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I was doing something similar, except I went for an LG tv for Web OS in the hopes something good would come out of it being open source. As luck would have it,
by daredoes 5y ago
I was doing something similar, except I went for an LG tv for Web OS in the hopes something good would come out of it being open source.
As luck would have it, https://rootmy.tv https://rootmy.tv came out for Web OS. It's still in a very basic stage, but it's better than nothing!
I'm a HomeAssistant user, so I do want my TV connected to my network.
- pbronez 5y agoAwesome! I had no idea this existed. Look forward to giving it a try.
- bradknowles 5y agoI don't want the TV itself to be connected to the network. It should be a dumb display device. The less brains it is supposed to have, the better. I've got an old Samsung 1080p HDTV that still hasn't needed upgrading all these years, and the more shit I hear about what is going on with 4k TVs, the less I want anything to do with them. Now, the equipment that takes that display device and actually connects it to things like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, etc.... that IS a device that I want connected to my network. It's called an Apple TV, and definitely is connected to my network. And it connects to the Samsung TV over HDMI.