A:AnswerI would not recommend just letting it rest on the frame. The tv weighs 100lbs. You don’t want to risk cracking the screen just to not use the legs that come with it or wall mounting it.
A:AnswerThere is a way to make the tv remote work the sound bar. I had the same issue but I am not sure how but the tv remote can now control the sound bar volume. I cannot tell you how, sorry, but it is possible.
A:AnswerFor a non OLED set the image is pretty good. Pretty much about as good as you're going to let in LED. However, that being said, and comparing to the entire range of cheap crappy set and $5,000+ plus I would rate this set an 8 on a scale of 1-10, if you want a 9 or 10, you'll need to go with a much pricier OLED. I was seriously looking at getting an LG and ended up going with the Sony X90 because it does a better job at dark and black.
A:AnswerGet the SANUS BLT3 4d wall mount and wall mount it. The mount is cheaper than a sturdy piece of furniture that would be needed to support this. Given how deep the stand is, it defeats the purpose and sleek look.
A:AnswerFrom Settings you can go into the individual HDMI ports and configure them to force various configurations to support VRR and Dolby Vision. Depending on what you have connected to those ports will determine what can be set.
