topic Re: Is there an = (equal) sign available on the input screen. in Android TV

Is there an = (equal) sign available on the input screen.

mamtor59 — Sat, 23 Jan 2021 20:29:01 GMT

Re TV KDL A9

I tried to input a Youtube URL on the Youtube app but could not find it on the on-screen keyboard. Can anyone advise on how to find it?

Thanks.

Re: Is there an = (equal) sign available on the input screen.

Alon_Solo — Sat, 23 Jan 2021 23:01:26 GMT

I don't think it is possible to enter URLs to the app even if you find a way to enter the equal character.

The best advice I can give you is to enter the URL on your mobile phone and then cast it to your TV (you must log with the same account on both)

Re: Is there an = (equal) sign available on the input screen.

mamtor59 — Sun, 24 Jan 2021 07:30:13 GMT

Thanks for the response.

Yes I did use the mobile phone and cast it to the TV but there was a lip
sync error; maybe there is a tweak for this.

Re: Is there an = (equal) sign available on the input screen.

Alon_Solo — Thu, 28 Jan 2021 01:43:36 GMT

Just to make sure I didn't caused any confusion - I didn't mean by cast a screen mirroring. I was talking about controlling YouTube App on you TV via your mobile - this way you mobile phone acts like a smart remote to feed the TV but the TV is the one to play it and in this scenario, there should not be lip-sync issues but it you do have such and you use your TV's internal speakers then you have a lip sync tweak in sound settings

Re: Is there an = (equal) sign available on the input screen.

mamtor59 — Sun, 31 Jan 2021 08:11:16 GMT

Hi,

RE using smart phone to link to TV

Thanks for the idea, it works well.

Another thing that I've leant about this great sophisticated TV, a 48A9.

I'm getting use to it now, it makes my older LCD TVs look poor.

I'm very pleased with the upscaling , much better than I was expecting, watching SD is quite acceptable.