THE FUSE

That said, not all TVs are well-suited to this kind of usage — in fact, most aren't. There's a reason are specifically designed to run in always-on mode. Regular TVs will use a lot of power to show some artwork, and some models of OLED sets are susceptible to burn-in. So, even if you do give this a shot, shut things down when you're not in the room and make sure the images cycle consistently so one shot doesn't end up there forever.