After many reboots I settled on -20, -50, -20

Imma start fresh.

Before I swap I’m going to play with all the weird things I wouldn’t know how how to clean up.

With a 2TB SSD, I dont want to use the SD card for Steam games. Is it possible to use a exFat SD card for ROM storage so that I can pop it out load up it on any of my other computers?

It uses the same kind of panel as the Switch OLED, dim the screen and don’t worry about it. (Unless you’re looking at the downloads screen at full brightness for 18,000 hours, then maybe worry about it)

My Deck was sitting right under my router and only connected to the 5ghz band. I had to give the 6ghz band its own SSID before it would even connect. After I did that, nothing the Deck did with transfers or downloads was improved with the better connection.

I’m thinking the networking in Deck (or Linux?) is just a bit shit.

I’ve never ever used the Deck docked, the games run better on my normal PC

Also my Deck rarely leaves the house.

Meh, if you have no ATV, just look for a deal on the current ATV

Cinderella (1950) - Technical specifications - IMDb

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0042332/technical/

Aspect ratio 1.37:1

1.37:1 (Academy ratio).

Only slightly wider than the 4:3 ratio used throughout the silent film era, the Academy Ratio was the standard film ratio in 1932 when “talkies” (aka, films with sound) began.

I’ve felt that for things linked with my Movies Anywhere account, that iTunes/Apple has a higher quality but I have nothing to back that up.

I’m down with Apple gaming if I can buy a game once and it works (and crosssaves) on my iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, and MacBook

Bonus points for a controller that easily moves between devices like AirPods

Sounds like the product meets it’s goals of getting high quality video into the PC, and doesn’t limit the HDMI signal as much along the way compared to other solutions.

What do you want to do that 4k60 HDR isn’t enough for your video project?