Sources for 4K HDR

[vamsikrishna919]

So, purchased x900e today.

What are the various sources you guys use to play 4k hdr on this or any 4k tv in general?

Does any of this apart from Netflix support 4k or HDR?

Thanks
Vamsi

 

[manzb]

Some Youtube and Amazon Original videos are available apart from Netflix.

 

[kray]

Itunes, through Apple TV 4k. I posted this on another thread, but I find it cheapest as I can rent 4k movies for as low as 120 Rs. Complete purchase starts from 300 I think. Other options are Amazon Prime (very limited and difficult to see which are 4k, HDR), Youtube as mentioned by manzb above.

 

[shankara.kris]

Any AVR capable of upscaling 1080p to 4k does this job.

 

[manivas]

So, purchased x900e today.

What are the various sources you guys use to play 4k hdr on this or any 4k tv in general?

Does any of this apart from Netflix support 4k or HDR?

Thanks
Vamsi

Amazon prime supports 4K HDR

 

[manky1295]

Yes it supports 4k, don't know about hdr support though since i am yet to find a hdr video. There's a nasa video in 4k on prime video , try playing that.

 

[manky1295]

Or visit this site to download demo 4k hdr videos if you just want to test your tv. http://4kmedia.org/

 

[rbalagopalan]

I have quiet sizeble (almost 10TB yes you read it right 10TB) 4K content including HDR10. Whoever wants PM me.

Please be informed Intel i7 8th Gen with minimum iris 620 graphics card, HDMI2 port, HDMI 2 cable and power DVD 17 over and above 4K HDR10 capable TV with minimum 500 nits of brightness are required to get real HDR visualisation.

If any one is compromised what you are going to see is a partially colour faded video that's it.

For playing simple 4K resolution all above is not required. When it comes to 4K simply resolution is not enough you will enjoy it better only when it's HDR10.

Or the straight forward method is get a 4K HDR 10 capable player, hire or buy the disk and enjoy.

 

[vamsikrishna919]

How about Google store? Any 4k hdr movies for renting/purchase?

 

[kmathan88]

I have quiet sizeble (almost 10TB yes you read it right 10TB) 4K content including HDR10. Whoever wants PM me.

Please be informed Intel i7 8th Gen with minimum iris 620 graphics card, HDMI2 port, HDMI 2 cable and power DVD 17 over and above 4K HDR10 capable TV with minimum 500 nits of brightness are required to get real HDR visualisation.

If any one is compromised what you are going to see is a partially colour faded video that's it.

For playing simple 4K resolution all above is not required. When it comes to 4K simply resolution is not enough you will enjoy it better only when it's HDR10.

Or the straight forward method is get a 4K HDR 10 capable player, hire or buy the disk and enjoy.

Do you think Nvidia shield can do a good job compared to PC based setup (Power DVD) for the same files which you have, say the tv is same?

 

[Arjun4]

I have quiet sizeble (almost 10TB yes you read it right 10TB) 4K content including HDR10. Whoever wants PM me.

Please be informed Intel i7 8th Gen with minimum iris 620 graphics card, HDMI2 port, HDMI 2 cable and power DVD 17 over and above 4K HDR10 capable TV with minimum 500 nits of brightness are required to get real HDR visualisation.

If any one is compromised what you are going to see is a partially colour faded video that's it.

For playing simple 4K resolution all above is not required. When it comes to 4K simply resolution is not enough you will enjoy it better only when it's HDR10.

Or the straight forward method is get a 4K HDR 10 capable player, hire or buy the disk and enjoy.

Is that content with atmos ?

 

[rbalagopalan]

@Arjun4
Each file from 40 to 70GB. Atmos and what not.

@kmathan88
Not sure about Nvidia I have not explored.

 

[Damonrenk]

Play Assassins Creed Origins and Far Cry 5.
Looks gorgeous and you can get a real taste of HDR.