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Hmm hadn't even logged in then, wish I had, I might have taken a chance and burnt up some of my ratio..remember remember the 17th of November when I said what.cd was Dead. lol
Hmm hadn't even logged in then, wish I had, I might have taken a chance and burnt up some of my ratio..remember remember the 17th of November when I said what.cd was Dead. lol
LOL I was about to download my first 2160p release today (I know you aren't being serious that's all you watch) how are they?i for one am glad i fucking hate those SD 480p screeners, and yes i don't care no one else gets to see them either its 2160p or nothing for me and my choice should dictate what everyone else gets too
I'm pretty much like your wife. I feel I can tell a difference, but it doesn't matter to me. Been doing the SD rips for a long time, no more than 400mb per TV episode. I mean I realize that NAS storage solutions are becoming more popular, but 30-40 gigs per episode? Holy fuck. Guess my SD preference has also allowed me to use a 3TB drive for the last few years as well though.pretty awesome if you can get the 10 bit rips and use an HDR enabled player like Kodi. Wife cannot tell the difference between DVD and 2160p no matter how many times I show her a color contrast pause image or fast motion screens. The biggest plus for me is the loss of artifacts, even with 1080p rips you still see a lot of jaggies but pretty much never with 2160p rips.
The size is insane though, just downloaded Goodfellas at 2160p and its 60 gigs. Fortunately most movies are shit so no need to really keep a big library, just like a dozen 2160p movies or so. TV Rips are now starting to be 2160p too, like I just downloaded The Expanse from amazon prime (I have a prime account, just prefer local copy) and will rewatch that. Grand Tour at 2160p is fucking insane, but again each episode is 30-40 gigs.
i for one am glad i fucking hate those SD 480p screeners, and yes i don't care no one else gets to see them either its 2160p or nothing for me and my choice should dictate what everyone else gets too
pretty awesome if you can get the 10 bit rips and use an HDR enabled player like Kodi. .
The size is insane though, just downloaded Goodfellas at 2160p and its 60 gigs.
MPC-HC 64 and Kodi play the Goodfellas file - Goodfellas (1990) 2160p 4K UltraHD BluRay (x265 HEVC 10bit) 2ch AC3 - just fine for me, I usually play on the TV just attached to my PC so straight out to that. I don't think HDR is "active" since I don't think PC players do full 10 bit yet just 8 bit.
For 10 bit I can copy the MKV file to a USB drive and just attach it to the Samsung (I hook it on to the big ass dongle thing not the back port) and I believe it enables HDR but honestly don't see any difference between that and the version I output from the PC.
make sure your samsung is set to settings / picture / expert settings / HDMI UHD Color / ON for whichever HDMI ports have 4K HDR outputs - ps4, xbox one, and PC for me.
What spec pc do you have?
Madshi, the guy that develops madvr replied to my avs forum post and basically said I need no cpu is powerful enough to software decode 10 bit hevc yet and I need a geforce 10 series.
Not worth upgrading yet as the 10 bit hevc stuff doesn't come with surround sound
thats definitely bullshit, any 2016 TV can play USB mkv 10 bit HEVC (265) files just fine and they are running the equivalent of mobile phones with no GPUs. The GeForce comment makes ZERO sense, GPU cards are used for 3d rendering not for decoding video streams. Decompression is 100% CPU bound, GPUs wouldn't do jack shit for it.
What 99.99% is the issue is that TrueHD and Atmos audio streams require proprietary libraries and open source players can't use them since they stop becoming open source if they do. So VLC, the player I use 99% of the time, doesn't work if the audio stream is either one. When a regular player tries to decode TrueHD/Atmos it causes the video and audio to both stutter dramatically, which is probably what you are seeing.
just grab MPC-HD and you will likely play the video file just fine, its a bit simpler/easier than Kodi on a PC.
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