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I would love to buy a TV with a great image quality, a bunch of ports, image tweaking and nothing else. No wifi, no cellular, no internet, no speakers. Honestl
by jbombadil 2y ago
I would love to buy a TV with a great image quality, a bunch of ports, image tweaking and nothing else. No wifi, no cellular, no internet, no speakers.
Honestly? Doesn’t even need a remote provided CEC works fine with my Apple TV.
- cassianoleal 2y agoHow would you tweak the image via CEC over the Apple TV?
- throwup238 2y agoPotentiometers on the side. (I’m only half joking)
- meindnoch 2y agoHDMI CEC v1.3 specification, page 38: "Device Menu Control"
- cassianoleal 2y agoIs there an Apple TV app for that? Or do you expect Apple to bake this into tvOS?
- account42 2y agoIdeally you do not need to tweak the image. All I need is a calibrated display, the rest is handled by my computer producing the input.
- cassianoleal 2y agoDo you watch TV through a computer? But also, how does that make the Apple TV able to tweak the image?
- account42 2y agoI don't watch TV as in broadcasts (neither OTA nor cable nor online streaming). I do watch TV shows from BluRay / DVD / files from my friend. I also don't use playback devices that don't let me modify them to work how I want.
- jbombadil 2y agoI wouldn't. What I was picturing is that the TV has buttons on its frame (like your monitor). You can use those to change sources, tweak the image and any other simple "setting" the tv might have. Those are infrequent enough operations that I don't mind standing up and walking to the TV to do it. Of course if it did come with a simple remote that'd be fine too. I'm not against a remote.