Still no working "live" HDR tv, and no announcement pertaining to it on the 2022 model. Ridiculous! Same content available in HDR on same app stack.At least inAmerica the TV towers just this year finalized the new transmission standard for $K steaming! Don't expect cable stations to be so quick!
HDR works on YTTV, but you have to set Apple TV to 4K HDR. YTTV doesn’t support dynamic range matching yet, although YouTube recently added it.This is streaming live, not cable.
FOX Sports, for example. Doesn't work on their app. Doesn't work on FUBO or YTTV, either. Same content on FireTV, GoogleTV, or Roku works. All of this, despite Apple touting HDR in the 2021 TV keynote.
Their software works on every other platform. As does YTTV. Guess what the differentiator is?You should complain to FOX Sports Interactive, it is their software.
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Dunno. Does Apple prevent them from writing proper tvOS software?Their software works on every other platform. As does YTTV. Guess what the differentiator is?
YTTV works just fine with Fox 4K so what are you trying to say exactly?Their software works on every other platform. As does YTTV. Guess what the differentiator is?
No live TV app works seamlessly with HDR. Not Fubo. Not YTTV. Not Fox. They all require pseudo-workarounds, which may or may not actually work, to view HDR content as expected.YTTV works just fine with Fox 4K so what are you trying to say exactly?
Huh? YTTV automatically switches to HDR for 4k HDR content. What workaround are you talking about?No live TV app works seamlessly with HDR. Not Fubo. Not YTTV. Not Fox. They all require pseudo-workarounds, which may or may not actually work, to view HDR content as expected.
YTTV doesn't. Regular YouTube does. Care to confirm?Huh? YTTV automatically switches to HDR for 4k HDR content. What workaround are you talking about?
YTTV doesn't. Regular YouTube does. Care to confirm?
As a YTTV user, i have no evidence of this working, nor of any other improvements.YouTube TV Update Adds Improved 4K HDR & Bug Fixes on The Apple TV | Cord Cutters News
This week YouTube TV started to roll out a “large” update to Apple TV owners that fixes some annoying bugs. These bug fixes include fixing the blank screen issue when resuming and improving how HDR works on the Apple TV. On Reddit, YouTube TV confirmed this update saying, “this is part of...www.google.com
YTTV added support almost a year ago for proper HDR switching.
It literally does and has for almost a year. If it's not for you then you have a problem with your setup or have dynamic range content matching off.As a YTTV user, i have no evidence of this working, nor of any other improvements.
1) YTTV doesn't switch dynamic range on/off when selecting a known HDR broadcast
Settings are correct, and work for all non-live content (SDR default, content frame rate and range matching on)It literally does and has for almost a year. If it's not for you then you have a problem with your setup or have dynamic range content matching off.
You probably need to set Chroma to 444 to get less switching in YouTube and YTTV but you can test it and see.Settings are correct, and work for all non-live content (SDR default, content frame rate and range matching on)
What the heck - I reset my video settings for giggles, and will stick at chroma 4:2:2 as a test.
It still doesn't say anything about the FOX Sports app (which was the actual subject of apple's own keynote), nor the ESPN one. CBS will be an interesting test case this weekend.