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(2016-05-12, 20:12)OlivierQC Wrote: [ -> ]

(2016-05-12, 20:09)movie78 Wrote: [ -> ]

(2016-05-12, 20:01)wesk05 Wrote: [ -> ]You also need to know that both the source and sink should have Dolby Vision chip. What this means no Samung or Sony UHD HDR TVs will support Dolby Vision HDR this year (and likely for years to come).

True, only the high-end Vizio support Dolby Vision.

PSid not take long for @wrxtasy to jump in

LG's OLED TVs and Super UHD TVs feature Dolby Vision

(2016-05-13, 00:37)hdmkv Wrote: [ -> ]Hardly. Why do you think I started doing my own reviews?!

We can say:
If you want something done right, you have to do it yourself!


... there are some guys/sites who do good reviews:

- AVForums Mark should be posting his Q10 Pro review any day now
- Lon.tv
- AnandTech Ganesh does detailed reviews of Intel h/w, including HTPC capabilities
- The NUC Blog Similar to above, but not enough on video playback/performance
- CNXSoft

Actually, if anyone likes other review sites, I'd love to know . I honestly love reading more than writing myself.

(2016-05-13, 11:38)looun Wrote: [ -> ]@OlivierQC
about HDR video, do you compare PQ between q10 and Sony internal player?

Honestly, i did not see any (big) difference between both on my 65’’ tv with my eyes, may be the picture seems to be better with the Sony internal player, more contrast and a little bit more sharper.


If the ExpressX engine V2 worked with UHD / UHD HDR videos, the Q10 pro will be better...it's my opinion

Good night

(2016-05-14, 17:53)OlivierQC Wrote: [ -> ]I found some thing about the pink spot, when i select 2160p 60hz there are here, but when i select 2160p 24hz, it's perfect not pink on the screen.