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With my limited knowledge, I think DV is/will be important to support. I'm using earc because before the Roku stick, I used some of the TVs built in apps and needed THEY'RE sound to go back to the AVR. The OS of the TV can wear on you after day in and day out using a lousy interface. of all the...

Got it. I like Samsung, but looking elsewhere.

Thanks for responding guys. I'm using the HTPC basically by running Chrome and streaming from Prime, Netflix, Disney+, Max, Youtube, Youtube TV... All from the websites. I have a Roku stick into the AVR that passes through to the TV and sometimes use it to stream from the above listed services...

Is there one place I can get all the basic info? How does it all go together? I know SOME of it. I'm about to buy a new TV but now I have to figure out what works with what. I DO understand, finally, OLED QLED and the variations. Would prefer OLED but afraid of burn-in. I have the TV on a LOT...

Ok, all great info, thanks everyone. I've ordered new cables from Monoprice and looking at new TVs at Costco. Probably 65" Samsung QLED less chance of burn-in I believe, even though I'm not a gamer, still leery. I know that's a WHOLE new ordeal. There are several. Now I've got to go down THAT...

Thanks Edwin, yes it is.

John, The cables are old yes, but the issue persists if I plug the ROKU streamer dongle directly in the TV. Well THAT'S good to hear! Thanks.

Hi all, I hope this isn't too general or in the wrong section. I recently starting streaming using the ROKU stick. TV - Samsung UN65HU8500AF (purchased 5/21/2014) ROKU - 3820 Streaming Stick 4K AVR - Denon AVR-X1600H (supports input and output of 4K 3840 x 2160 pixels video signals of HDMI)...

I've recently watched a few episodes on Amazon Prime. So quaint, yet relaxing.

Thanks guys. I think I'm ok but I need to do some research on sources and whether or not my TV can handle HDR. It's a bit older so probably not.

Kodi, Neflix (website), Acorn.tv, VLC, YouTube. Stuff like that. Just wondering if I can get any 4k video from any of those sources and from the CPU graphics. I know YouTube has some 4k material and maybe Netflix too. I don't know what the hell I'm doing obviously. Thanks again.

Hello all, I have my HTPC running with HDMI out through my Denon receiver and into a Samsung 65" 4k TV. I'm using the onboard graphics of the CPU (Intel(R) HD Graphics 4600 [Display adapter], 3.40 gigahertz Intel Core i5-4670K). My question is, am I getting the best picture quality? Should I...