Hi Andrew! @Resolve
This is such an important “basics-knowledge” topic.
Thank you for the video. I don’t wear glasses yet, that often. If so RayBans with thin armes.
Many reviews in the past, did not mention the difference in seal, with or without glasses.
The only one who spoke about this issue was @metal571 and you mentioned it on your prior resolve reviews youtube channel.
All available thumbs up!
@Resolve Now we just need you to change your avatar picture with one with you wearing those aviator glasses and the HEDDPhones or your ZMF Verite… do it! You know you want to let your inner hipster out!!! 
You’re talking about @Resolve?
That would be a fun avatar!
Fixed 
@Resolve is currently livestreaming over on The HEADPHONE show youtube channel with special guest @metal571 https://youtu.be/bxriMZMx7jc
No robots? I am disappointed.
I was in the car headed to a barbecue, but I got to catch some of the show while in commute. What a great conversation @Resolve, @metal571!
Very informative. I’m definitely catching the rebroadcast/stream later today. 
Started last night very late at around 1am watching the stream with headphones in bed and thought I fell asleep and missed something. So thankfully the recording was available this morning and I saw the whole thing in 1.5 speed 
Maybe missed the last 5 minutes from stream
It was indeed very interesting
@Resolve New video.
For those interested in the discussion between two fellow forum members, @Resolve and @metal571 on “The Headphone Show”.
Great conversation, I really enjoyed hearing you guys discuss the technical aspects of reviewing.
@metal571, 24P is the ONLY way to watch something shot on film.
I’m assuming most can and do, but as far as streaming boxes and frames rates go, the Apple TV plays content at its native rate (or more accurately, at the rate the streaming service provides).
How it looks depends on your display’s technology, and the implemented settings (calibration).
Definitely Agree!
These impressed @Currawong Amos
Schiit Audio Magni 3+ and Heresy Headphone Amplifiers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPSNfj_w-Qk&feature=youtu.be
Yes I think that is the only streaming box right now that’s capable of proper 24p output for some services such as Netflix. Nvidia Shield might be also
I thought maybe Roku did as well.
We have a few Apple TV’s and are happy with them.
I had a Roku and it does have the Auto-Adjust Display Refresh Rate, but that stopped working properly for the Netflix app towards the end of my ownership of it. Luckily my smart TV’s built-in apps always correctly set the refresh rate for the content being viewed. A lot of TVs now also detect a 24p stream embedded within a 60p signal from streaming boxes and can switch to displaying it in proper 24p, but my TV isn’t smart enough to do that, sadly. Those LG OLEDs can do this iirc, so probably getting one of those eventually.
LG OLED owner here. Prepare to never go back to any other type of display once you get one. The newer models are also excellent for gaming with native 120hz refresh and low input lag.
I can second @Xgatt’s statement.
Not only does it provide the deepest blacks possible (Self emissive allows this) but the refresh rates/lag time are very impressive.
I still use an Apple TV though. It’s just easier for us.
@Resolve New video.
Repost with links to threads.
(Thank you @MartinTransporter)
@Currawong New video.