Simply don’t let your TV onto the network. If you must have streaming services, I use an Nvidia Shield. It’s DLSS capabilities are a good loophole for not paying extra for 4k on streaming services.
Yo, the Shield has that video DLSS they do? I have an older smart TV and the backlights are starting to dim in some zones; might be time to buy a Shield so I don’t have to worry about networking my next TV…
It does indeed and it works a treat. It’s otherwise standard Android TV, which unfortunately does ads in the default launcher, but I swapped the launcher to ATV a long time ago.
Well, DLSS is slightly misleading. The 2019 version of the shield comes with video quality upscaling for 30/60 fps content. It doesnt touch framerates on games or anything. (However it can upscale streamed games)
Simply don’t let your TV onto the network. If you must have streaming services, I use an Nvidia Shield. It’s DLSS capabilities are a good loophole for not paying extra for 4k on streaming services.
Yo, the Shield has that video DLSS they do? I have an older smart TV and the backlights are starting to dim in some zones; might be time to buy a Shield so I don’t have to worry about networking my next TV…
It does indeed and it works a treat. It’s otherwise standard Android TV, which unfortunately does ads in the default launcher, but I swapped the launcher to ATV a long time ago.
Well, DLSS is slightly misleading. The 2019 version of the shield comes with video quality upscaling for 30/60 fps content. It doesnt touch framerates on games or anything. (However it can upscale streamed games)