2017-12-29, 23:36
Hi,
Sorry I have to ask this, but reading all other threads regarding HDR and 4K just can't give me a clear answer. So here it is:
Will I be able to play 4K HDR files on Kodi if I have hardware that supports it (for example Intel Coffee Lake), a TV that supports it (LG OLED55B6V) and a 4K HDR (10-bit hevc) MKV file?
I'm looking for a yes or no answer, with a short explaination why. The reason for this is that I want to build a custom Kodi HTPC, I will add hardware that will cover the support 4K HDR and maybe more. I want to run Kodi on a low-resource OS, but haven't researched which one is best yet, OpenELEC is the first one that comes to mind. The HTPC needs to be able to play all 4K HDR content, downloaded or directly from Blu-Ray. I'm not interested in pre-build boxes, since I want to be able to upgrade simply and possibly edit the purpose of the entire HTPC (possibly dual-boot with some gaming system like SteamOS).
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Jaspils
Sorry I have to ask this, but reading all other threads regarding HDR and 4K just can't give me a clear answer. So here it is:
Will I be able to play 4K HDR files on Kodi if I have hardware that supports it (for example Intel Coffee Lake), a TV that supports it (LG OLED55B6V) and a 4K HDR (10-bit hevc) MKV file?
I'm looking for a yes or no answer, with a short explaination why. The reason for this is that I want to build a custom Kodi HTPC, I will add hardware that will cover the support 4K HDR and maybe more. I want to run Kodi on a low-resource OS, but haven't researched which one is best yet, OpenELEC is the first one that comes to mind. The HTPC needs to be able to play all 4K HDR content, downloaded or directly from Blu-Ray. I'm not interested in pre-build boxes, since I want to be able to upgrade simply and possibly edit the purpose of the entire HTPC (possibly dual-boot with some gaming system like SteamOS).
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Jaspils
