The Best TV Consumption Books of All Time

Do you pay for cable or satellite TV? Do you want to pay half of what you currently pay and still get all the same great news, sports and entertainment? If your answers to these questions were both "yes" then you need to get this book today! James Eldredge, a thirteen year computer veteran, has put together a book filled with all of the information you need to cut the cable TV cord and move completely to internet and over-the-air streaming media. Taken from dozens of hours of research and personal experience, this book contains everything you need to get started streaming, whether you're a technology guru or a 'noobie.

' Here's a sampling of what you'll learn from "TV Without Cable": - How to get cable TV quality entertainment for half the cost - What 'OTA' TV is and how to get it for free - What pros and cons different streaming services offer - How to find out what local stations broadcast in your area - How to pick the right kind of digital TV antenna - And much more! Keeping to his philosophy of making things as simple as possible, James has gone straight to the heart of the matter and included all of the essential information you NEED to know when getting ready to switch from cable TV to streaming TV. If you're looking for lots of complicated jargon that goes on and on for hundreds of pages, this isn't the book for you. If you're looking for a clear, plain English, no-nonsense explanation about the fundamentals and essentials of streaming TV and how to cut your cable bill, this is the book you need. James Eldredge is a thirteen year computer technology veteran and has worked with all types of clients, from stay-at-home moms to multi-million dollar law firms. James focuses on a simple approach to troubleshooting, focusing on the smart way of troubleshooting instead of beating his head against the wall. This unique angle has gained him hundreds of happy clients and helped him build a successful consulting business that helps teach users as much as it fixes their problems.

Cut the cable television cord and cut your monthly bills. Are you one of those people who have 500 television channels to choose from and you can never find anything to watch? Maybe it’s time to cut the cable cord and take full control of what’s on your television. All you need to get started with this popular money saving strategy is an Internet connection, a device to stream to, and the advice in this book. With Cord Cutting For Dummies, you go from evaluating if cord cutting is the right choice for your budget to acquiring the technology to get the programming you actually want. 

You’ll discover the technology you need for streaming, select the service or services that fit your needs, and make the components of your setup work together―all within your budget. Cord Cutting For Dummies offers the steps to going from wired to wireless, including:. Deciding if you need to upgrade your Wi-Fi equipment and service.Evaluating your current devices.Adding a smart TV to the mix.Choosing the best streaming services for you―including some free optionsWhen you’re ready to untether yourself from the cable or satellite, Cord Cutting For Dummies shows you, step by step, how to break free. Pick up a copy and you’ll be watching your favorite movie or TV show in no time!

IEC TR 63449:2023 presents a study of the impact of high dynamic range (HDR) technologies with "dynamic metadata" on TV luminance and power consumption. It compares the power consumption of content with dynamic metadata to the same content without dynamic metadata. Non-dynamic "static metadata" HDR technologies such as HDR10 and non-metadata HDR such as HLG, were previously studied in IEC TR 63274:2021. This document also reviews the current HDR TV market and analyses existing HDR TV power measurement methods and considerations for any changes to those power measurement standards.

While this document studies the results of content that include Dolby Vision® and HDR10+ dynamic metadata, any comparison of these two technologies is outside of the scope of this document.