What new 55" 4K TV?

On the homelab front there is a Plex server that is fed movies/TV via Ombi/Sonarr/Radarr.

That is in your internal network.

Your downloads will take place at a specific time. Mine is usually from 12 to 7AM when everyone is sleeping.

So I don't see why 200MB is needed. Maybe your devices can connect via the 5GHz band on your internal network.

What am I missing here?
 
That is in your internal network.

Your downloads will take place at a specific time. Mine is usually from 12 to 7AM when everyone is sleeping.

So I don't see why 200MB is needed. Maybe your devices can connect via the 5GHz band on your internal network.

What am I missing here?

Yes, the Plex server serves the content locally, but the Radarr/Sonarr has to download it from somewhere. The beauty of the system is I can request a movie via Ombi and be ready to watch it under 10 minutes.

When I want to watch something, I want to see it now, and not wait until tomorrow night.

I love bandwidth, hell if there was a 1GB package available I would be all over it, but my ISP, Cool Ideas, does not offer one.
 
Do you know which models they are? The Panasonic website (local) seems to indicate that we only get the mid-range models. In New Zealand, you can get the higher end models (even OLED).
It's on the Panasonic website. I got the 49EX600 or something like that. Probably mid range.
 
There was someone on carbonite selling discount vouchers for Samsung tv's ECT maybe worth having a look at ...
 
R30k TV a bargain?

It is literally the best TV of 2017 from many objective sources.

So yes it's quite the bargain.

I'm really miffed I paid only R5k less for the smaller 55-inch and didn't wait. Just didn't expect stock to float around this long.
 
Priories I suppose. I don't spend nearly enough time in front of a TV to want to pay that.
Though, horizon zero dawn on PS4 pro should be a blast on that.
 
Priories I suppose. I don't spend nearly enough time in front of a TV to want to pay that.
Though, horizon zero dawn on PS4 pro should be a blast on that.

Burnt in HUDs and everything !
 
Is that an issue in general or on that TV?

In general on OLED.

If not burn in, there will be retention. It won't affect many users, but if you're displaying plenty static images, I'd be a little concerned. I remember buying my plasma and was warned about retention and burn in ... but I ignored it. I never got permanent burn in, but the retention bugged me hugely and I could see it everywhere (credits was a biggy)
 
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