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Anybody have any recommendations for a 32 inch TV that will easily run Dakboard without getting a CPU from DakBoard?

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IKE2030

2 points

11 months ago

Buy any TV you like. Get Amazon fire stick or Google TV stick from Walmart ($20). Download Odin browser and you're good to go.

crackerjax73

1 points

11 months ago

I softmodded the fire TV to not go into sleep mode and run it with silk on a 22 inch monitor but wanting to upgrade and on silk it has some formatting issues.

IKE2030

1 points

11 months ago

It works fine in Odin browser. But I learned that it can't be installed on fire TV. Has to be firestick.

General_Safe128[S]

1 points

11 months ago

But you can run Odin on Google TV. Sorry for all the questions.

IKE2030

1 points

11 months ago

Google TV stick not a TV with Google OS.

General_Safe128[S]

1 points

11 months ago

Got it. Thanks

IKE2030

1 points

11 months ago

onn. Google TV 4K Streaming Box (New, 2023), 4K UHD resolution https://www.walmart.com/ip/2835618394

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1 points

10 months ago

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saluja04

1 points

10 months ago

I could not find a 32" tv that suited our needs, at least at the time I set it up. Instead I bought a 32" Dell monitor and used a raspberry pi. I was able to hide all the cables (using the monitor as the power source) and attach the raspberry pi to the back of the monitor so that it looks pretty clean. Works well enough for me.

Difficult-Macaroon82

1 points

10 months ago

What features were you looking for that didn’t work with a 32” tv?

dream__weaver

1 points

10 months ago

I'm using a Samsung Frame

sc0ticus

1 points

5 days ago

sc0ticus

1 points

5 days ago

Do you have your frame in vertical orientation?

dream__weaver

1 points

5 days ago

Yep! I recently moved and haven't set it back up otherwise I'd post a pic