(2017-03-27, 21:17)wesk05 Wrote: Cyberlink has this for Ultra HD Blu-ray playback requirements:

Quote:Ultra HD Blu-ray playback requires Intel® 7th Generation Core™ i5/i7 processors (selected models: KabyLake-S & KabyLake-H), Intel® HD Graphics 630 chipsets, as well as HDR, HDCP 2.2 and HDMI2.0a compatible motherboards and displays, which are expected to ship in early 2017.

https://www.cyberlink.com/eng/press_room/view_4125.html

Beebox S-7200U has HD Graphics 620. Not sure whether that has anything to do with the APAVP test to fail.

@etc6849: Do you have a CPU with HD Graphics 630 on your ASRock Fatal1ty Z270 Gaming- ITX/AC board?

Unrelated: HDR still doesn't work in Kodi on Windows 10 Creators Update. My system was updated a few days ago. I only have a GTX 1060 card. May be it is different on a system with Intel HD Graphics. I actually can't find anything related to HDR or wide color gamut anywhere in Windows/nVIDIA settings.

(2017-03-27, 22:21)movie78 Wrote: Is HDR doomed on Intel Kaby lake HW with Windows?

(2017-03-28, 17:27)wesk05 Wrote:

(2017-03-27, 22:21)movie78 Wrote: Is HDR doomed on Intel Kaby lake HW with Windows?

No, it is not. Apparently, it works with PowerDVD 17.0.

(2017-03-28, 21:26)p750mmx Wrote:

(2017-03-28, 17:27)wesk05 Wrote:

(2017-03-27, 22:21)movie78 Wrote: Is HDR doomed on Intel Kaby lake HW with Windows?

No, it is not. Apparently, it works with PowerDVD 17.0.

With what hardware will the HDR sign popup using PowerDVD 17?

(2017-03-27, 15:19)noggin Wrote: Wow - didn't know about the SGX limitation. Even if you use a GPU card that supports HDMI 2.0/HEVC 10 bit etc., if your CPU isn't Skylake (or Kabylake?) and your motherboard/BIOS doesn't support SGX then you're stuffed? (AIUI SGX allows memory to be protected so other processes can't read it - increasing security yet further?)

(2017-03-29, 14:08)etc6849 Wrote:

(2017-03-27, 15:19)noggin Wrote: Wow - didn't know about the SGX limitation. Even if you use a GPU card that supports HDMI 2.0/HEVC 10 bit etc., if your CPU isn't Skylake (or Kabylake?) and your motherboard/BIOS doesn't support SGX then you're stuffed? (AIUI SGX allows memory to be protected so other processes can't read it - increasing security yet further?)

Yes, out of luck unfortunately if you want to play 4k uhd br or Netflix 4k.

(2017-03-29, 14:20)p750mmx Wrote:

(2017-03-29, 14:08)etc6849 Wrote:

(2017-03-27, 15:19)noggin Wrote: Wow - didn't know about the SGX limitation. Even if you use a GPU card that supports HDMI 2.0/HEVC 10 bit etc., if your CPU isn't Skylake (or Kabylake?) and your motherboard/BIOS doesn't support SGX then you're stuffed? (AIUI SGX allows memory to be protected so other processes can't read it - increasing security yet further?)

Yes, out of luck unfortunately if you want to play 4k uhd br or Netflix 4k.

I have the option available in the BIOS, but wasn't activated before yesterday. Despite that, Netflix was already running in 4k by using Edge or the store app before the activation of SGX? Maybe the restriction is for UHD BR only?

(2017-03-27, 21:17)wesk05 Wrote: @etc6849: Do you have a CPU with HD Graphics 630 on your ASRock Fatal1ty Z270 Gaming- ITX/AC board?

Unrelated: HDR still doesn't work in Kodi on Windows 10 Creators Update. My system was updated a few days ago. I only have a GTX 1060 card. May be it is different on a system with Intel HD Graphics. I actually can't find anything related to HDR or wide color gamut anywhere in Windows/nVIDIA settings.

(2017-03-29, 14:35)etc6849 Wrote: Interesting. How did you verify Netflix was 4k? There is a debug screen when playing video: control+shift+alt+d.

Hopefully they came to their senses, but before 4k was only working via the windows store app.

(2017-03-27, 15:19)noggin Wrote: Wow - didn't know about the SGX limitation. Even if you use a GPU card that supports HDMI 2.0/HEVC 10 bit etc., if your CPU isn't Skylake (or Kabylake?) and your motherboard/BIOS doesn't support SGX then you're stuffed? (AIUI SGX allows memory to be protected so other processes can't read it - increasing security yet further?)

(2017-03-29, 15:57)noggin Wrote:

(2017-03-27, 15:19)noggin Wrote: Wow - didn't know about the SGX limitation. Even if you use a GPU card that supports HDMI 2.0/HEVC 10 bit etc., if your CPU isn't Skylake (or Kabylake?) and your motherboard/BIOS doesn't support SGX then you're stuffed? (AIUI SGX allows memory to be protected so other processes can't read it - increasing security yet further?)

Actually - looks like I <may> be in luck. I've got a Skylake CPU - just need to check my BIOS supports SGX and it is enabled? I think it is recent enough that it should be a version with SGX.

(2017-03-29, 22:48)p750mmx Wrote:

(2017-03-29, 15:57)noggin Wrote:

(2017-03-27, 15:19)noggin Wrote: Wow - didn't know about the SGX limitation. Even if you use a GPU card that supports HDMI 2.0/HEVC 10 bit etc., if your CPU isn't Skylake (or Kabylake?) and your motherboard/BIOS doesn't support SGX then you're stuffed? (AIUI SGX allows memory to be protected so other processes can't read it - increasing security yet further?)

Actually - looks like I <may> be in luck. I've got a Skylake CPU - just need to check my BIOS supports SGX and it is enabled? I think it is recent enough that it should be a version with SGX.

SkyLake for 4k Netflix? 4K content from Netflix is now available exclusively for compatible PCs and 2-in-1 devices with Windows 10**

**To run Netflix in 4K on a PC device, it must have a 4K-capable screen and use a 7th Gen Intel® Core™ Processor.

(2017-03-30, 01:25)noggin Wrote:

(2017-03-29, 22:48)p750mmx Wrote:

(2017-03-29, 15:57)noggin Wrote: Actually - looks like I <may> be in luck. I've got a Skylake CPU - just need to check my BIOS supports SGX and it is enabled? I think it is recent enough that it should be a version with SGX.

SkyLake for 4k Netflix? 4K content from Netflix is now available exclusively for compatible PCs and 2-in-1 devices with Windows 10**

**To run Netflix in 4K on a PC device, it must have a 4K-capable screen and use a 7th Gen Intel® Core™ Processor.

I wasn't actually talking about Netflix - was more looking at UHD Blu-ray. Though I suspect that may also be 7th Gen only then...