Topic: The Chit-Chat Thread

I don't think there's anything he can do...Switch is stubborn, and my TV is old...

Are you able to plug Switch HDMI directly to soundbar, then soundbar HDMI to TV?
Apparently the Switch uses PCM, which passed through a toslink results in 2.1. Using the bar as an HDMI pass through would allow the PCM to retain 5.1, and make those back channels present.

I think. I couldn’t sleep.

The problem there, even though the audio works and surround sound actually works, is that the video quality becomes really bad. I start seeing the TV flicker a lot and it starts losing connection constantly, especially when I try to play a game.

So it doesn't really work, but at the same time, does...which gives me an idea to hunt down a new adapter. I'm going to see if it's possible for me to connect the Switch's HDMI to the TV and soundbar at the same time.

EDIT: Annoying that it doesn't work right from the start, but at least what I need isn't expensive on Amazon.

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Woah, hold on there sunshine - didn't you already post that message?"

sunshine used to be my dancer name what a coincidence

QFT. I see adult coloring books in a lot of stores these days.

I used to draw on occasion, but now I just occasionally doodle on my work notes. 😋

Wooo I finally have a decent TV in my room.

It was an impulse buy, and I did buy it because I thought it was a cheap smart tv (that was another model in a nearly identical box), but it works wonderfully anyway.

With this I'll actually be able to use my mini classic consoles, and the docked switch looks way better now.

I may buy a fire stick just to get more use out of it.

@Yosheel How many Ks you get?

Ks?

@Yosheel Resolution.

@Yosheel Yeah, like 4K? That's the cool thing these days, so it better be 4!

Ooooh

I believe it is just 1080p (that's what the tv says when I connect my switch anyway). It's not that big either, 32" (wouldn't fit in my shelf otherwise).

It's already the max resolution my devices can output anyway. And my internet is too bad to stream anything bigger than that.

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PLEASE STAND BY

What happened?

Anyway, neato! I recently got a cheap 4K TV. That was an impulse buy too...

How much did it cost? This one was about 150 dollars. Knowing my luck, it's probably more than it's worth. But Ehhh.

My previous option was about a fourth the size of this one, with terrible viewing angles, no hdmi port, and the adapter I used didn't include audio. So this is quite neat to me.

@Yosheel I think it was €399. It's bigger than it needs to be and it does 4K and HDR, so that's fair I think. It looks pretty good at least.

@Yosheel Congrats on the upgrade, sounds much better than your old setup.
@Octane I grabbed a 65” 4K smart for $650usd a few weeks ago. I had to learn all kinds of new letters and specs!! My next newest t. Is a 50” LED from 6 years so I only needed to know 1080p.

The colors, duke. The colors.

Well as long as you're happy about it Yosh. That's all that matters. Personally, I have my eye on a LG brand, 43 in (maybe I'll go for the 50 in.), 4k with 3 HDMI (getting tired of switching out depending on what system I want to play on) for around $350 when on sale. I'm still looking around for something better though.

My TV for gaming is White Sharp Aquos 32'.

Thanks, everyone~

This one has three HDMI ports too, though its odd how two are in the back as usual, but the third one is in the bottom of the unit. Not sure why they didn't just put them all in in the same spot.

....Bleh, you get three, I only have two...Mine is older, though...I don't get many options when it comes to ports.

You don't own a Switch?