(2016-08-04, 04:04)KoopaTroopa Wrote: However, there is already confirmation from a Microsoft executive that they will definitely be adding Bitstream support for Atmos, etc in a coming software update. They didn't say when, but they did confirm that they are working on supporting it.This sounds kinda iffy, even if coming from a tech giant like MS. Xbox One S is the most affordable UHD BD player to date, but until full HD audio bitstreaming is there, it's a hobbled 4K player.
(2016-08-04, 10:29)JustAnotherUser Wrote: Did this exec also mention anything about Dolby Vision ?I didn't see anything about Dolby Vision. I only saw comments about audio bitstreaming.
(2016-08-04, 10:29)JustAnotherUser Wrote: Is it a source you can link us too ?Yep I've linked it below hdmkv quote
(2016-08-04, 18:51)hdmkv Wrote:I agree it's iffy, but they (via Albert Pennello) basically claim it was always going to be added, they just had other priorities first (e.g. gaming features, HDR, etc). I'm paraphrasing from what I've read.(2016-08-04, 04:04)KoopaTroopa Wrote: However, there is already confirmation from a Microsoft executive that they will definitely be adding Bitstream support for Atmos, etc in a coming software update. They didn't say when, but they did confirm that they are working on supporting it.This sounds kinda iffy, even if coming from a tech giant like MS. Xbox One S is the most affordable UHD BD player to date, but until full HD audio bitstreaming is there, it's a hobbled 4K player.
(2016-08-05, 03:32)KoopaTroopa Wrote:(2016-08-04, 10:29)JustAnotherUser Wrote: Did this exec also mention anything about Dolby Vision ?I didn't see anything about Dolby Vision. I only saw comments about audio bitstreaming.
Quote:Digital Foundry: We understand you've opted for HDR 10 support rather than (or in addition to) Dolby Vision. What's the reasoning for this? Was it a factor of what was already built into the AMD media block?is clearly mentioned here : http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digita...-interview
Albert Penello: HDR10 is the standard HDR format for the UHD Blu-ray spec, and our understanding is that the majority of consumer TV sets will support HDR10, with Dolby Vision as an option. Dolby Vision looks to be a great technology and we have discussions with Dolby often.
(2016-08-04, 18:51)hdmkv Wrote: This sounds kinda iffy, even if coming from a tech giant like MS. Xbox One S is the most affordable UHD BD player to date, but until full HD audio bitstreaming is there, it's a hobbled 4K player.
(2016-08-05, 00:14)Nefario Wrote: Pretty sure it is defective. Mine is dead silent. Works well.
(2016-08-05, 17:59)OlivierQC Wrote:(2016-08-05, 00:14)Nefario Wrote: Pretty sure it is defective. Mine is dead silent. Works well.
bestbuy exchanged my xbox one S and now the new works perfectly
this evening i will try demo UHD HDR with usb key, I do not know if it will work.
