Wow! Thank you.
That would probably work if you had an UHD Blu-ray player to capture from, but you would still need to get around HDCP.Hi, exactly, this type:
https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/uk/products/decklink/models
75t pretty impressive! Mine is 12t internal 12t external.Dtsx and atamos are formats that are on most 4k discs. That's possible remember there's audio out true another HDMI port it can be done.
Sony 70in HDR bdrx90 slim line the visual will blow your mind. Running android with kodi ofcourse
And u can get 60fps + HDR...rip
In a few days I'll know more.
And u don't necessarily need 4K to be recorded at 60fps UHD players play disc @ 30fps and file/ USB TS file UHD @ 60fps
& for downloading purposes who would want to download a 60gig on average file lol.
I do have 75TB home network for home movie storage.
I agree. 4k for computers is stupid. Blu-ray is as far as I go with htpc. I would have to buy an Intel kaby lake processor, new RAM, new motherboard, 4k drive and powerdvd 17 and 4k hdcp 2.2 plus 2.0 HDMI support. Total cost would be about 1500 bucks. I'm sure I could reuse the case but probably need a new power supply. Have fun anyone who want to spend money. I'll wait 5-6 years then a 4 k build will be 500-700 bucks.
That's what LG support told me today:I'd say 100-150€ for the LG uhd drive...
There are "sites" out there with UHD/4K rips listed. What could these be? Player into a capture card? Upscaling a 1080p rip? Recording a web stream? I'm assuming they're not *actual* rips (haven't tried, just browsing).