Had the idea of doing a picture wall in my bedroom as a way of disguising a TV, as well as displaying some photos I took.
The mirrors go on a top and bottom rail and the cable goes behind the mirror panels into a little pouffe stool with storage.
need help with sound - don’t want a soundbar but speakers aren’t great
Hi!
I’m thinking of buying Samsung The Frame Pro 2025 (LS03FW) and want to set it up like this:
- PS5 plugged into the Micro HDMI port on the back of the TV, to avoid the input lag
- AV receiver plugged into the eARC port on the One Connect Box
Will the PS5’s 5.1 audio get from the Micro HDMI input to the receiver through the box’s eARC? Or does the Micro HDMI input only send audio to the TV speakers?
Has anyone tried this?
Thanks!
This art has been shared a couple times before. I love this collection, but felt like it was missing crucial details about the art, so I had Claude identify then retitle every piece with the Artist Name, Year, and Title.
My wife and I are in the process of buying our 1st home and now that we can do what we want with the walls and what not we both love the idea of getting frame TVs. We’re considering getting 1 as our main TV (the place where we do most of our TV watching). Neither of us are “picture snobs” in the sense that we’re easy to please. :)
My concerns with the purchase are mostly around longevity of the Frame TV pro, and connectivity issues.
What’s been the good, bad, and ugly with the Frame TV and for you, does the good outweigh the bad?
Barista budget meets Frame TV ownership. I finally pulled the trigger on a 55" Frame after years of lurking this sub, but the official bezel prices made me wince. For context, I've spent entire afternoons debating whether 400 pesos for street tacos in Oaxaca was worth it, so dropping nearly that much on a strip of plastic felt wrong.
I ended up building a bezel from poplar trim and matte spray paint, following a post I found here from someone who did something similar. It sits flush, looks passable from three feet away, and my partner hasn't complained yet, which is the real benchmark.
What worries me is how it handles the TV heat over months. The wood is unsealed on the inside edge where it faces the screen. I've seen moulding warp in humid Toronto summers before, and our place gets swampy in July.
Has anyone run a DIY bezel for a year plus? Did you seal the inner surface or leave it bare? I'm particularly curious if anyone has compared third-party magnetic options against homemade ones for gap consistency. The magnet alignment on these things feels like it wants a tenth of a millimeter precision I don't possess.