[Toengel]

Dies ist der Diskussions-Thread zum Blog-Eintrag: Philips TV 2024: Die OLED Serie OLED8x9 mit Ambilight 3, 144 Hz VRR und P5 AI Generation 8.

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[Toengel]

Tachchen,

kommt immer drauf an, was du machst…

Der 908 hat ein helleres OLED-Panel… die 809 kann 144 Hz VRR, wenn du mit einem Computer spielen solltest…

Der 908 hat noch eine B&W-Soundbar dran (fest verbaut).

Toengel@Alex

[Peter]

Hi,

kurze Frage an Toengel…

Was bedeutet der Hinweis bzw. das Feature das der OLED809 Apple Home kompatibel ist.

Was kann man da machen?

Thx und Grüße aus Berlin

Peter

[Toengel]

Tachchen,

also der TV ist dann wohl in Apple Home Kit sichtbar und man kann damit was machen… Ich bin nicht im Apple-Universum und kann dazu nichts weiter sagen. Einfach mal ausprobieren.

Toengel@Alex

[Peter]

Danke

Eine kurze andere Frage…

mein 65OLED903 macht Probleme. Er zeigt nur schwarz bei TV und auch eine HDMI Quelle (auf 1-4) nimmt er das Signal nicht an (Bild bleibt schwarz) aber wenn ich das Demo abspiele habe ich super Bild und auch über Internet (App‘s wie ARD oder YT) direkt am Android TV kann ich abspielen und sehen.

Hast du eine Idee was da los ist? Kann man auf Werkseinstellungen reseten?

danke

[Toengel]

Tachchen,

ja – mach mal ein Werksreset… (“TV neu einrichten”)

Toengel@Alex

[Peter]

Hat geklappt… TV geht wieder 😎

Musste aber im Netz schauen wie man ein Werksreset durchführt (neu einrichten).

Jetzt weiß ich es auch.

[John10]

Hello,

I own 55OLED819 for a few days, installed apps I like but the TV is complaining about low storage. I have checked and there is about 5 GB storage for apps available in total, now about 800 MB left. My old 50PUS7303 TV had 10 GB for apps. I found 5 GB to be a step back. Is it really new standard now or am I doing anything wrong? Is it possible to disable the low storage notification? Thank you.

[Toengel]

Hi,

5 GB is normal (16 GB Flash Memory = 2x Android with 8 GB, of each 8 GB => 3 GB Android + 5 GB free space)

Please see “Update 3”:

Problembehebung bei Philips TVs (interner Speicher zu voll)

Toengel@Alex

[John10]

Hello Toengel,

Thank you for your reply. It is bit shame that Philips keeps the same amount of memory for higher end TVs while the size of Android OS is growing. I have checked the TV EPG app usage and it was normal. I don’t see any app taking huge amount of data. Is there any chance to get rid of the warning and request to the cleanup? Which doesn’t help either as there are few MBs in cache. Thank you

[Toengel]

Hi,

did you also check the system apps? There need to be other apps then, which consume the flash memory… Kodi or any other media center app? Maybe there are apps, which show which app is comsuming the most of memory…

Toengel@Alex

[John10]

Hello Alex,

I have found a system app org.droidtv.common.NetTVApplication taking up 1,6 GB of space. Unfortunately deleting app data/cache doesn’t have any effect.

[Toengel]

Hi,

but the cache was 1.6 GB? And you could delete the cache? Did you reboot Android afterwards?

Toengel@Alex

[John10]

Hello Alex,

it is not the cache that is big, but the data have 1,6 GB. I selected to delete data and cache also but the size is still 1,6 GB even after reboot. I can try to remove the app with ADB but I don’t know whether this is safe to do.

[The Adder]

Asked Perplexity AI and got this answer:

The app org.droidtv.common.NetTVApplication on your Philips TV is a component of the Android TV platform used by Philips. This app is specifically linked to the NetTV functionality, a system that gives you access to online content and apps through your television. NetTV offers capabilities such as streaming videos, using online guides, and accessing other Smart TV apps and services.
<p class=”whitespace-pre-wrap break-words”>Important NetTV functions:</p>

• Access to online apps and streaming services.
• Integration with other NetTV apps such as org.droidtv.nettvrecommender and org.droidtv.nettv.market, which provide recommendations and a marketplace for apps.
• Support for multimedia via network connections (for example, photos and videos from other devices).

<p class=”whitespace-pre-wrap break-words”>This app is a system application that comes pre-installed on Philips televisions with Android TV. Removing or disabling it may lead to problems with the Smart TV functions, such as access to apps or the use of certain network functionalities. If you experience problems with this app, you can try updating your TV’s software or performing a factory reset to restore the original settings.</p>

[Toengel]

Hi,

so after deleting the “data”, the data is still 1.6 GB? Or is the app itself 1.6 GB?

Toengel@Alex

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