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TVs
There are nine TVs around the club.
Main Room
- Toshiba UF3D 65“ Smart Fire TV 165.1 cm (4K Ultra HD, HDR10, Freeview Play, Prime Video, Netflix, Alexa voice control, HDMI 2.1, Bluetooth, Airplay)
There is a 65“ Amazon fire TV screen on the wall in the main room. There is remote control holder in the corner next to the games, the TV uses a long firestick remote. There is also a small soundbar remote control.
To watch TV, press the 'ARC' button on the soundbar remote control. You'll have to turn it on with the red button (top left of the remote control) first. The green button turns on the extra speakers to the left and right of the side bar (which can be detached and moved to the back of the room for example). You can adjust the volume from either the soundbar remote control or the firestick TV remote. Press the home button (little house in top middle) to get to the list of icons for Jellyfin, Youtube etc.
It's the same process to play games (use 'ARC' on the soundbar TV), but press home, and navigate to the source button (it's shaped like a square with a line through one side). The gaming PC on the window ledge is HDMI3.
- Spotify TV, model to follow
There is also a TV mounted on the wall above the Spotify PC, this can be used with the Wii (PC/SCART from the input list) or as a second/duplicate monitor for the Spotify PC (HDMI1). There is a gray remote control for it usually on the table next to or on the Hi-Fi.
Kitchen
There is a remote control usually sitting on the coffee table or on the glass TV stand. There is also a smaller firestick remote (press the HOME button to wake it up). If you need to switch the HDMI, the firestick is plugged into HDMI2 (but it renames it to 'GAME' on the input select screenm - it's 2 down from the top).
Lounge
There are four TVs in the lounge, there is usually an associated remote placed in front of it on each TV unit. Check the game shelves as well if you can't find one.
Arcade
There are two TVs mounted on the wall, they are both Samsung and share the same remote (so you can generally only turn them on or off at the same time unless you try to cover the sensor with your hand).
The TV mounted on the sitdown arcade has a remote that is usually sitting just in front of it, on the arcade shelf.
