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My parents purchased these side tables about 20 years ago and they're still solid. They barely got used because they used to sit in the room where no one was allowed. I inherited them from my parents but they are not my style.

I want to sell them but they developed some scratches from moving. I'm definitely not an expert but they seem to be "surface scratches" save for the chipping on the one leg.

I came here to ask if anyone knows what type of wood this is and if these Howard products (Restor-A-Finish and Feed-N-Wax) could take care of damage?

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I just bought a QM7K on Friday and have the latest software running. I am watching Game of Thrones on HBO Max via AppleTV 4K running at 4K@60hz (not Dolby, to avoid unnecessary processing). I am using the built-in speakers and the audio is out of sync. Does anyone know what setting(s) to use to avoid this? If Audio Delay, what value do you use?

I had this same issue on my QM7 but I mainly used that TV for financial news so I wasn't too bothered. I'm surprised to see it again on the QM7K. I searched before posting and this seems to be a common problem for all TCL TVs.

Also, do you know if other brands (Sony, Samsung, LG - non-OLEDs) have this same issue? I'm thinking of returning the QM7K and getting a Bravia 9 but if the same issue exists, I wouldn't.

I just bought a QM7K on Friday and have the latest software running. I am watching Game of Thrones on HBO Max via AppleTV 4K running at 4K@60hz (not Dolby) to avoid unnecessary processing. I am using the built-in speakers and the audio is out of sync. Does anyone know what setting(s) to use to avoid this?

I had this same issue on my QM7 but I mainly used that TV for financial news so I wasn't too bothered. I'm surprised to see it again on the QM7K. I searched before posting and this seems to be a common problem for all TCL TVs.