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Image 1 — Fibe TV app on AppleTV shows DolbyVision on SN and TSN 4K channels, but the AppleTV thinks it’s SDR.
Image 2 — Fibe TV app on AppleTV shows DolbyVision on SN and TSN 4K channels, but the AppleTV thinks it’s SDR.
Image 3 — Fibe TV app on AppleTV shows DolbyVision on SN and TSN 4K channels, but the AppleTV thinks it’s SDR.
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Fibe TV app on AppleTV shows DolbyVision on SN and TSN 4K channels, but the AppleTV thinks it’s SDR.

The Fibe app shows DV (Dolby Vision) in the top right (first pic), but it doesn’t change the AppleTV to DV output. It’s still SDR, as shown in the second pic. AppleTV is set to match dynamic range, and it switches the TV to DV when streaming other services in DV. Is the icon in the corner from the Fibe app lying?

u/CanadianBurger — 2 days ago
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What’s That Sound Megathread

Please post “what’s that sound” questions in this thread. As well, please check here first.

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u/CanadianBurger — 2 days ago
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Found another Canadian source for ordering parts

Check out raptorracing.ca

For those in the GTA, items can be picked up at their shop in Mississauga just north of Pearson.

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u/CanadianBurger — 9 days ago

Why are some sensors completely wacko when others are more accurate?

First pic is my previous sensor. Didn’t match finger sticks at all. Second is the sensor I put on today. Within half a mmol. Anybody know a reason why the previous one could have such wild swings that were inaccurate?

u/CanadianBurger — 12 days ago
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Aftermarket wheels will typically have a larger bore than the hubs on our cars. While the tapered lug nuts will center the wheel, the wheel studs are not designed to handle the shearing forces encountered when hitting a bump or pothole, or even just supporting the weight of the car, especially when cornering.

That’s why you should always use hub centric rings with an inside diameter of 56.1mm and an outside dimension matching the bore of your wheels. This will put the shear stress back onto the hub where it belongs.

Hub centric rings are <$20 and can be bought on Amazon as the above example.

Edit: upon deeper research, apparently the hub rings don’t actually bear any load. But for less than $20, why not use them, if for nothing else than piece of mind during installation?

u/CanadianBurger — 22 days ago