If your app you're using to display the content uses the standard API's it should support auto switching.Does the auto switching work on a 1080p tv with 1080p 24p or sd 50p (old bbc programmes) videos from your own libary or is it just 4K ?
If your app you're using to display the content uses the standard API's it should support auto switching.Does the auto switching work on a 1080p tv with 1080p 24p or sd 50p (old bbc programmes) videos from your own libary or is it just 4K ?
In my Samsung HDR tv dont show the auto switching option.... the menu is the same than 11.1 .
Nobody’s mentioned this but...how about HLG support too? Or will iPlayer content be played in standard HDR?Now we just need atmos and we're set!
Youtube4k requires support for the VP9 codec. Probably never happen.Nobody’s mentioned this but...how about HLG support too? Or will iPlayer content be played in standard HDR?
Also don’t forget YouTube 4K support
All in all great news and I may actually start buying some 4K films!
you have the AppleTV 4K model right?
This is again, a different case. In fact, the article repeats, what I have said:Well, for images it seems to work
https://techxplore.com/news/2017-10-small-pixel-perfect-large.html
What they do, is a different approach:techxplore.com said:SISR has been studied for decades, but with limited results. Software adds extra pixels and averages them with the surrounding pixels, but the result is blurriness.
Do you notice the difference? It is not the earlier discarded info, that is somehow cleverly reconstructed. It is new, different, pixels added. Meaning, the result does not represent what the camera saw. It is a CGI image. The sparrow on the low-res picture has been upgraded with textures of falcon feathers. Result may be perfectly passable for most viewers, but it only proves my single argument - once discarded pixels can not be reconstructed from low-res picture, even algorithmically.techxplore.com said:In contrast to existing algorithms, EnhanceNet-PAT does not attempt pixel-perfect reconstruction, but rather aims for faithful texture synthesis. By detecting and generating patterns in a low-resolution image and applying these patterns in the upsampling process, EnhanceNet-PAT adds extra pixels to the low-resolution image accordingly. For most viewers, the result is very much like the original photo.
I have the 11.2 beta installed and the choices to enable Match HDR and Framerate selected. This does not seem to be working on my LG E6. It is still beta.
Just saw that this will be app dependent. Let's hope all apps get the appropriate update.
There is nothing stopping YouTube from providing 4k besides themselves. Even if Apple won’t provide native support for decoding, the ATV has the horsepower to decode 4k VP9 in software. infuse pro already supports this on the ATV with 4k content.Youtube4k requires support for the VP9 codec. Probably never happen...
It's probably more than that. There's still no HDR in youtube available even on the Nvidia shield. An android tv platform developed by Google themselves. And that has nothing to do with leverage.There is nothing stopping YouTube from providing 4k besides themselves. Even if Apple won’t provide native support for decoding, the ATV has the horsepower to decode 4k VP9 in software. infuse pro already supports this on the ATV with 4k content.
Google has already written software the decoder. They just need to incorporate into their build.
No, the lack of YouTube 4k is not a hardware or OS limitation, it is leverage. Google is trying to leverage the popularity of YouTube to convince Apple to add VP9 to their API.
That’s just shifting the goalposts. There are already apps on the Apple TV that can play videos extracted from YouTube in 4k without transcoding.It's probably more than that. There's still no HDR in youtube available even on the Nvidia shield. An android tv platform developed by Google themselves. And that has nothing to do with leverage.
What is it not working for you on? I’m aware infuse requires an update and the developers are working on it, but the built in video player, Netflix and plex are all confirmed as working.
I have the 11.2 beta installed and the choices to enable Match HDR and Framerate selected. This does not seem to be working on my LG E6. It is still beta.
Just saw that this will be app dependent. Let's hope all apps get the appropriate update.
For me passthrough audio stopped working on aTV 4K with media players such as Infuse or MrMC. There's only static noise and I know it was working before.
Sony UBP-X800 is definitely one of them.HDR is a different beast and I don’t know the specifics of why the Shield can’t play it, but the list of supported devices for YouTube HDR is pretty small.
It's app dependent? Is there a list of apps that work? I'm mostly "worried" about netflix right now. Amazon later.
The beta is awesome, watching Stranger Things 2 on Netflix and it auto switches to 4k HDR 24pI got a Samsung KS8000
It’s frustrating because it’s not working for me. It only plays in SDR. My TV is only capable of HDR10 and not Dolby Vision. I wonder if this has something to do with it.