QUOTE(voncrane @ Jan 17 2019, 12:03 AM)
On the other hand, Netflix's playback is nice and all. It's still compressed video for streaming purposes and as such, is not directly comparable to playing the proper Blu-ray content. Blu-ray's PQ & AQ remains superior. So if you are used to that, I can see how you'd think Netflix's is less sharp.
i hv only hd for netflix.
still, i wud say netflix PQ is actually not that good.
can tell from the displayed bit rates... for hd... 2.8, 4.2, 6.8 mbps - small files.
which is why i prefer to watch vod on quasar or DL separately.
QUOTE(benshakeer @ Jan 16 2019, 09:40 PM)
Streaming from native tv, although i notice the hdr effect, the video seems to be less sharper, hence why i mistakenly assumed that it is in fhd lol. I may need to let the video run a bit longer to see if it makes any difference.
the tv at rm2-3k is a decent but not higher performance tv.
best results come from great source+great player+great display.
tv's netflix or mibox will produce average results.
the tv can do better if u play full bluray 1080p or 4k with a better player, for PQ and AQ.
for 4k hdr, u can try to play around with the diff settings... movie, dynamic... backlit, contrast, sharpness... color temp, etc.
lastly, there is currently no common standard for hdr... so, u may find some 4khdr videos come out better than others.
inherently, 4khdr videos appear to be "dark", and that's where using a different mode from standard is probably better.
This post has been edited by AVFAN: Jan 17 2019, 12:49 AM