TV

[Octavia1]

OK.
..I'll give yu an example that may explain the meanin of life ...

Did ya ever hav a car that yu parked up in the driveway...an after a month yu wer surprised to see the ting go all rusty all of a sudden an mould an algea an shit goin on wit it an in a month its aged 10 yers from not bean used ? 
Well that's...ENTROPY ....
Ah bollix ...I'm tired tryin to explain....
Need a zzz ..nap ....yawn ....zz at least ...Good nite
Or if yur in Australia...Good mornin ......
 

[Octavia1]

https://www.reviewofophthalmology.com/article/chaos-theory#:~:text=Entropy%20is%20a%20loss%20of,happen%2C%20when%20order%20breaks%20down.
In ape terms ...sort o ting


 

[Cool Boola]

I still have my 43 in and its as good as when I got it. Will change if needed.

[watty]

There is a science behind the viewing distance, picture quality and TV size - https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/by-size/size-to-distance-relationship

So for 6ft (TV at end of the bed), 43" is the perfect size and you won't see any quality difference with a bigger TV.  My TV is 8ft away from me so 55-60 inches is the perfect size for me, for instance.

[Horse]

I don't know watty, I enjoy my 65" at the end of me bed. It's like a cinema.

[watty]

If you like it, that's the main thing.  I guess it's like those guys who buy a brand new Merc for a taxi yet they can only charge the same fare as the fella in a budget Octavia. Above a certain level, the value for money stops.

[silverbullet]

I don't know watty, I enjoy my 65" at the end of me bed. It's like a cinema.

Can you get YouPorn on your 65"?

[Horse]

You can cast ur phone, in HD, to the telly if you're that way inclined.  In saying that I've got literally thousands of TV channels from all over the world plugged into it.

[Horse]

If you like it, that's the main thing.  I guess it's like those guys who buy a brand new Merc for a taxi yet they can only charge the same fare as the fella in a budget Octavia. Above a certain level, the value for money stops.

Maybe they should start charging less for the first few rows in a cinema so. Up close and personal and all that.

[Rat Catcher]

I like the technicalities of TV more than the actual watching so every room in the gaff is hardwired for Saorview, Satellite and Gigabit broadband and I can access one of my TV boxes via tinternet incase I forget to record something and then remember between leaving the gaff and the programme starting. With all that in place I'd probably rather read a paperback.

[silverbullet]

I like the technicalities of TV more than the actual watching so every room in the gaff is hardwired for Saorview, Satellite and Gigabit broadband and I can access one of my TV boxes via tinternet incase I forget to record something and then remember between leaving the gaff and the programme starting. With all that in place I'd probably rather read a paperback.

With all that in place I'd probably rather read a paperback.

+1.

[Cool Boola]

With a bit of baby oil?

[Belker]

I like the technicalities of TV more than the actual watching so every room in the gaff is hardwired for Saorview, Satellite and Gigabit broadband and I can access one of my TV boxes via tinternet incase I forget to record something and then remember between leaving the gaff and the programme starting. With all that in place I'd probably rather read a paperback.

I'd agree, back in the late Eighties/early Nineties I was a dinger at Ceefax, Aertel and all text stations and also VHS VCR's.
I defo spent more time setting them up than actually watching them.

[Rat Catcher]

That's 'cos you had a chain of bookies... not OCD!

[silverbullet]

That's 'cos you had a chain of bookies... not OCD!

OCD and LCD.