Depending on what games you want to try and play on it, from your PC, I picked up just a simple Logitech wireless keyboard for $20, and then a trackball mouse so I didn't have to worry about space to move the mouse around. This lets me game from a recliner, and that's pretty cool. I attach these via my Steam Link and works really well.
The "future of televisions" should be 12-bit color panels, expanded color gamuts, and improvements to dynamic contrast and HDR algorithms. Those improvements will offer the biggest gains to picture quality from where we currently stand at 4k resolution. Of course the industry preys on retarded consumers who respond to buzzwords so we're much more likely to get 8k shoved down our throat than any of that.
Like just in the middle of a show turn off? My Roku 5 or 6? I think 5? Will go into sleep mode and then won't wake up unless I hit the Netflix button on the remote then can hit home button to do what I want to do. Gets stuck in sleep. What's Google say about your issue?
The 2020 models (X series) don’t support DTS in the least, not even pass through. This is bad news if you’re heavy into the blu ray rip game since you can no longer go Shield (or other player) -> TV -> Stereo receiver and get compatibility with all your files. This is especially significant with LG because they can direct play Dolby Vision dual layer files through the TV’s smart app (no other device can play DV dual layer through Plex AFAIK) so if you got the CX you’re stuck constantly changing the wiring setup if you want to watch a mix of files that have either DV or DTS.
I use all the built in Smart apps, and nothing external on my C6 model. Used to be the C vs B in the model number was curved vs flat screen.
Assuming you mean the BX, the built in Plex app isn’t going to support DTS audio because the TV doesn’t support DTS whatsoever. You’ll need an external device to decode.
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I thought so too but then I realized it's only 20 pounds heavier than my current 60" plasma. The weight should be distributed better since the two stands go at the opposite ends of the TV rather than one in the middle (at the weakest part of the stand). I'm still a bit concerned about setting it up though, I haven't been in the gym since the assholes started requiring masks.
