2018-12-08, 13:51
(2018-12-08, 13:45)wrxtasy Wrote: The Best Of - categorised - media players on the market (click)However whilst those solutions will play UHD HEVC/h.265 content with hardware acceleration - they won't playback HDR content in HDR (Windows solutions may do if the NUC is a recent model).
Personally I would try LibreELEC in a x86_64 Intel i5 first. LE can even be run entirely from a USB stick, completely seperate from the existing OS:
https://nucblog.net/2016/11/installing-l...intel-nuc/
An i5 should easily be able to CPU software decode H265 (HEVC) content:
https://wiki.libreelec.tv/installation
4K HEVC, which will mostly be 10bit will need HEVC hardware decoding.
Note you are REALLY limited in your hardware choices if you want 1080p 3D support.
I think the OP meant to type HDR10+ (not HD10+) so their set - like pretty much every UHD set now sold - is HDR compatible. Given that a lot of 4K/UHD HEVC/h.265 content is now HDR - you will be limited to LibreElec's 8-bit SDR output on Intel - and an HDR->SDR conversion?
Wouldn't something like a Vero 4K+ with OSMC be a better bet?