of a soundbar always

Looks clean and less cluttered up front. Nice setup hometheaterman!

Whatsup hometheaterman Wow youtube been really bad on the notifications lately, I have to catch up with your content and yeah I've heard some negatives on the ruipro cables. So far for me they been pretty solid.

Sweet TV bro!

Aw he's cute i would've brought him home and put him in the bathtub and called him George. 🫠

Looks like he tried to take on iron Mike an lost 😅

Bro this is IPS panel wtf It cant be close to OLED by definition

Try setting the player setting to 10 bit priority 4.4.4

How is the sound quality

If I was you I would hold off buying a soundbar until you've bought the Onkyo receiver. Once you've got your new receiver hooked Up and you have your centre channel aiming towards your head rather aiming over your head you might not need a soundbar. What also helps with dialogue intelligibility is some absorption in the room. It's amazing the effect a thick blanket placed in the right location can I have on the sound of the room. I'm always experimenting and this is what my room currently sounds like... czcams.com/video/K49Af49krMc/video.htmlsi=4Zte29QMPC07-G-0

Whether it's a speaker or RCA cabling on a multi-channel setup really should be shielded that's if one prizes an exceptionally quiet room, of course. Even after auditioning 3 separate AVR's, the same ambient sound of the room was still present! That told me the unwanted faint background signal noise I had been experiencing had nothing to do with the actual components. Therefore, my attention changed to the cables. And even then It was only on the third occasion after I finally purchased shielded cables that the noise floor within my small room finally came down to satisfactory levels. Cables often act as antennas for attracting RF, and the longer the cable, the better the antenna. Probably explains why when I used to disconnect my heights and surrounds within 10 minutes, the faint background signal noise (RF/EMI) within my small room used to disappear/dissipate. The more cables I shield, the quieter my room becomes. In fact, the last group of cables I shielded were my HDMI's and Lo behold the room became slightly quieter again.. When friends came around, I used to show them how loud the system goes. Nowadays, I prefer to press pause and show them how quiet it goes. None of them gets it, of course 😂

Eh?

I had QN95A,vincent teoh from hdtv.test told us its the best led tv black level he ever seen so i got one and it was crap,so much blooming when watching in dark room,issues with aerial channel cause of this box,on my previous samsung ks8000 i had no issues at all with channels,never again tv with the box,also black screen pop up sometimes during playing games on ps4

75 inches,big boy,must be awesome when watching movies✌️🔥🔥🔥🔥

Sharpness always on 0,you dont need any AI sharpness on top original one✌️

Contrast 50 and picture clarity auto? Nope,check my settings✌️

Just get an Nakamichi Dragon 11.4.6 sound system 3000 peak watts and you are done. Especially if you live in the USA If Nakamichi Dragon is too much power the Sony Quad theater with additional subwoofer is next level also

If your center doesnt sound loud enough or you cant hear the dialog. Then i wold calibrate again and make sure to level match speakers. And also make sure speaker placement is at it´s best/optimal location depending your setup. I would never use a media layers enhancer for anything that should be fixed the correct way. If you dont do your basic setting like making sure speakers are at ear level, center being in center and not pointing down or up but directly towards your listening position and your front angled the right way towards you. Then you will never fix the issue.

I have new 75 unit of this. Some areas where content is like vertical or checkerboard flickers. Only affected area where this type is contract flickers. Not all screen. Wtf is this

Why I have low volume in this fw 1212 compared to other TVs

Great movie!

Hey great vid, I have a question because I’m thinking about buying this 4K player. When you have a disc inside the player does it show that movie thumbnail on the menu screen?

And I'm not talking about used DVDs I'm talking about brand new DVDs

None of that stuff is going to work. If you have a 4K player it's going to skip simple as that. It's a design flaw. It's absolutely ridiculous I have been through four different 4K players in every single one of them did the same thing. Some people have issues some people don't it's a design flaw in a lot of the 4K players. I actually bailed on 4K because of this reason and went back to Blu-ray players. I was so tired of it. Definitely not worth the headache

Where i can see this movie?

Great information but the worst commentary

For a skipping 4k disc, go into settings and turn off the "Auto 4k Up Converter" setting. 4k discs don't need to be upconverted and it causes the skipping and layer freezing. Good luck!

We love CZcams TV as well. Hulu Live is so buggy and it’s nowhere near the quality of CZcams TV

Sadly i learnt this the hard way, i dampened a bit the towel because dry it wasn't doing much and now i have a big smudge on the screen, so sad

Prospect Peak ?

Thanks Home Theater Man

That is a good song one of my favorite

Nice set up. Mine is still boxed up in the garage from my last move,sadness.

If you change to pcm from bitstream you lose dts x and dlby Atmos. Also front display should be set to off to enhance sound.

Nice little showcase of Onkyo P.A. One suggestion, instead of walking around your main L&R channel, sit down in the sweet spot and kickback. Makes for a much better sound for your listeners… especially for Klipsch speakers with those horn loaded tweeters. Cheers.

Only audio noobs buy Klipsch.

Klipsch. Still the king of awesome sounding, affordable music and movie enjoyment.😊

Watching now full support

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Experiment and see what works best... bung in or bung out. The port allows low frequencies radiating off the rear of the woofer cone to be transmitted to the surroundings. The ports are typically tuned (by changing their length and diameter and sometimes shape) to add volume to frequencies just below, where the woofer start to reduce in volume, thereby extending the bass. The foam bungs are there to reduce the volume of the port sound. Imagine the port firing out a slug of air. Then, if you were in a field, it would just disappear into the distance the way the port is facing (rearward). However, if you fire the port at a wall, then the sound is reflected back towards the front of the speaker, providing a boost in low frequency volume. In some rooms where the speaker can only be next to the wall or the rooms are small, the low frequencies dominate, and the speaker sounds boomy. The bung in the port reduces this, providing a more balanced sound. In your case, with the speakers being so close to the wall, no bung may be the better option, but then again, you may like the slightly looser sound with a little more boomy bass. Experiment and let your ears decide. BTW, if you got no bungs, a rolled up sock will do. Plus, if this was my setup, I'd bring the centre channel to the extreme outside edge of the mantle piece and then have it slightly angled downwards towards the listening position. Blu tack seems to work great, plus it will also help isolate it from the mantle piece. I suspect a tiny dot at the front and a big huge blobs at the back. Good luck and keep listening😅

What kind of speaker configuration have you got going bro

@3:05 There's no such thing as a tv with a 12-bit color panel. Hell, most tvs aren't even 10 bit. Do your research, my dude. All that does is upscale the picture to a 12 bit sample. Not a native 12 bit color gamut.

You gotta learn how to speak, my man... That being said, I get terrible blooming on my Samsung NU8000, especially in the dark watching 4K Blu-rays with HDR. The Eco Solution settings, as it's known on my panel, don't help, even in Movie picture mode.

Thumbs 👍 from bongkeyeah oh yeah

Why buy a Samsung if you can buy a Sony Samsung it's crappy

Does it increase the dialogue even if connected only to a 2 channel integrated amplifier?