2017-01-23, 09:15
Have been testing it more yesterday.
Regarding the Deep Colour issue if I set it to 10bit on the player then everything works fine. I haven't tested 12bit as yet but changing it to Auto results in a blank screen.
And now the HDMI resolution is detected at 3840 x 2160p@640Hz correctly when I set it to Auto in the HDMI setting.
I noticed that setting the autoframe rate to 23.9x causes the resolution to be downgraded to 1080p for all the videos including 4K and that causes the jerkiness. Look at the setting's description it clearly states that enabling this setting will result in the resolution to be downgraded to 1080p.
I am not sure why they have implemented the feature so that all the videos get dowgraded irrespective of their original resolution.
Having more than one subtitle seems to confuse the player and it randomly keeps displaying some wrong text. I have to test this further.
ATM it doesn't look very bad but the actual test will be when I get my E6 and hook it up to my AV receiver.
Regarding the Deep Colour issue if I set it to 10bit on the player then everything works fine. I haven't tested 12bit as yet but changing it to Auto results in a blank screen.
And now the HDMI resolution is detected at 3840 x 2160p@640Hz correctly when I set it to Auto in the HDMI setting.
I noticed that setting the autoframe rate to 23.9x causes the resolution to be downgraded to 1080p for all the videos including 4K and that causes the jerkiness. Look at the setting's description it clearly states that enabling this setting will result in the resolution to be downgraded to 1080p.
I am not sure why they have implemented the feature so that all the videos get dowgraded irrespective of their original resolution.
Having more than one subtitle seems to confuse the player and it randomly keeps displaying some wrong text. I have to test this further.
ATM it doesn't look very bad but the actual test will be when I get my E6 and hook it up to my AV receiver.
