U r right...Earlier I didn't restart the device...So found no changes..This time after changing to 8 bit restarted and no HDR...Yes getting 5.1 always(verified in AV receiver)
But even I tried 4.4.4 8bit, never got HDR at 4k60.
Once you get time, just recheck, if you are getting HDR at 4k60 with 4.4.4 8bit
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If you enable HDMI CEC, you won't have to restart, it will immediately show the changes.
Only HDR to SDR or vice-versa, will require restart
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But 10 bit setting not there when I m set 4k60p ...I got HDR at 4k60 now (but Dolby Vision still shows unsupported)
@Nilu334 bro you can also try this(if you haven't got any success yet)
Whenever I was changing to 4k60, color format was changing to 4.2.0 8-bit automatically which I never noticed.
HDR formats support 10-bit or above.
When I changed 10 bit or above in settings, it gave HDR at 4k60.
(Apple TV 4k box and other device has either settings for Adaptive or Auto change to Content's Dynamic Range and color format)
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You go inside HDR settings, usually should be there even when TV doesn't support it
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My tv support 12 bit.....
I am getting 2 only..12 bit and 8 bit.. Also RGb 8 bit
I am not enabling HDMI CEC...I am in comfort zone by using different remote... Also TV is not supporting 5:1..If I enable then not getting DD sounds..
Yes correct. I referred in general.. even if TV doesn't support it...
Since your TV is 4k60 HDR, it would definitely support 10 or 12 bit
Do you see only 8-bit in settings or other options too?
Ok so looks like Color format options are available according to supported formats by TV.
Not like that...It's same either in 4K TV or in FHD TV...My FTS having 12,10 and 8 bit s options connected to same 4K TV...
Depends on device as I seen...
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