FrostByte 5561 Posted July 22 Posted July 22 6 minutes ago, Jdiesel said: As if there isn't enough benefit to Samsung with all the data harvesting and ad revenue from people using their ecosystem. All the more reason to disconnect the TV from the internet and grab a $50 ONN Android TV. Yes, you are now giving your data to Google now but at least they are developer friendly. Almost any Android or Roku box will give you better codec support than an app run directly on a Samsung or LG TV. My recommendation is to buy the TV you want/can afford, but run Emby on something else meant to stream your personal media. These TVs are really designed to stream movies from services like Netflix, etc which is why they don't support DTS, TrueHD, PGS, etc. 1
yocker 1797 Posted July 22 Posted July 22 1 hour ago, FrostByte said: Almost any Android or Roku box will give you better codec support than an app run directly on a Samsung or LG TV. My recommendation is to buy the TV you want/can afford, but run Emby on something else meant to stream your personal media. These TVs are really designed to stream movies from services like Netflix, etc which is why they don't support DTS, TrueHD, PGS, etc. IMO, avoid Samsung TVs as they don't support Dolby Vision. Just my opinion ofc. 1
JonKanon 12 Posted 46 minutes ago Author Posted 46 minutes ago (edited) @LukeWhat is the latest version that is sent in to Samsung for review? I guess not every version is sent in, or am I wrong in that statment? Edited 45 minutes ago by JonKanon
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