Joshua Galhardo

So to use Netflix on my TV I would need to use the App on the TV. Does this mean I would need to unplug my sound system and plug it into my tv every time I want to do this since it's not on my pc? If so not at all worth it.

I just recently purchased a new 55" 4k UHD Samsung TV, and it works beautifully on Youtube, but when I tried to use it on Netflix it wasn't working. Upon looking it up I learnt that there were a lot of things needed. After going through every thing, Netflix will still not play in 4k and I cannot understand why... What I have done: Used Edge Browser and Netflix App, Downloaded HEVC and installed it, switched out hdmi cables ( I am using 2.0 ), updated both windows and nvidia, and I have even gone as far as to making sure none of my other 3 displays are using HDMI, as I have read that any other hdmi plugged in can effect it as well as another graphics card being plugged in. The only thing I can possibly think of is that my Ryzen cpu is limiting me. Whenever I have some bullshit issue like this it's because of Ryzen. Can anyone figure this out? I would like to use my 4k panel for more then just occasional youtube videos. Specs: GTX 1080 Ryzen 7 1700x 16 GB Ram SSD 500GB 750 Watt PSU 3 Monitors 1 TV

Hey guys, so I have been having this issue for a long time now and cannot figure out how to fix it. Let me start this off by first saying that I can watch Netflix, YouTube, and all of the popular services like that with no issues what so ever, no buffering or any lag, and everything instantly plays, but the issue starts when I try to watch shows like "The Simpsons" on YesMovies, Putlocker, or other free online websites. It seems to buffer almost every 10 seconds, and sometimes it will last around 30 seconds, making the show unwatchable. Here is the current episode I have been trying to watch that has been lagging: <removed> My internet speed shouldn't be the issue as I have 500 MB/s Download and 20 MB/s Upload, and it usually reaches higher then this. I have tried switching the servers from openload, to vidcloud and all the others. I have tried different browsers, and I have restarting my computer / internet or whatever else that I could possibly think of. I came to the conclusion months ago that it may have been server sided and there was nothing I could do, but my friends have said that it works fine for them, so I tried watching stuff using rabb.it and it worked without any buffering. My Specs: Ryzen 7 1700X GTX 1080 16GB Ram @ 3200 460GB ssd @ 200GB Usage << One With Chrome On It. 1 TB Hard Drive @ 500GB Usage Download: 500 MB/s Upload: 20MB/s

Alright thanks for the help guys I really appreciate it!

Just to be clear, would be speakers blow before the sub? Or can my sub blow before my speakers?

The speakers are great, but I am one of those people who just love to show off to my friends when I have buddies over, and I wanted to know how loud I could make it without blowing them because the bass shakes shit off my desk and I just love that so much.

Hey guys, I recently just purchased the z906, but I am way to nervous to give it all that I can because I am afraid I will blow a speaker or the sub woofer. I was wondering if I could max the volume on every speaker and play music without worries, or is there a safe spot I should not go past? Thanks