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Does that time the TV believes it is matter? I don't have a great use case in mind. I wonder when (or if) an alternative OS project will start that dumbs down
by HWR_14 3y ago
Does that time the TV believes it is matter? I don't have a great use case in mind.
I wonder when (or if) an alternative OS project will start that dumbs down TVs like yours. Primarily to fix the boot time issues.
- addandsubtract 3y agoThe TCLs already run AndroidTV, which you can customize, sideload, root, etc. and isn't really the issue. There's also a "fast on" option that will put the TV in standby, so turning it on is almost instant. A full boot only takes 10-20 seconds. But you still, kinda need the firmware updates, because sometimes issues with HDR are only fixed years later.
- vladvasiliu 3y agoAccording to the man, it pumps a lot of power in the fast-boot mode, and since I don't use the TV that often, I prefer to wait. However, the time between pressing the power on button and the TV being ready is closer to one minute than 20 secondes.
- vladvasiliu 3y ago> Does that time the TV believes it is matter? I don't have a great use case in mind. It does if I want to see what the time is and I don't have my watch on.
- HWR_14 3y agoIf you are using everything coming through HDMI from a (presumably smart) device, why would you care to get that info from the TV?
- vladvasiliu 3y agoBecause the smart device doesn't give me that info, at least not in a way that I've found. I don't consider this a huge issue, for years I'd been using my PC's monitor instead of this TV; it never had any idea about what time it was.