Viewing BF4 videos via my new TV

[OldGunney]

Just found out I can see stuff on my Main PC from my bedroom TV. Didnt know this was available. Anyway, I'm sure wife would appreciate this as the music collection is now available for her to listen to.

Great picture quality. Better than my monitor. But through put is slow as I only see 2 seconds of video with 5 seconds of pause. All my videos are in MP4 format and I see no problem viewing the videos on my PC. Should I change over to a different video format? Whenever I view videos here on the AARP Forum the video quality is very blurry for about ten seconds, then it smooths out.

 

[shiryu_libra]

looks good, the image quality is niceeeee... what size is that tv??

 

[OldGunney]

That is a 48" Samsung smart TV. Got it recently to replace an older 32" Toshiba. I usually watch TV in the bedroom as wife likes watching her recorded soaps in the living room.

Watch Netflix on it and now I got Kodi working on it. Been watching Picard episodes last couple of days. Have to fight Kodi to bring in the shows.

The very first video I brought up was the one where I knifed you from the rubble area. :welcoming:

 

[shiryu_libra]

That is a 48" Samsung smart TV. Got it recently to replace an older 32" Toshiba. I usually watch TV in the bedroom as wife likes watching her recorded soaps in the living room.

Watch Netflix on it and now I got Kodi working on it. Been watching Picard episodes last couple of days. Have to fight Kodi to bring in the shows.

The very first video I brought up was the one where I knifed you from the rubble area. :welcoming:

those samsung tvs are good, my 55" feels like a live session when am watching all the collection of Stabbin ppl, here and there, and the counter em... but hey, who am I to braggin, isn't it?

 

[Talk2dabullet]

That image is crisp

 

[Dan_]

Yeah that's what it's like with TVs. Way better image quality but input lag is terrible.

 

[bebops-ghost]

Nice, just like being there.

 

[OldGunney]

My concern was the MP4 format. Anytime I view a video clip on this forum the first 10 seconds it's blurry.

 

[GorillaYeti]

That is a 48" Samsung smart TV. Got it recently to replace an older 32" Toshiba. I usually watch TV in the bedroom as wife likes watching her recorded soaps in the living room.

Watch Netflix on it and now I got Kodi working on it. Been watching Picard episodes last couple of days. Have to fight Kodi to bring in the shows.

The very first video I brought up was the one where I knifed you from the rubble area. :welcoming:

You can't go wrong with Samsung smart TV's, there so nutty.

 

[Animalllllll]

Just found out I can see stuff on my Main PC from my bedroom TV. Didnt know this was available. Anyway, I'm sure wife would appreciate this as the music collection is now available for her to listen to.

Great picture quality. Better than my monitor. But through put is slow as I only see 2 seconds of video with 5 seconds of pause. All my videos are in MP4 format and I see no problem viewing the videos on my PC. Should I change over to a different video format? Whenever I view videos here on the AARP Forum the video quality is very blurry for about ten seconds, then it smooths out.

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The videos from AARP? Are they not just embedded YouTube vids? If so, try clicking the gear icon at the bottom left of the video and choose quality then pick the highest resolution setting, usually 1080p HD.

 

[OldGunney]

The videos from AARP? Are they not just embedded YouTube vids? If so, try clicking the gear icon at the bottom left of the video and choose quality then pick the highest resolution setting, usually 1080p HD.

Dang! You so smart! That fixed the issue, Animallll!