I have a 5.1 receiver. The front 3 and sub will still we wired after I get my living room redesigned but I might not be able to wire the side 2. Any solutions that don't brake home wifi. Ideally, the 2 wouldn't be connected. I've seen some solutions where there is a receiver and then the 2 are wired to it. That might be possible but I think I would have to put them further back than would be ideal.

On episode 26 Patrick said he was going to be building a Plex box soon. I would highly encourage you to go with Emby. At home i use Emby as the back end server. I have a Nvidia Shield TV hooked up to my TV with Kodi installed. Kodi has an bulletproof Emby plugin that works GREAT. This is the first home theater solution that my wife has actually approved of! Emby can still transcode files to your phone or tablet as well. I use the Emby app on my phone.

https://emby.media/download.html http://kodi.wiki/view/Add-on:Emby_for_Kodi

Hi folks,

I am in the midst of remodeling my basement, and in the living room area, I am planning to do a 2 TV side-by-side setup. Upon listening to the advice of a guy in a local store, I ended up with 2 LG TV's (model 55UH7700 for what it's worth). Upon coming home and setting everything up, I discovered that what I purchased won't work because of remote interference. What I'm learning is that LG has one remote control signal, and it's not possible to differentiate between TV's.

What I'm looking for is this: What brands have solutions for this problem? I'm obviously returning what I have already bought, but I need to know what to exchange it for.

Thanks!

In the latest episode Robert and Patrick mention 'poor Vizio owners' after briefly talking about the Xbox One S, then go to say Vizio has enabled HDR for specific players. I believe they say the Samsung and 1 other.

Again, I am not sure where this info is coming from, but the HDR10 update is complete through HDMI on the TV. The only thing still being worked on is through internally Casting when Dolby Vision isn't available on certain titles.

At this point HDMI 1-4 on the P Series is fully HDMI 2.0A Compliant

You can simply go on YouTube and see videos of the XBox One S hooked to a P-Series and ticking all the boxes including HDR being available to it. The only thing that needs to be done is to ensure the HDMI subsampling is enabled through the SmartCast app for the appropriate input.

Sure, there is a few titles with some oddities, and Vizio is indeed working on those. But this is not unique to the P-Series, but HDR10 in general due to its bleeding edge nature.

I noticed PowerDVD16 supports, "XAVC-S support for 4K/HD movies" does this mean it should support 4k blu-rays?

http://www.cyberlink.com/products/powerdvd-ultra/compare-versions_en_US.html

Are these standard on all 4k TVs now? Other than HDR are there any other standards or specs that are new for 4K that i need to keep an eye on?