Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])

[arctine]

And your fingers in your ears.

Haha.

Quoted for truth.

 

[G-MAN2004]

And your fingers in your ears.

Indeed.

 

[Buffman]

Got some new cushions and a new speaker stand on the back left

 

[Minibiker]

Your living room is very smart bud

 

[Buffman]

Your living room is very smart bud

Why thank you sir! I still have the kitchen project to do..

 

[silversurfer]

TV for the 2nd lounge. Nothing fancy, but better than the small 19" job we had in there.

We living in the future where 4k is nothing fancy my old portable b/w tv was nothing fancy lol

 

[HungryHippos]

Why thank you sir! I still have the kitchen project to do..

Although it looks like you would die if you went outside in that brightness

 

[Freefaller]

We living in the future where 4k is nothing fancy my old portable b/w tv was nothing fancy lol

True - our first TV had to me manually "dialled" to each channel.

 

[Raymond Lin]

I don't even have one 4k TV, living in the past here!

 

[Minibiker]

I don't even have one 4k TV, living in the past here!

Your not the only one

 

[Freefaller]

You can't seem to buy none 4k tvs now (well you can, but might as well have something future proofed) - I have no 4k content either just 1080p stuff

 

[G-MAN2004]

You can't seem to buy none 4k tvs now - I have no 4k content either just 1080p stuff

I'm actually quite happy with the 4K Netflix Originals. They look stunning and they've mostly been pretty enjoyable.

 

[Freefaller]

I'm sure I'll get some 4k content in time. But to be honest for the price difference it made sense to just go for the 4k tv

 

[Frozennova]

I'm sure I'll get some 4k content in time. But to be honest for the price difference it made sense to just go for the 4k tv

4k is going to be murderous on hardware too. Going to be a while before things like the Roku are a reasonable price for something that natively supports 4K

The FX4300 in my server already struggles to do a 1:1 bluray rip encoded in HEVC

 

[Greebo]

You can't seem to buy none 4k tvs now (well you can, but might as well have something future proofed) - I have no 4k content either just 1080p stuff

SOme 4k TVS scale fantastically plus its likely to be better quality than your old 1080p TV anyway

 

[Greebo]

True - our first TV had to me manually "dialled" to each channel.

Though there were only 3 channels so you didnt need to get up very often

 

[Freefaller]

4k is going to be murderous on hardware too. Going to be a while before things like the Roku are a reasonable price for something that natively supports 4K

The FX4300 in my server already struggles to do a 1:1 bluray rip encoded in HEVC

Indeed. But it'll probably upscale so might as well.

SOme 4k TVS scale fantastically plus its likely to be better quality than your old 1080p TV anyway

For sure.

Though there were only 3 channels so you didnt need to get up very often

Those were the days - tv was so crap (it's not much better now) that I used to want to go outside rather than be indoors!

 

[Tunney]

4k is going to be murderous on hardware too. Going to be a while before things like the Roku are a reasonable price for something that natively supports 4K

The FX4300 in my server already struggles to do a 1:1 bluray rip encoded in HEVC

Software encoding/decoding is always going to be inefficient. As soon as there's hardware support, it'll find its way into even cheap streaming devices quickly.

 

[Skynet5]

free upload image

Terrible pic. Jura E8

 

[DXP55]

I can remember getting out of chair and walking over to the TV - turning volume up and going back and sitting down - All this in my life time. and it was B&W 12"