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The tech specs say that it's compatible with TVs "capable of 2160p at 24/25/30/50/60 Hz." I hope that means it can output a native 24p signal for movies filmed
by davidcuddeback 11y ago
The tech specs say that it's compatible with TVs "capable of 2160p at 24/25/30/50/60 Hz." I hope that means it can output a native 24p signal for movies filmed at 24 fps. That would make it a serious contender for being the media center in my living room, because 24p seems to be neglected by all the major manufacturers.
- mobiuscog 11y agoIt certainly can't output a quality signal 2160p@60Hz as that's out of specification for HDMI1.
- kenrikm 11y agoLikely HDMI 1.4, 24fps @ 4k, 30fps @ UHD. Interestingly the new Apple TVs hardware is capable of 4k even though it does not currently "support it" (HDMI 1.4, and A8 with can play 4k)
- dtparr 11y agoWhere does it say HDMI1? The only versioned thing I see in reference to the video stream is HDCP 2.2.
- davidcuddeback 11y agoI would actually prefer 1080p@24Hz over 2160p@60Hz. 4K (2160p) is beyond human visual acuity at regular viewing distances, and 60Hz requires 3:2 pullup on the video signal that I find distracting at times.