2023-11-20, 02:07
Hello.
I’ve been using the nvidia shield pro 2019 with my lg cs oled. I decided to buy the S90C Samsung and came to find out that my TV will no longer support Dolby vision. My shield has Netflix 4k subscription, YouTube with no ads app, and my hard drive is connected to it with movies I downloaded(never actually looked at the format of movies I download, because I knew my tv supports them all, so I have a mix of formats in my hard drive ranging from full hd to 4k in hdr10+, Dolby vision, dv etc, depending on the release)
I use VLV to play my movies from my shield.
I have Samsung Q950A soundbar connected to the TV.
My question is, now that I’m getting the Samsung tv, for optimal movie watching experience, should I stay with my nvidia shield pro, or get another streamer that will allow me to experience the tv to its fullest?
I watch content from YouTube, Netflix 4k subscription and full hd-4k movies I download on my hard drive.
I’m confused from all the information out there. Thanks for helping me figure it’s out. Thanks.
I’ve been using the nvidia shield pro 2019 with my lg cs oled. I decided to buy the S90C Samsung and came to find out that my TV will no longer support Dolby vision. My shield has Netflix 4k subscription, YouTube with no ads app, and my hard drive is connected to it with movies I downloaded(never actually looked at the format of movies I download, because I knew my tv supports them all, so I have a mix of formats in my hard drive ranging from full hd to 4k in hdr10+, Dolby vision, dv etc, depending on the release)
I use VLV to play my movies from my shield.
I have Samsung Q950A soundbar connected to the TV.
My question is, now that I’m getting the Samsung tv, for optimal movie watching experience, should I stay with my nvidia shield pro, or get another streamer that will allow me to experience the tv to its fullest?
I watch content from YouTube, Netflix 4k subscription and full hd-4k movies I download on my hard drive.
I’m confused from all the information out there. Thanks for helping me figure it’s out. Thanks.