No I have not heard Netflix Atmos before so I’m quite interested in trying haha. But you should be able to hear the object placement/height just at a theoretically lower quality. Many have already argued that it is hard to differentiate between DD+ and TrueHD.
And I won’t be surprised since similarly it is very hard for me to differentiate 16bit FLAC VS 24bit lossless music since the most important aspect is the mastering/mixing of the original recording. It should be the same concept for DD+ VS TrueHD. If their original mixing is done very well, you should hear very little difference. However if you are comparing physical Blu-ray Discs to streaming or even ripped/downloaded 4K/blu-ray, I do hear a difference - physical discs sounds way superior.

I won’t be using the Nvidia for gaming at all either, I already have a PS4 for that. The only reason I’m considering the Pro version is because of the bloody USB port that the normal Shield lacks
Did you face any hanging/stuttering when playing 4K files (40-80gb size) on your Nvidia Pro via usb external hard disk?

Haha my wife still uses the PS4 now and then, so to wait nearly 1/2 a year without a PS4 might be a bit troublesome..
Thanks, hopefully will get it by this weekend to play around with 
Thanks for the feedback, in the end i went for the Shield since i read Apple TV 4k USB port can't be used to read external HDD

Whoops lol, must have been the older model then where the port was only used for servicing

I want to ask.  If i have  Sony x70f tv.  The 4k resolution is not up to 3840 does this mean the tv is not certified? 

I see only x7500f is in the list.

i know the TV resolution is 3840 x 2160, but i come to understand that if it is not in the list of the certificate you might not get full 4K

https://devices.netflix.com/en/recommendedtv/2018/

this the list. only 7500f

i just want to double confirm with the information if it is true here.

hmm this is weird.

2019 tv does not include 8000g but 8000g i remember has 4K resolution

https://devices.netflix.com/en/recommendedtv/2019/

netflix stream is up to 2160 only

is that consider 4K?

The list is inconclusive (they list personally verified & supported models) and as such, not every "certified" device actually gets listed on the website. Manufacturers push out models faster than Netflix web devs can update.. Well, that or more apt, they don't care so much to list it all. but rest assured that when you buy from the big TV brands and the app is available for install from their proprietary app store? Then yes, you will get full res as promised. What you may not get is best support from Netflix due to it not being listed on their website.
I'm goign to be a tad technical here and point out that 4K =/= 3840 x 2160. That's actually "UHD". A consumer term that manufacturers conveniently dropped over the years, in favor of the more relatable term (read as makes them more money) 4K. True 4K, aptly described as 4K DCI (Digital Cinema Initiatives) is an industry standard and must be 4096 x 2160. So yes, millions of customers have been duped..  .. But at least some manufacturers try to be more correct and list their displays as 4K UHD. This makes more sense IMO. Cuz the term UHD can also mean 8K...and thus it's more appropriate to label as 4K UHD or 8K UHD. versus just UHD or 4K when it's not actually true 4K. Lastly, I would think this is part of the reason that Netflix marks corresponding titles as "UHD" and not 4K..Not entirely just due to streaming compression.. That be the proper term.  

Agree to disagree about it not being important. You reread my post to get why. I clearly mentioned that the appropriate terms should be 4K UHD, 8K UHD etc. Which some manufacturers are following. So no! Just like SD, HD, and FHD, the UHD acronym isn’t useless and meaningless, at least not to folks like myself in the industry. It’s just like how most CSUVs are called SUVs when in reality or at least technically, it’s an inaccurate representation for them, because from an engineering POV, they are not full fledged SUVs. Just because marketing folks were “smart” or most consumers “less smart” to tell the difference, does not detract from the proper meaning of a technical term and or it’s appropriate meaning.

Almost 4am also.. You still awake... Go to sleep!. 

Umbrella academy i watched 2 episode only, paused and went to other interesting series.
Now i completed ONE PUNCH MAN... damn about to get addicted season 2 ended.
I usually not in to anime but saitamaaaaaa simply awesome.
Season 3 in talk of making.. aishhh
Since nothing to watch now i back to whichever pending..

Umbrella Academy takes awhile to grow on you. It’s not a mind blowing series but it’s good. Season 2 IMO is where the fun actually is.

I keep hearing about One Punch Man and how great it is. But I never watched it. Cuz I’m like... Hits you with one punch and you dead. Not much there.. .. But who knows.. Same with One Piece.. all say great great.. My Anime watched list includes the classics:
*DBZ
*Naruto
*Natuto Shippudden
*Boruto
*Bleach
*Attack on Titans

Just started S1E1 of the new Space series “Away” on Netflix. Halfway thru and I’m definitely interested. See how that plays out.. You can check it out too. But whatever you do, don’t go watching “The Last Days American Crime”. It’s horrible..   

With ONE PUNCH MAN ya exactly i had the same feel like you bro. Imagine it took 4 years when i first saw the downloaded copy back then but ignored. Now i just binge watched it.
What made it best was saitama so humble with that much of power and seeking someone who can challenge him since he felt himself bored can kill anybody with single punch. Best part those characters come along with him , eventually will be amazed with his ability. Especially GENOSUUU..
Basically the plot gives so much of stress on ordinary heroes fight and lose with villains and there he comes end it with single punch. Hahaha.. but you will see few fights he does with more punches opponents are pretty tough.S3 looks like he will meet his craving if ever out.

I am watching UMBRELLA now kind a forcing myself since no other option. Lets see.

guys... now bandwidth utilization by Netflix MY for 2160p how much? mine seems still limit up to 11.4Mbps... any1 have higher 2160p bandwidth?

mine 2160p is not HDR/Vision

Hey guys, a Netflix newbie here. My unifi is 100mbps but I’ve noticed my Netflix stream very inconsistently while I’m watching Peaky Blinders last night. Only streamed 5mpbs+/- 1080p most of the time, sometimes up to 1440p but sometimes drop till 480p... 
However, my speed test result is normal(DLS-98mbps & ULS-48mpbs, Ping is 3-5ms) and my router is only few steps away from the TV.
Is there anyways to let your Netflix stream better in your android tv? Or will Apple TV 4K play a better role in such situations ?

I did tried on both cable & 5Ghz WiFi while disconnect other devices, but sadly the result is identical.
I see, Im thinking to invest into Apple TV4k, but wonder would IT make any differences compared to TV native apps?
Btw my TV is Sony x900h.
I did restart my tv and modem, but the result is still the same.
Probably gonna try your method 1&2 before i spent further on external devices.
Cheers bro