came across these articles... might be useful reading for some of you.

i got myself the 60".

any apps to recommend? im using watch movie while y wife hk drama~

btw, any1 use this tv to play ps4 pro? i cant find any info on the panel refresh rate actually, but i believe its a native 60hz. however, is this tv equipment the 'enhance motion' to make faster hz?

This post has been edited by logitechmouse: Aug 27 2018, 12:04 PM

whoa...10ft away minimum 75"

ok my next target

that is something to chew on..

i find 60" already a tad too big for 8-9ft!

personally i think sitting to close to a big tv not only strain your eyes (which eventually leads to myopia), but also you can't view the whole screen

if u read subtitles, too close to tv makes it very uncomfortable for eyes to scan subs at bottom, then whole picture...

also, not everything we watch is in 4K, need a longer distance for "multipurpose"!

didn't know it worked now, will try it out soon
getting boring now as not much app for our tv..

for u and others sideloading apps...

icdrama is a popular source for asian tv dramas/movies - china, hongkong, taiwan, korea, japan... some come with eng subs or canto audio too.

if u know icdrama, below is an apk very suitable for the TV - tv remote is good enough for navigation, no need mouse.

(previous versions may not work very well.)

i have tested it, works good.
http://www.mediafire.com/file/885170z6yvrs...TV_100.apk/file

the playstore in the tv is very limited - becos this is androidtv, not generic android.

u gotta get other apps from pc, sideload them onto the tv with X-plore app.

i hope u know all the steps...

Nothing to chew on fam.. Charts like that have been around for awhile now since 4K TVs became mainstream.. Take it as a guide only. Take for instance, At 10ft, unless one has bad eyes, you'll still be able to tell a difference in pq between 4K HDR10 content being played on a 55" 4K HDR10 TV vs 1080p content being played on a 1080p TV. You do not need to buy a 75" TV to enjoy 4K HDR10 content.. I've tried it in at least 2 different shops. Placed TVs side by side.. Set up display mode and played the same content albeit at different resolutions.. High but rates of course and stood back to watch.. Noticeable difference.

Currently using a 55" and next target would be a 65" and not 75".. Must think about the space too.. A 75" TV will not only cost an arm, but also instantly overwhelm the room dimensions. Overshadoing everything else. I don't want that as part of the decor.

this offer is RM11 better than the Desa offer at AV fair 2 months ago.


potential tv buyers... news is that TV's will be slapped 10% SST wef Sep 1:
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3843549/+760#bottom

Thansk bro, will definately try icdrama for sure, thanks!

can we make our phone to become a mouse or k/b for the tv?

that icdrama works well. in fact, it will appear on the tv UI as if it is an approved androidtv app!

phone->mouse/kb... i hv not ventured into that.
will be good to know which app can do that with the tv... anyone?

i can explore if I need to, wasn't aware anything interesting since I gave up kodi, now just youtube, vimeo and netflix.. any interesting app you're using now?

i don't use the androidtv that much as i have a separate box.

but hv astrogo, rss icdrama (both details posted this page) and cloudtv.

good for fast access to news, casual shows.

Hahaha I am sitting about 10 feet from my tv. At first, the upgrade from a 42 to the 60" I was like woah......its huge. After a couple of months into it, my wife and I both said.....Hmmmm I think a 70 or 75" would be just nice.

Poison... If wife is great enough to believe 75 is just nice? Go a step up then.. 80"

Lazada can get below rm3150 after rm250 voucher.

Lazada got RM250 voucher?

Yes, it is for any electronic items. anyhow it is fully redeemed just now.