Samsung 4K UHD Blu-ray Player UBD-K8500

[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by Opips3

Yes, do it!

I afraid. To set 2160 and 4:2:2 or 4:2:0 are like RGB. 4:4:4 is YCbCr

But isn't 2160 and Auto the same as 2160 and 4:4:4 when playing 4K/HDR movie? The result should be the same

[Opips3]

Originally Posted by RockyIII

But isn't 2160 and Auto the same as 2160 and 4:4:4 when playing 4K/HDR movie? The result should be the same

Difficult. Try auto and auto then this use
Samsung UHD player setting

Picture
HDMI Color Format

RGB (Enhanced)
RGB (Standard)

Back to 2160 and 4:4:4
Information display show 4K resoution max. 2160p

Samsung UHD player is a weird.

[Opips3]

I wish as like Samsung UBD-K8500.

Just order a HDFury Integral as well, because Your OLED HDCP2.2 port doesn't accept a 4K60 4:4:4 signal.

https://www.hdfury.com/shop/splitter...60-444-600mhz/



4K60 4:4:4 600MHz 18Gbps > 4K60 4:2:0 300 MHz 10.2Gbps conversion

Mostly all UHD TV sold until recently can only accept 4K60 when it comes in the form of a 4K60 4:2:0 300MHz signal. However new sources, new displays and current high end graphics cards are outputting 4K60 4:4:4 (600MHz – 18Gbps). Integral is solving that arising issue and will let you run a main 4K60 4:4:4 600MHz signal through while offering at the same time a secondary output at 4K60 4:2:0 300MHz for the Level B, bandwidth limited, equipment in your setup.

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[RockyIII]

I was able to isolate the issue with setting 4:4:4 on my player. It seems that the player will allow me to select 4:4:4 when resolution is set at 1080. If resolution is set on Auto or 2160 color space automatically defaults back to Auto...I don't get it!

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[Opips3]

I read hdfury integral manual book

Convert 4K60 4:4:4 to 4:2:0 on your OLED accepted signal max 4K 2160p screen and too HDR10

On App iPhone or Android remote Bluetooth.

Good value and reviewers 5/5


Please don't around your t.v. value $2,000 save to your money.

[Opips3]

Next year, Dolby vision 12bit 4:4:4 60p or 24p chipset on new UHDTV will working on your Samsung UHD player 2160p and 4:4:4 signal screen 4K.

Because mostly all UHD TV sold 4K 10bit 4:2:2 only... Short two years.

12bit 4:4:4 60p or 24p Rec.2020 on UHDTV lifecycle continue 5 years or more.

[DVDSleuth]

If this has previously been posted in this thread, I apologize.

I contacted Samsung to complain about the remote and here's an excerpt from their response:
"Samsung design its products after extensive research and taking feedbacks from the customers. As of now, we don't have any reported discontent about the player remote. There is no option to use a different remote with the player. You may have to use the remote provided with the player. However, we will consider your comments as a feedback."

They should read this thread.

[Opips3]

Originally Posted by DVDSleuth

If this has previously been posted in this thread, I apologize.

I contacted Samsung to complain about the remote and here's an excerpt from their response:
"Samsung design its products after extensive research and taking feedbacks from the customers. As of now, we don't have any reported discontent about the player remote. There is no option to use a different remote with the player. You may have to use the remote provided with the player. However, we will consider your comments as a feedback."

They should read this thread.

My Phillips's remote has option information display show on t.v.
Read bitrates for video and audio. HDMI video: 4K60hz 4:4:4 rec709 12bit...etc

[Tns49]

Originally Posted by RockyIII

Both my Oled and Denon receiver are fully 4K hdcp 2.2. i have the TV conencted to the Denon on HDMI 2 ARC

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Note I initially had a similar problem. Worked directly but not through my Denon. It took an LG (yes the OLED TV) software update to correct it.

[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by Tns49

Note I initially had a similar problem. Worked directly but not through my Denon. It took an LG (yes the OLED TV) software update to correct it.

I tried to bypass the receiver and connect player directly to 4K Oled but the same problem occurrs. I can only set color space 4:4:4 when resolution is set at 1080. If resolution is set at 2160 or Auto the player instantly defaults back to color space Auto

[rroeder]

Originally Posted by RockyIII

I tried to bypass the receiver and connect player directly to 4K Oled but the same problem occurrs. I can only set color space 4:4:4 when resolution is set at 1080. If resolution is set at 2160 or Auto the player instantly defaults back to color space Auto

If you look back on this thread Auto is one of the recommended settings, when you set resolution to auto or 2160 and play a 4k movie does the display info on TV show 4:4:4? If so you should be fine

[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by rroeder

If you look back on this thread Auto is one of the recommended settings, when you set resolution to auto or 2160 and play a 4k movie does the display info on TV show 4:4:4? If so you should be fine

i can set res on Auto, 1080, or 2160, that is not the issue. The issue is that I can only select color space 4:4:4 when in 1080 resolution. If I try to select 4:4:4 in Auto re or 1080 res the player immediately bounces back to Auto

[rroeder]

No I meant Auto for color space, if you set it to auto and set resolution to auto or 2160 what does the TV display for color space while playing a 4k movie?

[rroeder]

From what I've read if your TV supports 4:4:4 color the player should recognize that and select it automatically(in Auto setting). Even if it's reverting back to auto it still might be using 4:4:4 color

Of course I'm speculating

[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by rroeder

From what I've read if your TV supports 4:4:4 color the player should recognize that and select it automatically(in Auto setting). Even if it's reverting back to auto it still might be using 4:4:4 color

Of course I'm speculating

My TV does not have an Info button. My Denon receiver does, but the Info button on teh receiver will automatically disconnect HDR mode...Basically it wont let me check the Info display with the movie running

[RockyIII]

What would happen if we connect player to TV with these?

[rroeder]

I have no clue what the diff color space settings mean, all I know is what I've read here that 4:4:4 is for 10bit HDR displays, not even sure that's right.

Someone on this thread with the same TV I have recommended RGB/enhanced or standard depending on content, but I honestly could not tell any diff so I keep it at Auto now

[Opips3]

RockyIII,

Your Samsung UBD-K8500 have two HDMI outputs for video and audio.

But your AV/receiver has limited high connector cable for 10gbps HDMI for 4K24p 4:2:2

Straight to your OLED has unlimited higher connector for 18 gbps HDMI for 4K24p 4:2:2


Buy HDfury ingetral

[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by Opips3

RockyIII,

Your Samsung UBD-K8500 have two HDMI outputs for video and audio.

But your AV/receiver has limited high connector cable for 10gbs HDMI for 4K24p 4:2:2

Straight to your OLED has unlimited higher connector for 18 gbs HDMI for 4K24p 4:2:2


Buy HDfury ingetral

I tried that last night, connecting player straight into TV...Same issue. Color space keeps jumping back to Auto when reolution is on 2160 or Auto. Only way I can manually select 4:4:4 is with resolution on 1080

[Opips3]

Originally Posted by RockyIII

I tried that last night, connecting player straight into TV...Same issue. Color space keeps jumping back to Auto when reolution is on 2160 or Auto. Only way I can manually select 4:4:4 is with resolution on 1080

Your OLED can handle 2160p 4K than 1080p