Does anyone have a very large screen? What have you found to be the downsides? I'm throwing up between a tv and short throw projector.
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Does anyone have a very large screen? What have you found to be the downsides? I'm throwing up between a tv and short throw projector.
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Not very large, only 65". But it would be nice to have a 75" or 85". Bigger is better.
>projector
Projectors are total garbage. Even the expensive ones are trash. They wash out the colors, are never properly bright enough and look even shittier with the lights on or sun coming through a window.
85" isn't very big
Projectors over 10k mark are nice. The Sony laser projectors for instance look as good as OLEDs.
85" is massive.
>The Sony laser projectors for instance look as good as OLEDs
Hahahahahaha. No.
Massive from 6 feet away. Anything further it ceases being massive. If you're 10 or 20 feet it isn't that big. 120" + should be the minumum for a good kino station.
>sitting 20' from your TV
Lmfao. Shut up poorhomosexual.
Your TV room is the size of a bedroom. I think you're projecting.
no it's not a projector
It is not a projector. You are.
No I'm a TV
You're a radio.
You're a blender.
>project at 92"
Only downside is that I want to go bigger, but lack the space.
I prefer watching movies on my projector over my OLED. It's not just the size, but there's also no judder or motion blur on the projector.
>judder
The shudder when you're jacking off?
>absolute garbage movie used to demonstrate absolute garbage opinion on viewing screens
>there's also no judder or motion blur on the projector.
I thought a typical protector would be worse for both of these than a modern OLED.
Still trying to understand how motion blur and judder are better on a projector.
OLED uses "sample and hold" (which is what causes the blur) for it's display and the fast pixel response (literally nanoseconds) doesn't play nicely with low frame rate content (ie; movies), a DLP projector does neither of those things so it's more suited to smooth motion at "lower" frame rates.
It really is very noticeable. A projected film is just more visually appealing.
But OLED is still better at these things than any other type of affordable sample and hold display right?
Also what about sampling multiple times on the same frame (24fps at 120hz) and black frame insertion?
>he likes projectors
>he is watching star wars sequels
it checks out, you are moronic.
I can tell you have only used those Chinese $99 projectors lol. I have a $599 Epson and it looks great
I work for Epson and I prefer a television. The only projectors that can compete in quality are high-end laser projectors that cost over 10K each. You get much more bang for your buck with a television.
I wager that in a few years we'll see some theaters switching away from projection entirely and do some insane shit like take sixteen 100 inch OLED panels and making an absolutely absurd multipanel array.
that's moronic. Really, really moronic. You would be stupid to believe this.
Saw Tenet on release at a theatre with a Samsung Onyx screen(46ft wide microLED) and while it looked amazing and like a giant OLED screen, I imagine it's a lot more expensive than just using fancy Dolby/IMAX type laser projectors which are not too far off from how that Samsung screen looked. Maybe when that tech is more refined and cheaper to produce, more theatres will adopt?
>I work for Epson
You're lying and have likely never seen a projector in your life
also this
they all use the $100 ones from Amazon in a day-light bright room on a dirty wall and then come here to b***h like the homosexuals they are
this
120" and it looks fricking incredible
you homosexuals miss everything dope because of your ugly faces and autism
screens give off crazy amount of heat and look forward to electricity bill rising a fair amount (if any of you manchildren pay bills)
TV's hardly use electricity compared to other appliances we use.
They ain't making plasma or flourescent tube backlight displays anymore
fluorescent uses pretty much the same as led backlight energy wise.
oled in theory should be more efficient but nobody wants them because they are shit
dont you remember 30 years ago your dad going around shouting because you left a light on, that was when incandescent lamps were 100 watt bulbs. tv shows were only on for 3-4 hours a day and used maybe 80 watts?
now we have 8 watt bulbs and 200 watt tvs.
if you double the size of your tv it quadruples the power draw remember.
still my tv uses 300 watts peak mostly lower for a 65 inch. That works out to 10.2p an hour. If I watched it 10 hours a day at peak power its 30 quid a month and in winter who cares. My pc is like 500watts playing balders gate
it's virtually nothing compared to what your fricking tesla burns
>hating electric vehicles
go back
>screens give off crazy amount of heat
No they don't poorgay moron.
> forward to electricity bill rising a fair amount
Moderd TVs use hardly any power.
Youre really worthless and stupid. Talking about manchildren, you're a complete failure.
Pseuds should be beaten in public and pissed on, you're a moron.
why are americans so stupid?
Massive ass
>I'm throwing up between a tv and short throw projector.
A toilet is probably a more sensible place to throw up.
This guy speaks from experience.
Based and vomitknowing pilled.
These videos make me laugh because the thumbnail and video is bait that its clearly just to show off her ass.
Is a LG 55B2 considered large for a bedroom?
I have that exact tv from op's photo. It's provides an excellent picture. Just make sure your room is big enough to support a proper viewing distance. Also you'll need to buy proper wood furniture for it, as it's quite heavy and some particle board ikea shit isn't going to support the weight. It's about 75" wide, so you'll need a stand around 84" wide.
Pros
>great picture
>big asf and impresses people that see it
>32% more sreen space than 75"
>65% more screen space than 65"
>neo supports better dark color than a standard led due to the increased led density
Cons
>99.9% of you are too poor to buy one
>you need a friend to help you set it up due to the size
>too big to fit in most children's bedrooms
Why wouldn't you hang it on the wall
Even if you hang it, you still want to get furniture to put under it.
No. Furniture is for old people. Everything in my house has a plug.
I bet you have one for your butthole too you fricking gay.
Actually, yes. And for my dick.
>No. Furniture is for old people. Everything in my house has a plug
t. Virgin
>make sure your room is big enough to support a proper viewing distance
But why though?
I have a 75" at the foot of my bed.
>I have a 75" at the foot of my bed.
I guess that's fine since no one else will ever be in that bed with you.
do americans really put 85 inch TVs in their children's bedrooms?
I can't speak for anyone else, but tv in the bedroom was considered kinda trashy when I was growing up and tv in a kid's room is just gross.
I think 30 year old anon was implying that his bedroom in his mom's house is too small for a big TV.
I put a 65" OLED in my 2 year olds bedroom. It's the American way you foreign trash
What does the Neo stand for?
>Downsides
Some of the downloaded media I have is pic related (mid 2000s) and looks like arse on a big TV and I cbf finding better quality rips for shit I don't really care alot about but don't hate enough to delete.
*from pic related
imagine the smell in there
>looks like arse on a big TV
this pretty much
don't even have blue ray,
no need to bother with a fricking TV-wall
Samsung has a great upscale engine in my tv. I watch a lot of standard def stuff on it
Any video game that's older than five years old look like shit on any TV bigger than 60"
kek you can always tell who's house it is by the chairs the dudes are sitting on. There's always the one dude with a real computer chair and the rest are using random bullshit lawn furniture
wow sherlock holmes level critical thinking there you obtuse midwit wtfffff
shut the frick up moron
>bro you ever notice the most obvious thing ever and its like only I notice because smart
nah
55" is perfect
Let me guess, you "need" more?
Cope. 55" is small enough to use as a monitor on a desk at 4k. It isn't suitable for TV kino unless you're sitting 3 feet away.
That's about right, I sit 6 feet from my 55 inch TV and it's more than adequate. I'd get a 65 inch for my next tv but no bigger, prices go full moron past 65.
> it's more than adequate
Not ideal
>prices go full moron
So you're making an economizing decision instead of making an argument for why it's the best size.
>the poorgay cope chart
bigger tvs are by no means more expensive. you can buy a garbage 100" tv at walmart.
I sit like 7feet away from my 85 inch and it's perfect. This chart always felt way fricking off.
ok square-eyes
>Ohhh noooo I'm not sitting at the exact distance that the chart tells me to sitttttttt
Lmao
extremely 'tarded
aiming for 30deg is aiming for too little
the practical limit is around 60deg, assuming 16:9, and its limiting in the *height*, not the width.
if we're talking a TV for watching movies with even wider aspect ratios, you can comfortably aim for >60deg.
I don't make the rules, buddy. It isn't my fault that you sit too close to your TV.
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/by-size/size-to-distance-relationship
>b-but the poorgay rules..
Lmao shut up, cuck.
This is a braindead chart, designed to sell TVs that are completely below spec. If normalgays knew that the whole 40-80" range was a total waste of time, they'd riot.
>If normalgays knew that the whole 40-80" range was a total waste of time
Explain?
40" is fine for 1080p. For 4k in a living room, you will see zero difference if it's below 85".
>you will see zero difference
Difference in what? Image quality? Or are you saying that in a typical living room setup you won't notice the difference between a 40" and 65"? I don't care about image quality, just want a big screen to watch sports on (golf and baseball). Totally get what you mean if the difference you're referring to is in image quality but if you mean the overall difference in size then I don't understand
If you want a big screen, just move closer to it.
>crane your neck to stare above the fireplace at a small screen every time you want to watch the Astros play
No thanks, would rather put a bigger TV up there and call it a day. Nothing wrong with a large TV above the fireplace, looks clean and allows for more seating/furniture/etc. at ground level
>above the fireplace
Ah, you're a total moron. Got it, don't worry about sizes. Pick up that 65" on credit, don't forget to pay for the extended warranty!
You don't really have your TV up above a fireplace do you anon?
>put TV in the corner
>have to arrange the furniture/seating to face said corner
>make your living room feel significantly smaller/closed off
Or just put it above the fireplace and arrange the seating however you want, I don't see the problem? Muh hecking fireplace no no is such a Redditor take, same people that use the term "McMansion" unironically
Who said anything about a corner
>he doesn't have a fireplace on every wall in the house
coldgay
One wall is windows, one wall is the fireplace directly in the middle of the wall, no wall towards the kitchen, other wall is shorter and has the stairs going up. If I didn't have to put it above the fireplace then I would probably agree with you, but living rooms like mine are a diamond dozen, my (and many other people's) only options are above the fireplace or in the cuck corner
>a diamond dozen
>a newbie
millions will save
4k is a meme all the way up. 1080p is all you ever need for movies. Display size is all that matters
correct
you cant even buy a 1080 tv anymore, everything is 4k
I want more immersion
55" I was constantly thinking "I wish it was a bit bigger"
65" I never think that and can be fully immersed
Yes I do. 85" is ~100% more screen than a 55" tv.
yes and your poor little eyes will need to dart across in all directions to track the action, what a headache!
on my 55" i get it all at once, no problems!
yes your poor little eyes will need to dart across in all directions to track the action, what a headache!
on my 25" i get it all at once, no problems!
you were supposed to quote it, silly! maybe you need a bigger monitor, or more likely a bigger phone screen!
My house has an open design, so yes, the difference between a 55" and 75" TV is watching the TV from the family room and watching the TV from anywhere in the house you have line of sight with the wall.
there is no such thing as perfect, the important thing is the distance from the screen
No anon didn't you hear, that's poorgay logic
85" is about the absolute base minimum you'd want for 4k in a living room, with a viewing distance of around 5-6 feet away.
The main issue with these large TVs is the total lack of any content to consume on them. 4k video standards are an absolute joke, bitrate starved junk that looks no better than 1080p BDs did. If you have a high end gaming PC and for some reason you despise sitting at a desk, they make sense. For everyone else, just get a 40" monitor.
You will see no appreciable difference between 4k and 4k downscaled to 1080p for video. For games, there's a big difference, but most people don't have a top of the end rig that's putting out 4k120 to begin with.
did your neo qled come free with a neovegana?
I don't have a TV. I watch on my phone. I'm not an old man from last century.
Not liking this trend of YouTuber gays who just make videos bragging about their new shit with their wife
Large tv sets are for overcompensating homosexuals with tiny dicks.
>t. Poorgay with a tiny wiener
Why do they measure TV's in inches in countries that use the metric system
Metric is inferior to customary units. Imperial system engaged the brain to work around its idiosyncrasies so as the 12 inches to a foot are visualized. Bases of ten, no mental effort is required and as such it is simply a digit in the mind.
You ever take a physics class? Ever had to solve a problem that was stated in non-metric units? The only reasonable way to do it is to convert to metric, solve, then convert the answer back to the stupid-ass units.
Metric is better for math. Imperial is better for real life.
this
F vs C is a great example. F is better because for the most part it tells us what the temp is relative to what humans experience 0-100 is essentially both extremes. Where as C is just a general scale not relative to how humans perceive temp
You only think F is better because you grew up with it
No. It's also the same with lbs and kgs. Pounds are a better system for humans while kgs are good for math.
Who is doing the math?
No, you're a moron. I live in a country that measures humans in lb, and everything else in grams because "muh old people".
It's fricking stupid.
send help
No, idiot. Kgs is better for humans because humans have ten fingers.
This.
I know what room temperature is, what is air-con cold temp, what is body fever temp, what is sweltering hot, etc in C. No idea what they are in F. C is more natural for me.
But normal body temperature isn't 100°F. It can't even get that right.
F is better because it has more granularity in the range that matters. With C you're spending all your time in a 40 degree range from -10 to 30. With F you're spending all your time in a 100 degree range from 0 to 100. It's, ironically, the same argument people use for why the metric system is so good; it's out of 100.
it's within that range when you're discussing weather, sure, but if you think there is a functional difference between saying it's an 18°C day and a 64°F day you're being dishonest. i know what an 18°C day feels like, I don't need a scale to 100 to tell me that. 0°C freezing and 100°C boiling are far more valuable than that.
Oh no, he's moronic. The metric system is good because it's base 10. Not because it's "out of 100".
What's the difference between 71 F and 72 F? Oh, right, frick all.
Livable ranges change depending on where you are. So "70% hot" for someone in California is going to be a hell of a lot different to "70% hot" for someone in Alaska.
>Where as C is just a general scale not relative to how humans perceive temp
what the frick does that mean? are you moronic?
there is no difference its just numbers.
french people understand that 0 is freezing and 36 is hot and can interpolate and extrapolate just as you understand 32-100 for the same numbers. dont be fricking stupid.
F 0-100
C -17-37
Those describe the same temp range...which one is easier to correlate to how the human body understand feels temp?
the one you grew up with? mong.
anyway why does it make sense to have 0 be -17, a temp at which you would die quite quickly if exposed, and 100 be 37, a temp at which it is warm but perfectly possible to be alive for extended period? pretty arbitrary.
55 inches sounds better than 139.7 centimetres
because they can get away with selling a 42.6 inch diagonal tv as 43 inch.
if they measured in mm which they should all morons would be in the shop saying why is this screen size different and then everyone would have to actually grow a brain and learn about different screen layouts and manufacturing and why it turns out to certain sizes and aspects etc.
I know my car has 19" rims. I have no fricking idea how many cm that is unless I multiply it by 2.54, which I'm never going to do.
t. East European
>buy bigger screen
>have to sit further away from it now
it's embarrassing how easy you gays fall for israeli marketing. I bet you also bought into 4k.
Not only do I have a 4k 65inch TV, but I only watch streaming services that I pay extra for the 4k version.
Even $200 TVs are 4K now.
I have 4 oleds in my place, all LG. Even my fricking gym room tv is an oled. Die, and go frick yourself too, wagie b***h.
I have a 75" 4k LG tv. Hardly use it now. Might rig my pc up to it and play flight sim though
What’s this pic from? Want to see more of that chick’s ass
I wish they would use teenboy models.
50 inch is the perfect size for the end of my bed
Don't see myself going bigger
I bought a 65” Q70A QLED 4K HDR. People said it was garbage for £1100 and the backlight in dark scenes is pretty trash but its in a bright room, does vrr 120hz at 4k hdr from my pc so is pretty kino and I prefer bright over the rip off oleds.
I have a 3070 and run persona 4 at 8k 120z hdr and its kino. Godzilla vs kong the kinoest of all movies looked amazing. Plus when I am decorating I connect my bluetooth speaker to it and can move it about the flat
Why do you waste money on huge tvs just to watch movies when you all have phones?
Everybody itt ignored my post. ;_;
>why do people ignore my obvious troll post
And they say hurtful things. ;_;
Currently have a 55" Samsung, next time I buy one 75" would be ideal
BUNDA
Luv me inches
Luv me pounds
Luv me fahrenheit
'Ate me europoors
Simple as
I have a 77" A80J. Size is great, I have a decently large living room and I would be happy with something bigger too. Only downside is brightness for daytime viewing, but it's an OLED.
85" in the living room and 75" in the bedroom
i have a 55 incher and i just sit close to it lmaoooooooooooo
i have a 214" tv, problem is i have to sit so far away from it can barely hear the sound off it.
214cm, mate. Not inches.
nope, its 9 72 inch taped together takes up the whole wall
I actually bought that exact TV last week. After discounts it cost me about $5k, so I convinced myself to get a surround system with it.
It looks great. I've got a large living room with vaulted ceilings, so it fits nicely and doesn't look too large.
I have an 85 inch QN90A for the living room. Great for movies once you get it setup properly for HDR. Great colors but you have to use low contrast enhancer for HDR because it's dim without it.
if youre looking at anything over 55inches/$1000, just get the short throw broseph
I have a 75 inch. It was 600 dollars. I use factory settings and have no speakers or soundbars.
I have a 120" ultra short throw with the ambient light rejecting / overhead light rejecting screen. 4k/8k looks pretty comfy, ngl.
The last time I owned a TV was when plasma screens were in.
y tho
My PC monitor and tablet are superior kino watching machines. TVs are outdated technology.
I have a 77" and 65" OLED, and a 130" projector screen with a true 4k projector.
Anyone that says projectors aren't good is some poorgay with a shit one, or poorgay cope. I don't bother going to the cinema anymore.
I have a projector and I absolutely love it. But I mostly just watch shit on in the background. So video ends up being optional, lol
I've had a lot of fun using the projector in photography ideas I come up with. I'm not officially doing a 365 project but it's like I never really ended the last one. So ymmv but when I do watch something I love it. The size, and if it's a movie I dim the lights and the "experience" is always kino.
I run it at about 80 inches in my current arrangement.
>cum provoking ass
>YWN have a fat ass gf who helps you to build kino stations
They're holding the tv improperly anyways. Picking it up like that likely damaged the panel.
Nobody cares nerd. Tvs are cheap
An 85" neo qled is $4000 USD with taxes included. Over 60% of people don't even have 1k in savings.
i have a 75" screen
its great! way bigger than I thought it would be
For comparison, what size is a regular cinema screen? I find that I dont care too much about watching movies at home to go bigger than 65'', very large tvs will simply never give you the cinema experience.
If anything I think I care more about audio setup than image quality, but Im too lazy to do proper research and find out what would be best in my living room.
>watches kino on a 65 inch mini led
Works ok for me.
70" is my biggest TV but I gave a 106" projector screen I use for the main screen. It's only really good at night though.
the TV us 4k and the projector is only 1080p but yhe difference is not noticable at all.
Incredible kinostation
>TV is 4k and the projector is only 1080p but the difference is not noticeable at all.
lol riiiiiiiiiiiight
get your eyes checked
you have to get within like 5 feet to tell the difference
it's just too high up and uncomfortable
post a screenshot of a TV listing from your local electronics shop
Don't lump me in with Americans. I'm Canadian and we use a mix of imperial and metric. It is probably confusing for non-leafs but makes perfect sense to us.
Interesting chart. In Australia it's metric unless it's a TV, height of a person, or wiener length
>leafs confirmed more moronic than americans
>does it rely on foriegners or are you telling a foriegner
no, imperial, yes metric
>is it scientific
no imperial, yes metric
The low frame rate of film sucks and you pretty much got to use motion smoothing, takes fine tuning a bit and you’ll always have SOME artifacts
Are 3D tvs still a thing? I remember my boss had one and he made it seem like a big deal.
just another fad like VR and 4k
no, no one gives a shit about 3D. 3D is one of those fads that keeps cycling in and then fading away.
I am british and use inches for tvs,fish tanks and my height
>fish tanks for height
Brits are fricking moronic
If you're not at least 5 tanks, 12 stone, and not making 100,000 pounds then you're not a real man.
I use C, I started last fall as an experiment. It's stupid F is superior for weather and even cooking.
I can go either way on length and volume. If it's an electronics project I use metric. Work or an art project I use imperial.
You're just a moron.
You're a gay who can't into life if you don't intuitively grasp how super F is to C in terms of weather and food creation.
Or is it fractions smoothbrain? Is that the issue?
There is no functional difference, you only prefer one over the other because you're familiar with it
>can't into
Dumbest meme thing to say. Ever.
based and correct
standard measurements were designed to occupy a comfortable and intuitive range. Weather is a perfect example. 0°F-100°F covers everything from very cold to very hot on an easy 0-100 scale.
but very cold and very hot are relative to the individual
>well you see it depends on various factors and cultural perspectives so nothing is really truly "knowable"
blow it out your ass, redditor
>0°F-100°F covers everything from very cold to very hot on an easy 0-100 scale.
I don't understand the logic behind tying it to a 0-100 scale. Are Americans just too stupid to understand negative numbers?
Ranges are relative to begin with.
There's nothing intuitive about it, you just grew up with it. You're the one complaining about fractions, because the one "utility" of F is that you don't have to do .5 of a degree. Except nobody on earth can judge distance to the degree anyway without a measurement tool, in C or in F. So the additional graduation is meaningless.
>it's 70% hot out today
>this isn't intuitive
Europeans are so fricking dumb, bros
>You're the one complaining about fraction
I never said any such thing. I use both forms of measurement as I said. F is superior for weather and cooking. You clearly grew up with too much screen time, it's effects literally drop off your posts
>superior for cooking
what can you cook in Farenheit that can't be cooked in Celcius?
Getting my dad that exact TV for xmas this year, but it's 90% for sports and 10% news rather than kino.
>Getting my dad that exact TV
you can't afford that tv anon
Make sure you turn on motion compensation for him. Guys like that love it.
>Getting my dad that exact TV for xmas this year, but it's 90% for sports
guys like your dad are the reason why our society is falling apart, make sure to ask him which one of those black dudes he wants to impregnate his grandchildren.
do you understand how weird it is to think those thoughts after seeing his comment? i mean to the point where i think you should repeat what you posted out loud and hear it back to yourself
it's not weird at all
i hope youre baiting because if not, fricking hell
>Does anyone have a very large screen?
Yes, 75" Roku.
>What have you found to be the downsides?
The initial setup was a little unwieldy. I have it mounted on my wall above my mantle, but there's only like 2 inches of clearance on the top and bottom. Basically, just make sure you measure thrice, cut once when positioning the wall mounts, because you DO NOT want to have to take it down when you realize you accidentally didn't center it and your ocd is eating away at you for two weeks.
The TV itself is great. The kids like it. I like using it when I work out (I keep my dumbbells and treadmill in the family room; if the kids can take up 90% of the room with their toys, I can at least use 10% for mine).
I bought a short-throw 2 years ago and there's absolutely no fricking reason for me to go back to a regular TV
Just get one
What if I want to turn a light on in the room?
If you have a bright room, you might want to invest in an "ALR" screen (Ambient Light Rejecting)
Still allows me to see things pretty nicely with the lights on but overall you want to have minimum light if possible.
These screens are very effective though, I'd look into that if you're thinking about getting a short-throw
or I can just have a tv like a normal person and not need to worry about it
just move your screen nearer to where you sit?? are you supposed to be 4x the screen size away from it? where so you sit, in a barn?
I've got a short throw projector. It's fricking awesome having a 150" screen that basically takes up an entire wall. You get to see all the details in whatever kino you're watching.
Only con would be if it's very sunny it's difficult to see very dark shows.
Definitely the best purchase I've ever made.
Sunny? You don't have a dedicated movie room without windows? Poorgay detected.
I'm getting a new TV soon. Do I need to be worried about the hertz making my blu-rays look weird? The opera effect I guess.
if you're talking about 120hz motion interpolation then yes turn it off if enabled.
Giant tvs are ok if you live in northern lattitudes. But if you live somewhere with hot summers, these tvs produce an enormous amount of heat. You could literally use them to heat your house.
>buy new tv
>turn off every feature
does anyone not do this? everything set by default makes the tv worse, i don't know why they bother
Normies don't care / don't perceive those atrocities unfortunately
I just went through this
>sound is tinny as frick
>locate "AI audio enhancement"
>disable
>audio is 500% better
There were so many fricking "AI dimming" "AI contrast" etc etc that all looked like shit.
In my friend group, there's a younger couple that got some tax returns & also conned a co-worker out of a large sum of money and bought some 80+ inch tv for some crazy amount like 1500$.
Instead of, literally doing anything else with the money. Savings? What are those?
Anyway, the TV is broken now and the warranty expired a couple months ago. lol.
>crazy amount
>$1500
Am I actually rich or is everyone just poor here?
that's a crazy amount to spend 9n something dumb like a TV. I've never paid more than $200 for a TV. My projector+screen was like $1000 though.
My projector was $10k+. Guess everyone is poor, thanks for confirming.
you simply overpaid. There is no upgrade in the world over my setup worth $9k.
You sure?
Not even a dedicated blacked out movie theatre for your kino, pathetic
imagine watching a movie during daytime anyway
correct?
projectors come in 1080p. TVs are a waste of money for what you get. That's why I only pick up broken ones and fix them for cheap.
>behold: numbers!
okay? No ine would actually notice or care between your $10 rig and a $1k one if the screen size is the same.
Yes but the screen is 130". The setup pic was the only one I had on hand, sorry anon
>being so delusional and unable to cope with the real world you fill every inch of your view with screens
this poster will never not be a man
You're just a moron with money.
Figuratively speaking, that's more than that couple collectively makes in several months time, so yes, it was an impulsive decision that we all kind of questioned
Tons of people on Cinemaphile are actual third worlders. Indians, Vietnamese, Argentinians, Brazilians, Philippinos, etc. Even if they're making good money money the country they can still be broke as frick by American standards. Its not like TV are actually cheaper in those place, they just buy weird trash brands you've never heard of.
~60% of people don't have $1000 in savings.
Bigger the better. Rocking a 5 grand 83” C1 OLED. It’s barely big enough in my room sitting on the couch about 7 feet away. If you want to enjoy Kino with multiple people on a couch you need to go big or else it looks weird with it so close.
4K 120Hz Projector.
120" screen.
Other than needing a dark room for optimal contrast, it's fricking amazing. If you get one, be sure to invest in some framing. Don't just throw a picture up on the wall and call it done. Perceived contrast goes up if you have a black border around your screen (doesn't have to be very thick).
Anything bigger than 42 inch is too big for me tbh
>$300 1080p 5 year old Epson projector blasted onto bedroom wall with no screen
Blows girls' minds when they see it, don't see the need for anything fancier
When you need to physically turn your head to see ammunition in games like a moron. Or when 2 characters are talking your looking back and forth. I sold mine for a smaller size, realised I was just being a superficial consumer looking for the biggest thing evarrr etc. Also after a while it just becomes the norm and you don't notice till you go to someone else's house.
32in is optimal for video games. Big screens are for kino.
Downside was me falling for the meme wall stand on a sviwell because my friends talked me into because "dude you are gonna wish you had one, I use it all the time"
Yeah I havent used it fricking once. And since the sviwell hinge is slightly to the side from the center line, it displaces the weight unevenly and now my tv is like one degree tilted to the left. Not annoying enought to take it off, but annoying enough that I am aware of it constantly
Don't need a pivoting stand because I simply always sit in the best seat in the room.
Do all modern tvs come with smart app shit, input lag, loading screens, and advertisements built into menus? Asking from ignorance. I haven't bought a tv since I first moved out.
Yes, but you can simply not connect it to the internet.
Yes, but it's up to you whether you connect your TV to the internet
Yes, but you can dns black hole almost all of it and only keep the useful stuff.
I thought you weren't supposed to put it above the fireplace because of heat.
>above the fireplace because of heat.
not true at all and easily verified yourself. Have you even tried feeling how hot a mantle gets?
I don't have a fireplace, I just thought was the reason. What is the reason?
NTA but the reason is you're supposed to put your TV at eye-level and not up in the air so that you aren't cranking your neck up
I haven't read this thread and I'm not going to but let me guess, a bunch of poorgays shitting on projectors because all they've watched is a 500 dollar piece of shit being projected on a wall?
Obviously. They've never seen shit like laser projection.
>solves the fireplace problem
tism
it's a superpower
my 4k 75" LG was £1200.
I just bought a new pc monitor SAMSUNG Odyssey Neo G8 4K Ultra HD 32" Curved Quantum Dot Gaming Monitor240hz for £1240
Search for "Samsung Odyssey neo g8 scanlines" and make sure yours doesn't bother you. All of those 240hz curved monitors have scanline issues.
Ive had no issues with it so far. had it maxed out oneverything and tried it on the 120 and 240 modes. Im using a 4090 so im hoping I should be ok
Like I said, look into it. Check the corners with certain blue and orange shades, for example. That problem can happen regardless of what refresh rate you're running.
55 inch is the sweet spot for getting girls wet and ready after netflix. any bigger and they think you are a nerd.
When she walks into my house and sees my 85" tv and my massive sectional couch she is instantly wet because it's a display of wealth that she cannot afford for herself. You're renting an apartment with a tiny 55", no woman has ever even seen your TV.
The difference here is that your situation is a hypothetical
Samsung's are shite
Huge tv's are unaesthetic.
t. interior designer
>massive TVs
>thread full of flat and light cuckboxes
I have my old TV from when I was a kid and all my old systems setup in my office. It's perfect to play old video games on, but not for watching kino.
I'm kind of tempted to watch stuff like Ringu on it though, or 80s/90s horror in general
>anon where's your tv? you mean you've got a projector? like we had in high school?
yeah babe just let my grab my laptop and an hdmi cable once the torrent is done
Dropping a projector screen down is worse than pulling out a laptop and hdmi cable. It's the best way to preserve your virginity.
there's nothing wrong with the laptop and HDMI cable btw, it's just a bizarre meme pushed here by people (who I assume) have likely never felt the touch of a woman.
everyone I've showed it to were thrilled that we could watch movies that weren't limited to whatever bullshit streaming apps they or their parents pay for lol
the meme was probably started by the industry in an attempt to make it "uncool" to watch shit for free, the same way they trick people into buying name brand shit instead of the same cheaper alternative.
The larger your screen, the more likely you are to dress like this guy and start a funko collection. 55" is what we in the business refer to as the "Goldilocks Zone".
he's literally dressed normally
ISHYGDDT
>we in the business
what business, gay porn?
Yes that's the one
Projector is way better than TV. 135 inch screen for $200. 1080p projector for $500. A TV this big will cost you $300k... projector looks better than TV too. Way more cinematic than OLED
Bought a 65 inch LG C2 awhile back for TV and vidya. israelite bastards don't put headphone jacks on larger models so had to get a fricking Digital to Analog converter.
I haven't seen a headphone jack on a TV in forever, dude.
42 and 48 have them
They almost certainly share PCBs. Just open the chassis and see if the circuit is populated or not. If not you might be able to swap in a board from one of those models, hopefully wouldn't require a firmware flash.
Which is israeli horseshit. I hate keeping shit charged and I hate lag. Shouldn't have to buy a fricking powered adapter to have a worse version as to if they just included the fricking jack.
Normal people just use speakers for a TV, dude.
Yeah and so do I but I want headphone support so I can have it loud without people complaining.
>I can have it loud without people complaining.
You don't have your own house?
Then buy an amplifier for the speakers that has a headphone jack. Connecting directly to the TV is moronic, people stopped doing it for a reason.
Tvs have bluetooth too
>short throw projector
not do it, the black levels will be an abomination. Get an oled, dont worry about burn in. You will love it.
>Panasonic flagship OLED (the best) not available in NA
NAbros it's over. Euros and Nippon won.
>Duuude if you get this screen, you get so much aaassss
>1080pixels stretched over 85 inches
it probably looks like shit
the problem was always negative space and pixel density, not the resolution itself. Run 1080p to a new 4k TV and compare to a 1080p TV of the same size from 2008. Old ones screen door like hell.
Imagine clicking all those posts just because people use a particular system of measurement
>You are so fricking moronic
Take a seat
At 50 inches and above, tv size doesn't really matter given correct distance from tv. At that point only the content you watch on it, the quality of the image and your own ability to enjoy the entertainment is going to improve your happiness. Not another 15-25 inches of tv.
I have enjoyed some of the highest kino film experiences on a shitty laptop monitor, on a 720p 32 inch lcd screen while also having suffered trough absolute slop on the LG 77 inch oled tv.
>yeah dude, so I told her after 5 inches anything bigger doesn't matter
>compensating for your tiny dick by buying a bigger tv
>tell me you're a virgin without telling me you're a virgin
>MY DICK IS OLED 65"
>RESPECT ME
Black person
TV, monitors, and any general screen sizes are in inches even in metric countries
(and i'll never understand metricgays. my euro country uses metric too but why should every human on earth have the same systems of measurement? that's the DEFINITION of globohomo. learn how to convert you dumb monkey)
Base ten has been a curse on humanity.