Most advanced Android users would already know these tips. After posting this as a suggestion a few times across different platforms and recently here on a Sony TV thread. I thought of posting these suggestions in a thread of their own.
WARNING: Do NOT accidentally or willingly ENABLE the option that says "Disable HW Overlays" while in Developer Options.
Enter the "Settings" Menu for you TV. Find the "About" section, look for "Build Number" or for "Build" , and click or double click on it until the Developer Menu becomes activated.
Return to the Settings Menu, and find Developer Settings/Options , and turn all animation settings ( there should be 3 of them under one of the menus ) OFF. They're usually set to 1.0, change them to 0.
On Sony TV's they're titled (Window Animation Scale, Transition Animation Scale, and Animator Duration Scale). Turn all of them OFF.
More Importantly - Scroll in the Developer Options/Settings until you find the Background Process Limit , usually set to Standard Limit. Sometimes named differently, but you want to limit the processes running in the background to a maximum of 4.
Restart your TV, and give it a few minutes to settle down all background processes after the restart, check the developer options again and make sure the settings you applied are still configured. Sometimes limiting background applications resets to Standard Limit after restarting the device. If so, you need to apply this setting after every restart to the device ( switching the TV on and off with the remote is not the same as restarting the device ) and you need to change it again back to a maximum of 4 background processes.
Enjoy a much smoother Android TV experience.
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