HI - yes HDR on Disney+Is that when watching HDR content?...
Favourite film. Has to be done
I did the same, first time I have had any calibration and I do love the picture, how this calibration compares to doing one in your home I wouldn’t know, but I wouldn’t think Vincent would put his name to it if it wasn’t professionalI got mine pre calibrated by Crampton and Moore. They run the TV in then calibrate it to industry standard. The final calibration is approved by Vincent Teoh. If you've already purchased a TV then you can find a thread on this forum with recommended calibrators who can come to your house and perform the calibration. It's recommended you have at least 100 hours use on your panel before you get this done.
Did you burn your retinas out when Galadriel first shows up?
Is anyone else able to replicate this issue?Had a weird issue with Now TV though. I changed the setting to 5.1 surround as I have Boost but kept getting ‘PL-0’ errors when viewing live content (such as F1). It worked fine on demand and works fine when set back to stereo.
Tried all the usual steps but nothing seems to work. Anyone else having this issue or know of how to sort it?
What happens if you need to factory reset the TV and lose all the settings? Do they provide the calibration in a spreadsheet as well?I did the same, first time I have had any calibration and I do love the picture, how this calibration compares to doing one in your home I wouldn’t know, but I wouldn’t think Vincent would put his name to it if it wasn’t professional
What happens if you need to factory reset the TV and lose all the settings? Do they provide the calibration in a spreadsheet as well?
Yes you get a report for the calibration settings so you can always add them on manuallyWhat happens if you need to factory reset the TV and lose all the settings? Do they provide the calibration in a spreadsheet as well?
For HDMI 1 then you have the option of standard or enhanced, it is only ports 3 and 4 that you can set to Dolby vision 120hz, for sky just set to enhanced and I would expect the same for blu-ray playersMy Sky Q UHD installation is taking place on Friday. I'll ask the installer to connect the box to HDMI1 (as I understand there's no benefit to connecting it to one of the 4k 120hz ports). What setting should HDMI1 be set to: Standard format, Enhanced format or Enhanced format (Dolby Vision)?
Same question for the HDMI ports where I will connect my 4k player and my multi-region blu-ray player?
Looking at purchasing either a A80/A84 just had a few question if you wouldn't mind helping me. I'm 21 and buying my first proper tv -
1 - Is it better to go with the A84 if they are both the same price? I have seen a few mention that A80 might have a better screen?
2 - Am I better waiting for this 55" to go lower than £1,299 in UK?
3 - Does anyone know if boxing day/January sales will have any discount on these?
4 - Has Sony fixed all the UK catch up stuff yet?
I was curious about that too and asked them, here is their response as of today:4 - Has Sony fixed all the UK catch up stuff yet?
Thank you. Can HDMI ports 1 and 2 still accept/show a Dolby Vision picture (as long as it's not 120hz) with the enhanced setting?For HDMI 1 then you have the option of standard or enhanced, it is only ports 3 and 4 that you can set to Dolby vision 120hz, for sky just set to enhanced and I would expect the same for blu-ray players
I'd like to punch anyone who suggests casting streaming services as a workaround.I was curious about that too and asked them, here is their response as of today:
"Thank you for contacting Sony Support.
With reference to your enquiry regarding your Sony XR-65A80J, we are sorry to learn that catch up apps are not found.
Please be advised that the applications are expected to be available as soon as possible.
We are working to make this available to you as soon as possible, however we don't have further communication on the availability date yet.
Please bookmark our support page in the link below and keep an eye for further updates:
https://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/..._a83j_a84j-series/xr-65a80j/software/00269999
Furthermore, please note that you can still enjoy the catch-up TV content by using your mobile device to cast content to your Sony TV using the link below:
Help Guide | Displaying the iPhone/smartphone or iPad/tablet app screen on the TV
Should you have any further questions, please feel free to reply to this mail."
I'd like to punch anyone who suggests casting streaming services as a workaround.
I posted this from another thread last week. Seems like Sony don't have a unified response over this issue, so who knowsThere are a couple of seemingly more specific references from Sony about them sorting this in the next few weeks, at the end of this Sony forum:
Where are iPlayer and ITV hub apps on new A90J 2021 OLEDs?
All the common UK catchup tv apps appear to be missing for the tv and they cannot be installed from google play store.. spec clearly states YouView support and specifically iPlayer.. surely i cant be the only one that has noticed these are not there?!community.sony.co.uk
Why? It is a legitimate course of action, solves the problem and takes an extra few seconds to get the content on screen.I'd like to punch anyone who suggests casting streaming services as a workaround.
Because it's a poor excuse of a solution for something that should have been included in the TV OS before release. I'm not even sure if the picture and audio quality would match that of a native app either?Why? It is a legitimate course of action, solves the problem and takes an extra few seconds to get the content on screen.
I have been using Chromecast devices since September 2014, perhaps to me it is just second nature. Wanting to punch someone for a perfectly viable suggestion seems quite extreme...
The only thing you would be missing out on is the limited 4K content that is available on iPlayer. Otherwise everything would be even. Actually that is not quite true, the native apps, which generally are bundled as part of the Youview 'app' software (where the Youview implementation is just an alternative GUI for the Freeview Guide and actually, when enabled, disables the recording functionality of the TV...), would cause the TV panel to run at 100hz which fits nicely with 25/50 fps for UKTV content. Casting the UKTV catch up apps to the native Chromecast would result in some judder seen as the software Chromecast runs at a locked 60hz (with no option to change it to 50hz in the Google Home app).Because it's a poor excuse of a solution for something that should have been included in the TV OS before release. I'm not even sure if the picture and audio quality would match that of a native app either?