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<blockquote data-quote="Seaviewer" data-source="post: 407851" data-attributes="member: 57">My smart TV upgraded from Android 9 to Android 11 the other day.I have my DVD player connected to the Composite input, and, before, I would switch the TV to Composite, then stand up, walk across the room, turn on the DVD player and load the disc, go back and sit down.Now, the TV won&#039;t let me switch to Composite; it tells me there is no device connected. So I have to go over and turn the DVD player on, go back and switch to Composite, go back and load the DVD player, go back and sit down.I know this is not really a big deal in the great scheme of things, but it&#039;s not the first time I&#039;ve found that new software or a new device actually has less functionality than the old one.Another example: I&#039;ve had to buy a new mobile phone because of the switch-off of the 3G network. The old one used to ding when the battery was fully charged; the new one doesn&#039;t, so I have no idea when to turn the power point off.I just don&#039;t understand why anyone would deliberately make these choices.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Seaviewer, post: 407851, member: 57"] My smart TV upgraded from Android 9 to Android 11 the other day. I have my DVD player connected to the Composite input, and, before, I would switch the TV to Composite, then stand up, walk across the room, turn on the DVD player and load the disc, go back and sit down. Now, the TV won't let me switch to Composite; it tells me there is no device connected. So I have to go over and turn the DVD player on, go back and switch to Composite, go back and load the DVD player, go back and sit down. I know this is not really a big deal in the great scheme of things, but it's not the first time I've found that new software or a new device actually has less functionality than the old one. Another example: I've had to buy a new mobile phone because of the switch-off of the 3G network. The old one used to ding when the battery was fully charged; the new one doesn't, so I have no idea when to turn the power point off. I just don't understand why anyone would deliberately make these choices. [/QUOTE]

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