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High-resolution framedrops at 4k and 60 Hz on a Samsung S95B TV

High-resolution framedrops at 4k and 60 Hz on a Samsung S95B TV

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wazzupman17
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03-08-2021, 04:24 PM
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wazzupman17
03-08-2021, 04:24 PM #1

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goolst2003
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03-10-2021, 12:29 PM
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It might be a couple of options: TVs from various manufacturers often come with only 100mbps Ethernet ports. WiFi provides real speeds, or you could use a USB adapter or a device like an Apple TV or nVidia Shield. Talking about alternatives, the built-in Tizen apps aren’t very strong, and set-top boxes usually offer better performance. A good soundbar with an optical port could work too—try it instead of eARC to see if it helps.
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goolst2003
03-10-2021, 12:29 PM #2

It might be a couple of options: TVs from various manufacturers often come with only 100mbps Ethernet ports. WiFi provides real speeds, or you could use a USB adapter or a device like an Apple TV or nVidia Shield. Talking about alternatives, the built-in Tizen apps aren’t very strong, and set-top boxes usually offer better performance. A good soundbar with an optical port could work too—try it instead of eARC to see if it helps.

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TheBluArtist
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03-10-2021, 01:58 PM
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I believe the demanding video with its black background and static effects might have contributed to the stability issues. Switching to other videos has eliminated dropped frames completely. I plan to explore an Apple TV. Initially, I intended to use it but later chose against it because it already supports airplay and the apps I need. It has optical input, but I thought eARC would be better.
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TheBluArtist
03-10-2021, 01:58 PM #3

I believe the demanding video with its black background and static effects might have contributed to the stability issues. Switching to other videos has eliminated dropped frames completely. I plan to explore an Apple TV. Initially, I intended to use it but later chose against it because it already supports airplay and the apps I need. It has optical input, but I thought eARC would be better.