Email: info@fivestarcomputercare.com
Phone: 716.982.9381
Hours: 9am - 8pm Mon-Sat

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Setting up a home theater system can be overwhelming. So many cords, so many manuals, so many things to learn! The more components you add to improve your experience, the more complex the setup becomes. At Five Star, we live and breathe this stuff every day. Let us help you get started on the right foot with our planning and installation services.

One of the biggest changes to home theater is the emergence of Smart TV technology. Smart TV enhances and modernizes your viewing experience, bringing the Internet directly to your couch. With a Smart TV capable device, you can watch movies, TV shows, and listen to music, all on-demand. The device can access media from your home media server, as well as the Internet through companies like Netflix, Hulu, Disney+ or Last.FM. Some devices also include widgets, which allow you to perform other types of activities, such as checking the local weather, surfing the Web, or catching up on Facebook. With on-demand, relaxing in front of the TV works around your schedule, not the other way around.

By integrating new technology to your home theater system, Five Star is introducing you to a new level of entertainment experience, minus the headaches. Whether you're upgrading to HDTV, adding surround sound, or embracing Smart TV, we're here to make your home theater experience stress-free.

Services Offered:

  • Install and setup a media server
  • Install and setup Smart TV
  • Setup and configure your DVR device
  • Consolidate your remotes with a
    universal remote
  • Install and setup an HDTV
  • Calibrate your TV
  • Install and setup a surround sound system
  • Calibrate your surround sound system

Five Star Quick Tips

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TV networks only transmit HD shows in either 720p or 1080i. So it's not necessary to purchase a 1080p TV unless you plan to watch Blu-Ray movies, stream 1080p videos from the Internet, or watch videos made with a 1080p video camera.

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