[Android TV General] FLioong:
For the longest time I have been using tvs as monitors for my pc, one that really stood out to me was what turned out to be a chinese dropship brand

Vortex, came in cheaply, but with many, many downsides that I soon uncovered, one of them being that this brand is not even official or pertaining to electronics in general

This model in particular that I would want to get more info of, has a has a pretty low quality Samsung LSC320AN10 32" display with a RGB portrait-mode matrix, and had previously proven to be a great pain in the elbow to set up on windows, even using CRU and had also tormented me for about 1 whole year because of that, trying to figure out at first what the cause of blurry text was, later on concluding that it had too much motion blur to be usable for games (especially csgo). It was already obvious while being used for regular tv broadcasts.

Apart from all of that, I have noticed another shady aspect of this tv, before I succesfully configured it with CRU, was the automatic switch to a 1080p display resolution as soon as I would connect it to any desktop, which would simply get downscaled bilinearly causing blur, this seemed to happen with any source, especially with DTV, which greatly impacted the quality of the image.

Lately, I have been experimenting with the playback of videos and images using an external usb card in the Media source, the maximum color format that it can read is the color format YUV420, which is a shame, because that greatly increases the filesize. But anyways, the same 1080p+downscaling appearance can be noticed, with individual pixels being blurred and the only way I can easily notice this is by comparing the image/video quality to another 24" Vortex tv I have, that I'm also using, as i'm writing this.

The only downside of this particular tv was despite it having a landscape-mode subpixel matrix, it's a flipped BGR, which means I have to keep it rotated 180 degrees to fully benefit from global text subsampling as well, it also had the option to receive the input in 1:1 natively using the regular menu.

So a few key negative features of this tv, which I want to find a way to mod out of, so I can have it as a backup monitor in case this one fails, would be:

- The automatic switch to 1080p, or perhaps modding in a setting for resolution to the rightful 768p

- Possibly a way to counteract the motion blur? I rather have a feeling this panel was not configured correctly (what to expect from a cheap chinese tv)

- Altering/upgrading the media player

- Accessing QMAP? An option present in the service menu of this tv I use, but not for the other

- Disable/change the boot logo, a bright blue screen with the text Vortex in the middle, which has always been a pain in the gut every time anyone would turn this tv on

below are some more technical aspects specified in the service menu, as well as what seems to be a way to mod it, the usb should very likely be exploitable

is there a chance that the style of this menu can be recognized to find the source?

Another fun fact but unrelated to this tvm that i'd like to point out, is that I was able to pinpoint the source code of this other 24" tv I use, by searching one of the QMAP settings in the service menu, being able to tie the software to a brand called Mstar https://github.com/spyy26224574/lin...ivers/mstar/scl/infinity3/src/mdrv_vip.c#L181