2018-12-14, 03:23
OK, seems I had a bad HDR file. I tried another one (HDR10) and it worked as expected.
I've downloaded a couple of other test files.
I can play Jellyfish 140 HDR HEVC, but it doesn't show up as HDR on TV, so does that mean it is being converted to SDR?
What type of HDR is Jellyfish sample? HLG or HDR10?
HDR10 clips seems to play fine and report correctly.
TV is a Hisense 43AE6100UK.
Are there some specific HLG and HDR10 sample files that can be downloaded for testing?
A further observation is that when the Smart YouTube TV app plays 1080p content, TV still shows 4k resolution. It seems to switch to appropriate frame rate unless the original rate is 30Hz, in which case the TV displays 60Hz. Is that because I used the 4K option first time I loaded it? The 1080p content doesn't look good via that app.
The Grand Tour Seasons 1 & 2 show 24Hz for S1 and 25Hz for S2 via Prime.
I've downloaded a couple of other test files.
I can play Jellyfish 140 HDR HEVC, but it doesn't show up as HDR on TV, so does that mean it is being converted to SDR?
What type of HDR is Jellyfish sample? HLG or HDR10?
HDR10 clips seems to play fine and report correctly.
TV is a Hisense 43AE6100UK.
Are there some specific HLG and HDR10 sample files that can be downloaded for testing?
A further observation is that when the Smart YouTube TV app plays 1080p content, TV still shows 4k resolution. It seems to switch to appropriate frame rate unless the original rate is 30Hz, in which case the TV displays 60Hz. Is that because I used the 4K option first time I loaded it? The 1080p content doesn't look good via that app.
The Grand Tour Seasons 1 & 2 show 24Hz for S1 and 25Hz for S2 via Prime.
