Even though I am not a Star Wars person , my buddies have been telling me to watch it because it should be "bada$$" on my system...lol...Visually it looks impressive as well , I may wait until I get my new TV and TV series to watch it...It should look awesome on your new projector!
I think your melting the voicecoil in the sub to the right of the screen
I currently have a 100inch 16x9 screen too but I will be pulling the trigger on a 125inch 2.35:1-2.39:1 scope screen in the next week or 2. When I look at your set-up I see a scope screen in the future.
The Panny 820 and 420 are the best players for HDR-SDR tone mapping. Their streaming apps will do 4K but it will only do 4k with the Rec. 709 color space.Since we are on video-I have a question.
I missed out and didnt grab an OPPO203 so I just picked up a Panny 820 (BB on sale at a pretty good price if anyone cares). Just picking up he box and can tell its no OPPO but I understand it spins shiny disks just fine.
Heres my question-anyone using the 820 for streaming? My AVR is older and not have 4K capability which means a Roku Ultra would have to go direct to tv and try to use ARC channel down to the reciever-not the best setup.
How does the 820 do at 4k streaming as I plan on using both HDMI out to TV and receiver?
Really dont want to buy a new receiver just for 4K video. I really have no intentions on ATMOS at this time.
I really could have used that HDMI input on the OPPO
How would that compare to a 2020 Roku Ultra? Would not be surprised that the dedicated streamer does a better job?
NVIDEA Shield is hands down the best streamer out there.
Elaborate? Also differences between 8gb and 16gb versions?
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You know what? I was going to deny that as a possibility but let's be honest... based on my track record in this hobby with the upgrades I've been through in the past 10 years, anything is possible. But I hope I can resist that particular rabbit hole.
You have a good and safe holiday as well.
Shield is my favorite streamer as well. I mostly use Plex and everything plays really nice with that. Netflix, Tidal and Spotify work well also. I have an Apple TV also which has a nicer interface but I still prefer the Shield.
There ya go Hop, take the black pill....once you get that room ready and get a screen and projector....it is just easier on the eye. I won't even watch movies anymore on a TV.
TVs are disgusting. And honestly, unpopular opinion, but HDR is overly bright and just uncomfortable at times. I miss my old, SDR, objectively worse, projector.
I'm with you. I have absolutely zero interest in a projector over an OLED, just can't handle the poorer contrast. I keep seeing people talk about the immersion of a projector, but nothing pulls me out of a movie like greyed out blacks. If you've got a backlit TV then yeah, sure the projector should win hands down. But a starry sky with infinite contrast on an OLED just can't be beat. I'm just hoping my current 65 lasts long enough that the 88" size will cost less than a vehicle by the time I'm ready to upgrade lol!
Agree 100%. Another issue is HDR: protectors just donāt have enough light output. To me, youāre sacrificing picture quality for size in going with a projector. I used to own an excellent JVC projector and sold it and went with a 77ā OLED and donāt miss it at all. Obviously, everyone must come to their own decision about this and I fully respect that.
