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Anyone know if the cheap model can handle 4k60 444 10bit over HDMI? "4k 60hz" is almost meaningless without more information. There are some reddit threads wher
by wyager 4y ago
Anyone know if the cheap model can handle 4k60 444 10bit over HDMI? "4k 60hz" is almost meaningless without more information. There are some reddit threads where people have issues with 4k60 444 10b on the (now) previous gen mac mini.
If they've fixed that, I would consider using this as an HTPC (as Otpimus and Movist are the only desktop video players I've found that seem to actually fully support HDR, my windows box isn't cutting it).
- fckgw 4y agoThe new model has been upgraded to HDMI 2.1 as opposed to HDMI 2.0 on the M1 model. Not sure if that helps or not.
- wyager 4y agoYes, thank you. 2.1 should have plenty of bandwidth, so unless there's some other limitation, it can probably handle 10 bit 444.
- FireBeyond 4y agoThat still bugs me. Apple broke DSC in the first beta of Big Sur, and it hadn't been fixed when I switched monitors about a year ago, a little less. Catalina on my cheesegrater Mac Pro would happily drive 2 4K 10-bit screens at 144Hz (via TB3) Big Sur? Not so much. Had to downgrade DSC from 1.4 to 1.2 on my monitors, and even then I could only get 120Hz at 8 bit, 95Hz at 10bit, IIRC. Still not "shabby" but annoying. Really seems like it was broken as something to do with the Pro Display XDR.