Oh by the way, you'll know a Sony Android Smart TV as the TV - at least
in Australia anyway - has something like "Sony Android Smart TV"
advertised/stamped on it.
On 17/02/2016 4:15 PM, Mary Otten wrote:
I'm on a very high traffic android list, and there has lately been
discussion of
Great Pun Mary, enjoyed it .
I don't want to sound difficult but I'd rather not mention a price given
the Australian Dollar is very low compared to the U.S. dollar and also
for the fact that their may be far more Android TV'S available in the
U.S. than in Australia - in fact I'm very sure of
I'm on a very high traffic android list, and there has lately been
discussion of android tv boxes, but not an actual tv set, on that list.
People have had issues making certain services that are not directly
from google, such as Netflix, work at all with talkback. Devices
discussed include the
BT Keyboard support has nothing whatever to do with BT Speakers .
You can of course connect an AirPlay device to the Apple TV right out of the
box, you don’t even need to have the Apple TV connected to an existing Home
Network.
> On 17 Feb 2016, at 9:13 AM, Stephanie Mitchell
As far as I’m concerned the Apple Forth Generation TV means absolutely nothing
whatever to me any longer now that I’ve decided to get my Sony Android Smart TV
and I’m very glad I did the more I read about the Apple TV.
I do appreciate of course that a Sony Android Smart TV won’t be for everyone
That's right. If the TV has ARC audio return channel you can have the audio
go from the tv strangelyto the HDMI out of the AV that is sending the vid to
the TV. Odd right? But it works. Yeah HDCP this ticks off Leo Laporte and he
always ends any discussion of this kind of thing by saying thanks a
If you haven't tried broadcasting I would say that there are a lot of
internet radio stations out there. Some of them are really good. The rest,
in my opinion, mediocre. The reason I'm telling you this is because some of
these stations will actualy train you while others just give you time on
Hi Mary. Funny you should mention the speech dropout issue as I recently ran
into this myself but not with the Apple TV. It was with a mini pc that I had
connected to an HDMI port on my receiver. It was really annoying and totally
ruined the whole experience of using the PC. Like you, the problem
I also got appletv last week. I'm debating if I get netflix, foxtell, or
some other service. I'd like to connect a bt speaker to the tv and cant wait
for bt keyboard support.
Steph
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I have the both the 3rd and the 4th generation apple tvs and you do not need
to have the tv on.
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> On Feb 16, 2016, at 2:50 PM, Mary Otten wrote:
>
> Hi John,
>
> Your observation about the remote being easy to use is interesting. I
> think you
Hello Randy:
To start up a radio station is not that difficult, most people use either
Shoutcast or Icecast as the software generating the stream. You would
choose whether to contract a streaming service or do it yourself in your own
dedicated or PVS server.
To be a DJ with pre-recorded talk
mary, with the new apple tv you can use the hdmi and if connected to a
surround sound receiver you do not need to have your tv on. you can just
listen to the audio through the receiver. also the problem with voice over
cutting out. the software could be corrupted and might need a fresh install
Hi John,
Your observation about the remote being easy to use is interesting. I
think you are the first one who hasn't encountered a significant
learning curve, especially when it comes to actually having to type
something in, such as a mixed case alphanumeric password. I'm holding
out for
hi friendsI'm asking all the dj's out thereif it's
possible...if they could give me a novice.such as myself..a hand in
the rops of internet broadcasting?
I'm wanting to get my feet wet..but I don't know where to
start...any dj's out there care to help?
I got the Apple TV 4th gen last week. I had been resisting because the 3rd
Gen audio was so poor.
I have to say the 4th gen sounds much better. This is based exclusively on
my use of the Apple Music service. Maybe it's just down to the better WIFI
capacity, I don't know, but the audio sound
Hi,
Nope. I've just board the y50 which actually are super clear although
scenheiser has a little bit more top end.
Brian
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