Sometimes it has nothing to do with your TV or eyes, but the transfer copy/mastering isn't well done for the UHD.
There are a number of UHD which is not even native 4K but upscaled, though that is not to say they still don't look good but just food for thought

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You can check various sites like realorfake4k, ultrahd.highdefdigest, etc.
I only buy the ones I’m interested in after determining the source and reading reviews.

Sorry if this was asked before, is there any way to sign up for Netflix US content in Malaysia without using VPN?

I have 2 more slots available for anyone interested in UHD Netflix.
RM12 per month, and more than happy to accept 1 year payment to avoid monthly payment hassle

Using VPN on the TV itself and accessing US content makes me happy

Sorry already full

I'm using PureVPN, just download the app from your Sony TV google play store. You need to pay for VPN subscription though.

Well if you are sharing your Netflix subscription you could share pay for the VPN as well.

Ughh anyone using Minix U9-H for Netflix?

I have:
UBP-X700 - Netflix app doesn't support Atmos
PS4 - Netflix app doesn't support Atmos
Minix U9-H - Netflix app doesn't support Atmos but i heard using Kodi there is?

If Minix U9-H doesn't support Netflix Atmos as well then i might have to buy Nvidia Shield TV / Apple TV

I'm considering the X90H when it releases, but the cheaper option is still a TV box lol

Netflix Atmos is still real Atmos lol, just that it is DD+ instead of Dolby TrueHD. But ofc in the end streaming content is still more compressed compared to physical Blu-ray disc itself.
But having Netflix Atmos is still better than nothing although not many Atmos content on Netflix.

Don't think there are any significant features which would be a big upgrade compared to the current 2019 Nvidia Shield Pro. Besides HDMI 2.1 is there anything which would make it an upgrade?

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?

Ahh well PS5 will make a great addition, not sure if i'll upgrade my PS4 since it has been underused for many years...

Thanks for the info, was using WD hard disks which uses USB 3.0 so it shouldn't be the hard drive problem. Do you use Kodi for all your playback content?
Will most likely get the Shield Pro version since i have some Shopee cashback which helps to reduce the price... however my soundbar only has 2 HDMI inputs lol, i would have to get a HDMI switch now since i have 3 devices to connect

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

No live shows on Netflix.