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Is TV Dead? Global TV Shipments Hit a Decade Low in 2023
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Nothing prevents you from using your Smart TV in the same way as a dumb TV. Just don't connect your TV to the internet and use a third-party device via HDMI.
If you do that, depending on the TV, you might have some system messages and stuff on startup..
But yeah it’s a good start.
If TV can't remember last used HDMI port that TV is a shit.
What is the problem?