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11-14-2020 09:25 AM in
QLED and The Frame TVsThe TV was well incorporated into my home theater setup before this update.
I have a Oppo bluray player plugged into a Denon 8K Receiver. The receiver WAS sending an 8K signal to the tv's hdmi Port 4.
(picture=Sweet / Sound=ditto). It WAS a amazing home theater experience.
.....Then the firmware was updated to version 1372.
The TV no longer accepts an 8K input signal.
Words fail me.
Grrr.....
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11-15-2020 04:52 AM in
QLED and The Frame TVsRESOLVED!
The TV allowed a few moments viewing of content from the AVR before blanking the screen and declaring the 8K signal an "UNSUPPORTED RESOLUTION".
It had no issue with the signal up until the firmware update, so I checked the specific signal it was having an issue with,
It turns out the TV says it was receiving a resolution of 7680X4320 (which shouldn't be a problem) But ,it receiving it at 24P and not the expected 60P.
I'm not sure how that could happen since the Denon hardware dosen't have that in it's list of options.
Either way, I went into the Denon Settings and changed the "Video/Output setting" option -Resolution (HDMI) from Automatic to 8K.
I then changed the "4K/8K SIGNAL FORMAT" in Denon's settings panel back to 8K.
JOY
My Samsung TV is back to where it should be.
THANKS FOR YOUR EFFORTS IN THIS MATTER!
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11-14-2020 09:49 AM in
QLED and The Frame TVsWe're sorry to hear that! Please provide the full model code of the television so that we can best assist.
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11-14-2020 01:51 PM in
QLED and The Frame TVsThanks for the prompt attention to this vexing situation.
The full model number is QN75Q900RBFXZA.
i certainly hope you can resolve this
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11-14-2020 02:05 PM in
QLED and The Frame TVsThanks! What resolution are you currently getting to the television? Are you able to get 8k by plugging the Blu-ray player directly into the television?
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11-14-2020 03:06 PM in
QLED and The Frame TVsThanks for the quick response:
The input resolution maxes out at 4K (enhansed)
As for plugging the Bluray player into the TV directly for an 8K signal, Oppo (nor, any other manufacturer) never produced a 8K Bluray player.
4K is the max.
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11-14-2020 03:52 PM in
QLED and The Frame TVsI understand. Is your receiver upconverting? Have you checked the settings to ensure that it is still doing so?
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11-14-2020 05:03 PM (Last edited 11-14-2020 05:11 PM ) in
QLED and The Frame TVsThe Oppo Bluray Player is sending out a 4K signal to the Denon Receiver, which while also allowing "pass through" sends a 4K signal to the TV.
Denon receivers apply video processing to the signal (which I have disabled and enabled to see if it had any effect) and the bottom line is a 4K signal is sent to the TV's Port 4.
After the 1372 firmware upgrade removed the TV's ability to accept a 8K signal, I tried other ports to no avail.
And yeah, the TV rejects an 8K signal by allowing it for a few moments, only to go blank with a spinning wheel of sparkling dots and then announce that "The currect resolution is unsupported".
I'd be happy to reset the TV back to the last firmware version (if that is at all possible).
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11-14-2020 05:15 PM in
QLED and The Frame TVsUnfortunately, firmware cannot be rolled back. I'm a little confused as to what you're trying to accomplish. What 8k content is being sent to the television?
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11-14-2020 05:48 PM (Last edited 11-14-2020 06:16 PM ) in
QLED and The Frame TVsDenon, the maker of high end Theater receivers produced a version for 2020 that is upscaling ANY video signal plugged into it to 8K.
I own one.
As mentioned in my original post, I have my Oppo Bluray player plugged into it. The receiver takes the Bluray player's 4k signal and upscales it to 8K.
My Bluray disks, DVD's, Video clips are all played on my Oppo.
Up until this morning, when this upgrade too effect, port 4 of the TV accepted the 8k signal and displayed it. (it is, after all, an 8K TV)
Now it is an 8K TV that doesn't accept 8K signals, only 4K.
I would like a return of the functionality I enjoyed until this morning.
Please speak with a someone with the tech skills to accomplish this simple request.
thanks in advance
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11-14-2020 05:53 PM in
QLED and The Frame TVsMy apologies for the confusion, I asked about the upscaling and you stated you were using passthrough sending a 4K signal to HDMI 4 of the television. Have you tried a factory reset of the television?
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