QUOTE(JLHC @ Sep 13 2018, 01:29 AM)
Did you try browsing fast.com (powered by Netflix) and see what speed you are connecting to Netflix's servers?
You may have a Unifi 30Mbps account but due to various reasons you may not be connecting to Netflix at full speed:-
1. Your modem or router may be the bottleneck.
2. You may experience 2.4 GHz interference (neighbours, microwave, etc).
3. There may be congestion at Unifi's side.
4. Your location may be far away from the nearest Netflix PoP (Point of Presence).
5. There may be congestion, other issues or slowness between your location to your ISP and to Netflix.
QUOTE(megahertz @ Sep 13 2018, 08:27 AM)
i dont hv mi box and netflix acc so cant really sure but u need devices that certified by netflix to play UHD content.
as mentioned in their FAQ
https://help.netflix.com/en/node/13444?ba=S...ck&q=ultra%20hdmi box didnt list there. if u hv PC, u can try watch it thru windows 10 apps
netflix is the 1 controlling which device can get those 4k content
QUOTE(anfieldude @ Sep 13 2018, 08:43 AM)
MiBox does support UHD and HDR from Netflix. So that's not the issue.
QUOTE(anfieldude @ Sep 13 2018, 08:45 AM)
What is ur output resolution on the MiBox, I found that to see UHD and HDR content on miBox u would need to set output resolution 4k 60 and output 10bit from colour space. Also, try to restart box using the settings after u change the settings to see if that helps.
Hi All,
Just an update ; I did little trouble shooting yesterday ; I changed the mibox to HDCP input on Onkyo receiver ; and now it works with 4k UHD!
THanks All!