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Best 4K movies in HDR10+ on Prime Video - AVS Forum I've analyzed HDR quality in 362 Amazon Prime Video 4K movies, evaluating 1) Peak Brightness, 2) Average Brightness, 3) Mastered Color Space, and 4) finally, conducting a visual inspection Having a high peak brightness is great, but if the average brightness throughout the movie falls below the HDR range (typically between 400 to 600 nits
How to get 5. 1 surround sound on Amazon Prime Video on. . . Hi I'm using my PC as an HTPC (Windows 10) connected via HDMI from my PC's Nvidia video card to my Vizio 42" TV I can't seem to get 5 1 surround sound with any streaming Amazon Prime video on any browser I use the Netflix app for Windows 10 and get perfect 5 1 surround sound with it
Losing prime - Diesel Place Subject vehicle is a ‘98 K2500 Relocated PMD, fairly fresh lift pump, IP and injectors A while back I posted on here about the truck sucking air, which would cause the IP to lose prime, resulting in stalling after a driving a very short distance With the help of some nice folks here, I narrowed it down to a leak at the tank pickup
Amazon prime movies very dark hard to even see - AVS Forum HELP PLEASE! When ever we watch Amazon prime movies they are almost always very dark and hard to see I have changed my TV settings for a brighter picture, etc and cannot get the Amazon Prime movies any brighter A good example is we are trying to watch Terminal List and it is so dark we might
Stained Cedar, Prime? - Professional Painting Contractors Forum Personally, I wouldn't do it If you're going to prime, you might as well use paint I don't think the HO understands the properties of cedar or stain Cedar needs to breathe Stains soak into the pores and hairs, it doesn't fill and seal, like paint does Tanin or other chemicals can leach out past stain without removing it
The old Factory Primed debate - Professional Painting Contractors Forum I re-prime mainly because it saves me time filling holes and I get a flush fill vs filling directly over preprimed trim using putty which has challenges of its own I save time filling, spend more on materials (primer and finish) plus the time it takes to shoot it 3 times and I'm still out of the house faster than the other painter for the same
Using bondo on wood. What primer to use? | Professional Painting . . . If the wood has been primed or painted and we are just doing repairs, we spot prime it with a spray can of Kilz Usually it's Bondo, Spot Primer, Red Glazing Putty (To Fix anything small that is still wrong), Spot Primer, and maybe a second coat of Glazing Spot Putty if both the Primer and 1st glazing putty are DRY-DRY
Losing Prime - Diesel Place Simple enough to re-prime It was inconsistent in the beginning but then became like clockwork I don't even try to start it in the morning, just pop the hood and re-prime, commute 50 miles, sit for 8-10 hours and will start up 95% of the time, commute back home but next morning will need priming for sure Will probably have a pressure test
SVS Prime Pinnacle Speakers Hands-On Review - AVS Forum The SVS Prime Pinnacle ( $1598 pair in Black Ash , $1798 pair in Piano Black Gloss ) is a major new speaker release This premium model takes the top slot in the SVS Prime lineup and offers a 3-way design incorporating a 5 25” midrange plus three 6 5” woofers The result is a tower specified to
After drywalling, primer or texture first? | Professional Painting . . . Step 1 Prime drywall (texture adheres to primer much better than bare rock) Step 2 Texture to desired finish Let dry Step 3 Re-prime textured finish being very careful not to make too many passes while back-rolling brushing as it will re-hydrate the mud start to come off Let dry Step 3