I've been reading this thread and got myself interested in
many of the devices nominated here (and on other threads too), and then, while watching a movie, I had a bit of a "revelation" (of mine, at my small level, not that bigger ones that changes your life entirely), and will just say it here, without any small shadow of wanting to offend anyone, but maybe helpful for some, maybe even to the thread starter,
@alebonau:
- with all those settings and configs and searching to purchase "THE BEST" possible equipment, we spent more hours/days of our time instead of doing the very thing itself - ENJOYING movies, series, etc. (on our BIG screens, with surround systems and all)
I'm sure many will say something like "
yeah, but you don't see/enjoy the whole picture since you don't have the x player, y projector, z screen, and zyx device for tone mapping", but frankly and
realistically, not many of us can actually differentiate the gain having much more expensive equipment and calibrations.
Just my honest opinion, don't get mad on me or start explaining and document this to me, I get it, it is better, but is useless as long as we can't actually see the difference making a comparison between A and B, right on the spot, instantly. Humans are very adaptive, therefore our eyes and ears will adapt, just not to throw garbage to them.
EDIT:
@Luminated67 has excellently said in his post
#122
If you continuously chase the absolute best movie experience then you do two things, spend a sh*t load of money and never become satisfied with what you have.
Just remember why you got into home theatre....
.... to enjoy watching movies at home.
P.S. This seems little bit as the "quarrel" between PC and Mac, or iPhone and Android. Yeah, you can't do anything, but you can do what you want, without spending time to make the device work. Just work. Or play. Or whatever...