On my LG getting PCM audio from an app to the receiver over ARC is a setting in the TV sound output menu - we change that to Auto from PCM and that allows DD+ and that then allows Atmos for the Netflix app
They've overclocked the encoder and found another server farm so both the C8 and ATV better tonight. The C8 still blurring but the quality of the image with HDR is still more natural than the somewhat processed look to the ATV one.
Although no streaming service needs more than 30Mb/s it does seem those with 60+ available get a better result.
Anyone with an OLED getting other than an LG C9 getting aggressive dimming on certain shots? In studio and when something bright e.g floodlights. Only on the HDR feeds
Anyone with an OLED getting other than an LG C9 getting aggressive dimming on certain shots? In studio and when something bright e.g floodlights. Only on the HDR feeds
I have a C9 and was getting it on the Liverpool game. Not tried any other feeds. Seemed to improve if I upped the dynamic contrast? Could have been wishful thinking!
Anyone with an OLED getting other than an LG C9 getting aggressive dimming on certain shots? In studio and when something bright e.g floodlights. Only on the HDR feeds
Didn’t notice anything like that on a C7. All three HDR matches seemed fine.
Could it be the logo dimming thing, whatever it’s called, being over aggressive?
Didn’t notice anything like that on a C7. All three HDR matches seemed fine.
Could it be the logo dimming thing, whatever it’s called, being over aggressive?
Anyone with an OLED getting other than an LG C9 getting aggressive dimming on certain shots? In studio and when something bright e.g floodlights. Only on the HDR feeds
Yes on my LG B8 especially in the studio it appears too dark but then slowly brightens. I’ve watched games on all 3 evenings and it’s been the same every time. Don’t notice it when watching the actual game though. Weird or something their or my end?
Yes on my LG B8 especially in the studio it appears too dark but then slowly brightens. I’ve watched games on all 3 evenings and it’s been the same every time. Don’t notice it when watching the actual game though. Weird or something their or my end?
The software engineer in me thinks that perhaps the hardware which the Panasonic TVs are running on are suffering from the same limitation as the Apple TV 4K, in that they cannot support 4K HDR at GREATER than 30 frames per second.
This would make sense of the fact that you are getting 1080p 50 fps streams. The minimum fps these sports broadcasters are going for now is 50 (which is great!).
I wonder if on the UHD game this evening (the Arsenal game) if you might be able to get 1080p HDR 50fps? This would certainly be interesting. If not then that would imply that Prime are exclusively saving the HDR stream for the 4K stream as well.
Had a quick look at the UHD game on Thursday, same result, no HDR and in 1080p bad motion issues, all extras turned off. So I think the Panasonic Amazon app is just not upto it and or the hardware in the Panasonic isn't up to it. Quite disappointing really.
Was a bit of a mixed bag on my 902 , sometimes stunning and at others it confused the display no end . On the whole though the whole package from Amazon I thought was above par over Sky , especially as Sky Q as yet cannot do HDR . It needs work to sort out the drop outs but I enjoyed the commentary( on certain games ) and the ingame stats . Early doors but a welcome one .