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Has anyone other than Samsung implemented VRR yet? I thought we'd see wide adoption this year, but it seems most manufacturer's are putting it off until 2019.
Yeah, I wish my B7 had that and the enhanced ARC that comes with HDMI 2.1.I'll bother with it when LG puts it in their OLED's, not a fan of FALD in the least. Maybe by then AMD will have a high-end card.
Yeah, I wish my B7 had that and the enhanced ARC that comes with HDMI 2.1.
My receiver can do 5.1.2, but the TV can't send it due to the ARC limitation - it tops out at 5.1 I believe.Definitely, and same here with my B7- but I'm not in a big hurry. I paid $300 for my receiver, which does 7.1.2, and that's rare as far as I can tell below $600.
Kind of a catch-22; you need a new TV and a new receiver, but worse, most of the apps on streaming boxes don't fully support all of the codecs that the TVs support. Basically the only thing that seems accessible is UHD BlueRay discs that have combined Dolby Atmos/Vision releases.
do any stream even do atmos?My receiver can do 5.1.2, but the TV can't send it due to the ARC limitation - it tops out at 5.1 I believe.
I love having all the streaming apps built into the TV, and it seems such a hassle to get a third device just to get proper Atmos streaming support - particularly since most devices don't support Dolby Vision.
do any stream even do atmos?
4k doesn't automatically mean atmos though does it?I believe Apple TV 4k does, and my Shield will on apps that have that enabled (which doesn't include Netflix and Prime so far as I know). I need to go back and see what's what, as all of the above is fairly fluid.
4k doesn't automatically mean atmos though does it?
Netflix on the B6/7 OLED will stream in Dolby Digital+, which shows up as Atmos on the receiver, but is some kind of 5.1 stream.do any stream even do atmos?
It does not, it doesn't even mean HDR.4k doesn't automatically mean atmos though does it?
Nvidia Shield can stream Atmos but is only HDR 10
Netflix on the B6/7 OLED will stream in Dolby Digital+, which shows up as Atmos on the receiver, but is some kind of 5.1 stream.
I am sure they won't have any issues with thatDoes anyone expect a shortage or is nvidia and other manufactures prettty good about having,plenty of supply at launch
Thats not what I read on Guru3D.I am sure they won't have any issues with that
I just got back from Taipei and no luck finding the cards. Every store had no clue when they would get them so they didn't want to take preorders. Best I could do is get them to agree to call me if they ever got it in stock. 2080 was easy to find pretty much everywhere. I did however talk to my friend who works at msi and found out some information. Nvidia supplied them(msi) with the most low amount of 2080ti units they have ever seen. They are so backed up on preorders they don't even want to take any more. Also they said Nvidia is implementing strict control methods and only allowing them to sell 30 2080tis in Taiwan this coming 27th. Freakin 30 for the whole country. Of course, they are already all preordered. He said this was very unusual and shockingly small compared to previous generations and thinks Nvidia wasn't ready for this release or something else is going on.