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Don Lapre posted:Here is how you figure it out I use an Optoma HD33 projector and I don't think it has that setting, but also doesn't tell you what it's set to (or it automatically senses it I am not sure) then I have it being driven by an Onkyo txnr818 which tries to do a bunch of video processing which I have disabled. Then the source is kodi/plex running on a nexus player which I don't even think gives me the option, so I have to guess the source, receiver and projector. I think it's set correctly.
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Yeah I kinda remember that all now, I haven't played with those settings in awhile, not since my last video calibration. I just checked the Android TV settings, I can't find the setting, also can't find it in Kodi 17 or in Plex. On my.projector I had it set to auto. Should I change this to limited ? Will the nexus player sense the change during hdmi handshake ?
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Feb 17, 2017 02:17
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Too many hiccups and issues with plex and that other xemby or whatever its called. It's awesome when it works but it seemed like every time I had people over for a movie night, it would have embarrassing BS problems like requiring a server update and restart before streaming. It's definitely a hobby level setup and not "mission critical" like a professional level theater would be.
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TheScott2K posted:You just know there's something completely moronic in this setup if even Plex has "issues." Nah it's an i3 NUC as a Plex server on a gigabit network with some Nexus players feeding a receiver that goes to a projector. I used to point Kodi directly to my NAS and it was bulletproof which is what I switched back to.
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