(2018-02-23, 08:55)hoppel118 Wrote: Ok, thanks for the explanation. Yes, I know it, but for Kodi it was clear even before your last post. [emoji6]
I got my Apple TV yesterday and I am new to this stuff.
Greetings Hoppel
(2018-02-23, 19:19)Memphiz Wrote: You said something about “stable release” - I just wanted to clear up that there is nothing like that for the tvOS port because it’s all unofficial ...Why is Kodi for tvos actually nothing official, it's not even time for it, think there are more and more followers for this?
(2018-02-18, 15:09)Memphiz Wrote: Also I really don‘t understand why people always use the latest builds even when they are not supposed to be used yet. The last test-build was meant for that one user that reported the issue with interlaced content. The versions that are meant to be used by all others are clearly stated in the core testing threads first post ...In my case that's because I use the script to automatically update Kodi and with my changes the script downloads by default (after a timeout) the latest available build. Anyway, I've now downloaded manually the one in the CORE test thread, installed it from scratch (deleting the previous Kodi installation) and like with all other builds I tested I have been unable to have Kodi switching the ATV 4K to HDR. I had to also enable the new option for HEVC HDR accelerated decoding because I was getting very distorted colours in HDR. With that option enabled I see a decent but washed picture due to TV not switching to HDR. All videos I test work fine with Infuse Pro.
(2018-02-28, 09:05)Jecht_Sin Wrote:(2018-02-18, 15:09)Memphiz Wrote: Also I really don‘t understand why people always use the latest builds even when they are not supposed to be used yet. The last test-build was meant for that one user that reported the issue with interlaced content. The versions that are meant to be used by all others are clearly stated in the core testing threads first post ...In my case that's because I use the script to automatically update Kodi and with my changes the script downloads by default (after a timeout) the latest available build. Anyway, I've now downloaded manually the one in the CORE test thread, installed it from scratch (deleting the previous Kodi installation) and like with all other builds I tested I have been unable to have Kodi switching the ATV 4K to HDR. I had to also enable the new option for HEVC HDR accelerated decoding because I was getting very distorted colours in HDR. With that option enabled I see a decent but washed picture due to TV not switching to HDR. All videos I test work fine with Infuse Pro.
The good news is that I could finally have the TV getting the 24Hz signal, but only after changing in Settings/Player the "Adjust display refresh rate" to "On start/stop". So I wonder if there is any other option I have to check to finally get the HDR working. Or if you need any log please let me know what/how.
