I got charged 6 times (RM1) each for verifying my credit card. zzzz. give money away for free for no reason. i wonder where can i email to complain.

that rm1 will be returned iinm.

hi guys
just upgraded to ps4 pro
wta, was trying to play horizon, and the first screen after loading save, the fan blow at full speed.. pretty loud.
is it normal?
no such problem when playing uncharted 4 though.

I have a very confusing problem with PS4 Pro, only recently i get to test my SHARP 4K TV LC40UA330X alongside the Pro. First time it doesn't work because the cable provided inside the box was only HDMI 1.4 and not HDMI 2.0. So i purchased a HDMI 2.0 cable to solve the prob but it still doesn't work. It says "The connected tv does not support HDCP 2.2. Applications that support 4K might display in 4K". How come my TV doesn't support 4K when it's advertised to do so? Is there any converter cable or anything to enable HDCP 2.2 on my TV? I don't have the budget to buy another 4K TV just because of this mess. Why doesn't sony tell beforehand that the pro requires both HDMI 2.0 cable & HDCP 2.2 enabled to play in 4K is beyond me. I hope sony comes up with a fix somewhere along the lines if not i'm gonna forget about it and just continue playing in 1080p.

To those asking cable difference watch here:
https://youtu.be/tj4BrZ1ZW-I

To clarify i can play 1080p just fine with the provided cable, i'm trying to solve 4K issue here.

This post has been edited by man3k: Jun 15 2017, 06:30 PM

Okay,

1) There's no such thing as a HDMI 2.0 cable. A HDMI cable is a HDMI cable, that's all. There exists HIGH-BANDWIDTH HDMI cables, but they are NOT called HDMI 2.0 cable. To put it in very, very simple terms; the HDMI cable is simply a transport for data from point A to point B.

2) Check your TV's manual on WHICH HDMI port is designated to support HDCP 2.2. Not all TVs has equal HDMI ports, usually low-end TVs only have ONE HDMI port that supports HDCP 2.2.

3) A 4k TV does not automatically mean that it has HDCP 2.2. HDMI 1.4 can pass 4k but at 30hz, of which does not require HDCP 2.2. Many 4k TVs from 2014 and 2015 suffer from this issue.

4) You can try and buy a HDCP stripper like a HD Fury integral, but it's going to cost you, A LOT. Perhaps as much as your TV.

5) Again, a HDMI 2.0 cable does not exist and HDCP 2.2 was stated to be required for the PS4 Pro by Sony.

6) No fix will come, because there is nothing to fix. If it doesn't work, it's simply hardware incompatibility. The only remedy is that you get the correct hardware.


I cannot find your TV's manual online, so I cannot verifiy for you. But basically if point no.2 is not available on your TV, then sorry to say but you're screwed.

from sharp website only hdmi 1 support hdcp 2.2

http://www.sharp.com.my/pageRender?msgCont...LC40UA330X#tab2

btw this tv got hdr?

This post has been edited by syaigon: Jun 16 2017, 08:11 AM

Yes - this game pushes the fans on my ps4 pro as well but it drops down after a minute - cutscenes and dialog choice pushes the fans.
Even then, at full speed fan, the Pro is quieter than the OG ps4 for me - that was like a hair dryer.

any suggestions for 4k TV that is best compatible with PS4 pro to? maybe around RM3k budget?

if possible get one with hdr also...

43" to 55" 4k hdr will be around your budget , feel free to search it at lazada

Mind to share the cheapest model of 4ktv with hdr10 right now?

LG 43UHT610

LG 43UHT610 series as per recommendation by @AhMoon, one of LYN forummer here.

<RM1500 at lazada.

but try getting the 49" (~rm2200). the bigger the better.

If you are going to get a 43" for 4k and sit like 6ft. away, you might as well just stick with 1080p. Just sayin'.

If the budget is 5k, any recommendation for PS4 pro without lot of manual configuration in order to make the TV works with PS4 pro?

Now is checking Samsung KS7000 but found this link, http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalf...-samsung-4k-tvs

Does anyone who own this tv model can give comment on this? Or other than Samsung, what else is good with PS4 pro?

The KS7000 is a pretty decent TV. Does everything fairly well, but not great in any department. A lot of people love this TV because it is priced right (which is true) in regards to how much it offers. I personally would own it too if I hadn't already jumped onto the OLED bandwagon.

That said, there's no such thing for a TV that doesn't need manual configuration to look its best. Calibration is a must for HDR material, there's no way around this. If you are lazy to do it or don't know how to, hire a professional calibrator to do it for you.

http://www.samsung.com/my/offer/3days-tv-deals/ how about this?

Get KS7000 better.

I'm using ks7000 with ps4lro now. Very good but ofcz need calibration..
Hehe.

Could you share how you did the calibration for KS7000?

New PS4 Pro Trailer by Sony Pomises Dynamic and Native 4K, Biggest and Best Games, and More
Sony Interactive Entertainment boasts its PS4 Pro lineup and the hardware capabilities of the console.



Sony Interactive Entertainment released today a new trailer for its PS4 Pro console.

The trailer focuses on Sony’s own headline titles including God of War, Gran Turismo Sport, Horizon Zero Dawn, Deroit: Become Human, Knack II, Spider-Man and Days Gone.

It also boasts the hardware capabilities of the console, including “Dynamic and Native 4K,” HDR support and more enhancements to games like cleaner shadow, better anti-aliasing, and crisp imagery from greater distances. We hear about details on clothes, rust flakes on metals, smoother, softer, more convincing and more realistic faces, heavy and realistic smoke and steam, producing a “more authentic and visceral atmosphere.”

Of course there’s also talk about faster frame rates and “razor sharp controls” to complete the picture, alongside entertainment content with 4K streaming and upscaling.

You can check it out below. And if you want to see more about Sony’s line-up, you can enjoy their full E3 press conference, our recap, and the reactions of the fans to some of the most juicy announcements and trailers from the briefing.



Source : http://www.dualshockers.com/new-ps4-pro-tr...est-best-games/

This post has been edited by GamersFamilia: Jun 18 2017, 09:25 PM