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> Also: if you’re doing 2160p 10bit HDR, there’s no chance those Rokus are going to play them anyway. I have some 10bit 2160p ATMOS remux movies that are huge
by agret 8y ago
> Also: if you’re doing 2160p 10bit HDR, there’s no chance those Rokus are going to play them anyway.
I have some 10bit 2160p ATMOS remux movies that are huge 50GB MKV files and I stream them over my gigabit LAN to a no-name $80 Android box I got off some obscure Chinese marketplace and it plays them back perfectly with full HDR and my amp gets the atmos signal too.
If your device has hardware based x264/x265 chips it can decode them with very little processing power.
- babypuncher 8y ago10bit h.265 has wide hardware support. The problem is 10bit h.264, for which hardware support is borderline nonexistent.