u/Aggravating-Copy1452

Hi everyone,
I’m trying to update my Yamaha HTR-4072 (purchased in 2019) to the latest firmware.

However, I’ve hit a wall with the network settings:
• In the "Network" menu, if I try to select "Connection", nothing happens (the OK/Right arrow buttons don't trigger any submenu).

- The DHCP status just shows three dashes (---).
- The unit has never been connected to the internet before, so it’s likely running a very old factory firmware.

So, I tried to bypass the network issue by performing a USB update via the Advanced Setup menu (Straight + Power button) but i didn’t go the way I expected:

- I downloaded the latest firmware from Yamaha website and put it into an empty 16GB USB drive formatted correctly.

- Followed the official guide but I got an error “Uknown” during the update process.

Anyone experienced the same issue?

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u/Aggravating-Copy1452 — 15 days ago
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Hi guys,

so I currently own a Sony XH90 65 inches from 2020, and I feel like it's time to get my first OLED.

I'd like to hear your opinion wether I should go with LG G6 or the Samsung S95H, still 65 inches.

My usage:

- A lot of gaming in both bright (no direct sunlight on the screen obviously, but still a bright room) and dark environment.

- Netflix and Apple TV in a dark room, as I only watch those content at night.

- Youtube both day and night time.

I'm not really a fan of the ugly frame Samsung put on that tv, but here in Europe there should be a frameless version of it.

At the same time, LG offers 5 years of warranty for the panels while Samsung does not.

Is it true the that QD-OLED tends to be a bit pinkish in a bright environment?

Also, due to the matte screen of the Samsung will I lose contrast during daytime?

Thanks!

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u/Aggravating-Copy1452 — 16 days ago