Hi there!
I have a Fire TV Stick 4K with an debloated ROM running and hooked up to my older 4K TV.
It's a Sony 55XD85 with HDR10 signal support but I don't like how Netflix HDR looks on this TV.
Fire TV options do not work to get rid of HDR output and TV settings same (it's an ATV Generation 1 TV but global disable possibility is only available in ATV 2).
So do you know if it's possible to forbid (Netflix) HDR output Android-sided or is this not possible because of HDCP or similar?
I had a look in "/sys/class/graphics/fd0" but didn't see anything HDR related.
Thanks,
Nico
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Some of my videos are recorded with my Hauppauge HD PVR and/or my Sony HDR-SR11 camcorder, both of which give me 1080i video files. Playback with my first gen Fire TV and Fire TV Sticks via Kodi and Plex have been fine.
I had added a 2nd gen Fire TV recently, and last night tried to watch a recording (1080i) and the video was all garbled (see if THIS LINK works). It didn't matter if I used Kodi or Plex, it looked the same. I tried tweaking some settings in Kodi around deinterlacing which had no effect. Using VideoRedo to "edit" the video and save, forcing it to re-encode and de-interlace, the output video which is progressive, while 90% of the original size, plays fine on the 2nd Gen Fire TV.
So, is there anyway to overcome this issue on the 2nd gen Fire TV? or am I forced to re-encode all my interlaced video files?
I have a seiki SE39UA01UK it says it supports 4k at 30hz
Does the new Ftv2 4k work with this TV thanks.
And is there a way to make the Ftv gen 1 to output 4k?
Or have any suggestions for a raspberry pi that would work with my TV
Thanks
fullban said:
I have a seiki SE39UA01UK it says it supports 4k at 30hz
Does the new Ftv2 4k work with this TV thanks.
And is there a way to make the Ftv gen 1 to output 4k?
Or have any suggestions for a raspberry pi that would work with my TV
Thanks
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-No, our tvs do not support HDCP 2.2. Amazon Video or Netflix won't stream in 4k.
-No.
-I'm not familiar with PI set ups so I can't answer that question.
Ocarb said:
-No, our tvs do not support HDCP 2.2. Amazon Video or Netflix won't stream in 4k.
-No.
-I'm not familiar with PI set ups so I can't answer that question.
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So even if it connects to a pc? I can't stream 4k
And thanks 4 reply mate
Hello, I have just purchased a new Amazon Fire TV 4K box with the intention of running Kodi in 4K but I have only just realised that 4K mode is only enabled when watching 4K content in Netflix or Amazon Prime Video. Is there any way at all that I can force enable the 4K resolution at all times?
Thanks
Lalami1990 said:
Hello, I have just purchased a new Amazon Fire TV 4K box with the intention of running Kodi in 4K but I have only just realised that 4K mode is only enabled when watching 4K content in Netflix or Amazon Prime Video. Is there any way at all that I can force enable the 4K resolution at all times?
Thanks
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With Kodi no you can't, but MrMc has 4k support but no addon support, and SPMC has a test build out now with 4k support. Hope this helps.
Even if you enable 4k resolution you won't get it unless it's 4k content... If have addon to watch 4k content in kodi it will automatically display it.
I posted this on reddit and someone told me to post it here better.
Hey! So I'm making a 2k (1440p) projector using a monitor from aliexpress. My idea was to plug a Fire Stick 4k into it and stream stuff at 1440p.
That didn't work because the firestick goes from 1080p to 4k (which makes sense since 1440p isn't a standard). That's when I tried to use an EDID emulator (to make the FireStick think this was indeed a 4k monitor) with an HDCP bypass tool just in case.
After plugging it all, it still didn't work... all I got was 1080p. When I set the EDID emulator to use 720p, the FireStick did indeed think this was a 720p monitor. I also checked the HDCP version that the FireStick was getting and it was version 2.2
So at this point I'm out of ideas... has anyone ever tried to do this? How does the FireStick know this isn't a 4k monitor even when I'm sending the correct 4k EDID data...
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Link to EDID emulator
Link to HDCP bypass tool
I had something similar. I believe your 4k EDID emu is offering a 4k variant the stick is not able to do so fallback is 1080p.
I have 2 differend emulatrs and one cloner, actually the cloner is best as you can try the firestick on the "reao" 4k device and then clone that EDID.
Good luck.
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I had something similar. I believe your 4k EDID emu is offering a 4k variant the stick is not able to do so fallback is 1080p.
I have 2 differend emulatrs and one cloner, actually the cloner is best as you can try the firestick on the "reao" 4k device and then clone that EDID.
Good luck.
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Funny enough that's the conclusion I got to yesterday, today I got the EDID cloner and I will go to a store tomorrow and ask to try a 4k tv. Hopefully it works!
Hey just wondering if you got it working in the end, I’m decently tech savvy but haven’t delved into EDID’s and just want to get this working on my 1440p monitor
Is it possible to get Gboard for Android TV onto Fire TV Stick 4K or Max? I like the Gboard keyboard much better on my Onn Android TV 4K. Tried sideloading the Gboard (Android TV) apk to my Max. It installs, but doesn't run. Screen just flashes real quick when I try to run the app. Any way to make it work?