If you like the view out of your window, I would suggest placing your TV on the opposite side of the window, a good way to reduce or eliminate glare is to hang a good black-out drape.
if you or your spouse is handy with a sewing machine you can pick out a tasteful fabric that goes with the decor of the room and line the back of it with the thickest black out Curtin your can find. You can find blackout Curtin at any hardware / sewing store.
You would hang it so that you can draw the drapes back when not watching TV.
I had my wife do this, so I can watch TV in the family room witch has sliding glass doors. the glare would drown out the TV. After the window treatment I can watch TV at high noon and I get a great picture.
Hope this idea helps.
And may the TV gods smile upon you ![]()
Flyingmonkey35
I have a question for all the 'Home entertainment experts' out there. What would be the best place to place a TV, in order to get the best possible PQ. My living room only gives me 2 options, either opposite the window, which might cause glare or in front of the window, and thus block the window view. Given these 2 choices what would you choose and why. If that matters I am looking @ getting a Sony KDF55XS955.
Thank you in advance for your support.

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