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Home Video (VHS, DVD, Blu-ray, 4k)
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On Reddit we have r/dvdcollection, r/boutiquebluray, r/4kbluray, r/steelbook, r/vhs, etc but let's start simply with a community to cover all the forms of home video collecting.
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They already exist. You just have to look for "signage displays" or "commercial TV's", they come with all the smart crap stripped out.
Iiyama screens are some of the best commercial screens. Unfortunately commercial screens usually lack the plug in and play features on domestic tellys, which can be a right faff
Plug and play features like....
Plug an HDMI cable in and watch?
I'd imagine they mean features like HDMI CEC, input-based picture mode memory/adjustment, support for high-quality audio (like Atmos), etc.
Not quite; using USB storage, which people do, remembering last input, little things like that which you take for granted on a consumer telly but isn’t easy to use on these commercial screens
Sadly they don’t make OLED signage I don’t think.
Yeah, I haven't seen any of that either, probably because OLED burn in and limited brightness lifespan would make them basically unserviceable as static or even slideshow displays.