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Catalina will support any HDR monitor. You would just need a HDMI splitter and run it into your monitor. Alternatively, pop a Blackmagic Decklink 4k into a PC
by l33tbro 7y ago
Catalina will support any HDR monitor. You would just need a HDMI splitter and run it into your monitor.
Alternatively, pop a Blackmagic Decklink 4k into a PCIe chasis and run it out of one of the thunderbolt 3 ports. I do this on my HDR OLED and it works nicely.
- Sephr 7y agoAre you able to get a 4K HDR signal through the official Apple HDMI adapter to your HDR OLED display, or only through your Blackmagic Decklink 4K? I am using the official Apple HDMI adapter with the Asus PG27UQ.
- l33tbro 7y agoMy Decklink Mini 4k was under $200 and does the job. I don't know about your Apple adapter. Were it not working, then I would look at getting a HDCP splitter midway in the chain.