derekhansen
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I have the 32gb box coming tomorrow. I want to connect this through my Denon receiver. Is there anything i should do to make sure this works as well as it should?
i follow this guide, helped me and work 200% as it should.I have the 32gb box coming tomorrow. I want to connect this through my Denon receiver. Is there anything i should do to make sure this works as well as it should?
What you need to do is just sit back and wait for Google to update the YouTube app to enable 4K functionalityI got a question also, i dont have 4K on youtube. I read some times ago, that tvos 14 will be able to play 4k youtube.
Is not working for me on v14 beta 4, today i installed beta 5. Same, no 4k in YT.
Can somebody tell me what i can do?
I've been on the public Beta programme on the ATV since I got it over a year ago. Never had an issue other than occasionally my Harmony Elite wouldn't shut the box down. Always got fixed in next beat.Why do people download beta versions? Just asking for trouble.
Has anyone brought any of the belkin hdmi cables? I've noticed that there is a 4k with 18 gigabit for around £20 and one that supports 4k/8k at 48 gigabits...im currently using a Sanus hdmi cable but I've noticed its being a bit ropey when I do the hdmi connection test...tidel was playing up last night when playing dolby atmos where the screen would go purple,cut off then come back on again...so I'm thinking of getting six of these so the whole system are using the same cables....my set up is...
LG 55B7 oled tv.
Ps4 pro.
Xbox one X.
Sony ubp x700 4k Blu-ray player.
Apple 4k 64 gig box.
Sky Q v3 2tb box...
I did look at the Amazon basic cables but my Samsung sounbar is a bit of a git with the size of the actual hdmi head...so the sanus cables have the smaller head that’s easier for connecting.The Belgian ones have the same size connections I’ve managed to get some for about £12 each so I’m happy with that.I use Amazon basics hdmi cables and I have no issues whatsoever. Spending any more than these cost will not improve picture quality or speed, whatever anyone says.
I acknowledge that there can be compatibility issues with some cables, depending on the specifics of an av system, issues that may have developed with a particular cable, length of cable run, etc but the simple fact that I was putting across is the fact that if it is compatible no cable will improve the picture quality. Cost of cable invariably has no bearing.I initially used an Amazon Basic cable. Dolby Vision didn’t work, had sparkles and picture breakup. A Belkin cable fixed it.
Hi, you dont need HDMI 2.1 since ATV 4K support “only” 2.0.Has anyone brought any of the belkin hdmi cables? I've noticed that there is a 4k with 18 gigabit for around £20 and one that supports 4k/8k at 48 gigabits...im currently using a Sanus hdmi cable but I've noticed its being a bit ropey when I do the hdmi connection test...tidel was playing up last night when playing dolby atmos where the screen would go purple,cut off then come back on again...so I'm thinking of getting six of these so the whole system are using the same cables....my set up is...
LG 55B7 oled tv.
Ps4 pro.
Xbox one X.
Sony ubp x700 4k Blu-ray player.
Apple 4k 64 gig box.
Sky Q v3 2tb box...
Don’t think I’ve seen a TV guide on any iteration of BBC iPlayer I’ve used.But where is the TV guide that tells you what’s on in the future?
Don’t think I’ve seen a TV guide on any iteration of BBC iPlayer I’ve used.