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01-22-2021
10:11 AM
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No it still drops to 1080p. It's not a problem with the TV it's Sony forcing 12bit HDR which to too much bandwidth for Q90R. Apparently Sony have identified a fix and will roll out a firmware update in March address this.
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01-22-2021
03:17 AM
@userayQZaLOxdO wrote: Any Q90/85/80R owners with one connect box and PS5 that have updated the samsung software to 1374 can kindly confirm if in video output settings in PS5 started showing 120HZ SUPPORT? PS5 has always worked at 120hz with Q90R. There is no change with 1374. The only problem is that 120 drops to 1080p when used but 120 still works and has done since PS5 launch.
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01-15-2021
08:51 AM
Definitely download as that is what is used when you stream a show from Netflix for example. It is strange you're only getting 45Mb but I wouldn't worry. A 4K HDR movie from Netflix only uses a maximum of 15Mb so you're not missing out on anything.
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01-15-2021
12:11 AM
Most TVs only have a 100Mb Ethernet port so the maximum you'll get is about 95Mb.
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01-13-2021
03:10 PM
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The official changelog from Samsung for 1374 does not mention eARC so I highly doubt it has been included.
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01-12-2021
09:44 AM
@useriphYVNPw02 wrote: I'd suggest try plugging the PS5 into your HDMI Port 4. That's the only port that supports 4K 120hz at this time with 4:2:0 chroma subsampling. If the PS5 supports a 4K output at 4:2:0, this might solve your issue. I'd also suggest making sure you have a certified HDMI 2.1 cable. This might also be causing you issues as older HDMI cables don't support 4K 120hz. I'm not sure what cable the PS5 comes with, but I'd probably recommend swapping it out anyway. Thanks, but I am in port 4 and the HDMI that comes with PS5 is 2.1, the problem is that currently PS5 outputs 4K 120 at 12bit HDR which is too much bandwidth for even port 4. They need to allow 10bit 4:2:0 chroma 4K120.
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01-10-2021
09:00 AM
@SullenGuide wrote: I have installed the firmware update on my Q950R TV, and I am now able to recieve Dolby Atmos signals to my Q800T soundbar from my Sky Q box via Arc. Q950R is 2020 model and already has eARC. We are talking about 2019 Q90R which didn't ship with eARC.
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01-05-2021
01:06 PM
@userGfhd4SIVot wrote: I think they mean the q90 soundbar, that one is upgraded to Earc last year No, they specifically state it's the TV as someone on Twitter said they might have meant the soundbar and they confirmed they were referring to the TV.
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01-04-2021
09:52 AM
I'm in U.K. and have this update but don't have any eARC equipment. Is there anything on the TV settings I can check?
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12-28-2020
03:30 AM
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For Netflix you can press the info button and see the stream details. No idea about Hulu but there's no way on Disney+ I'm aware of.
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12-17-2020
01:43 AM
Luckily we don't need Samsung to update anything. Sony just need to allow 120hz at 4K 10bit with 4:2:0 chroma and it should work fine.
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12-15-2020
11:35 AM
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So Fortnite has just updated to support 120fps. Trouble is, whether you enable 120 or not the game boots ready for 120 which means on the Q90R it goes in to 1080p mode as PS5 can't do 4K 120 so you can choose between 60 and 120fps but are locked to 1080p and cannot play 4K60 any longer. I hope Sony or Samsung sort this issue soon.
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11-26-2020
10:29 AM
@userQGl2VY1LS1 wrote: Yes but the issue is its not possible to do 4k@120 Q80r one connect dosent even have hdmi 2.1 I've tried playing warzone on series x with the Q80r though it shows 119hz it's definitely dosent feel like it he'll 1440p is where you feel 120hz is actually being implemented, besides isn't hdmi 2.1 a hardware upgrade how can it be enabled through a software update You don't need HDMI 2.1 to do 4K120. Q80R (with one connect box) and Q90R have 24Gbps on port 4 vs 18Gbps on ports 1-3. 24Gbps is enough for 4K120 YUV 4:2:0 HDR.
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11-25-2020
02:05 PM
I have a Q90R and can play Cold War at 120fps with no problem (other than it being 1080p instead of 4K) but the picture looks great.
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11-25-2020
02:03 PM
Let's not assume as there is already at least one game confirmed as native 4K 120 (see Monster Boy). The fact is the Series X can do 4K120 on the Q90R so the issue looks like it's with the PS5.
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11-23-2020
08:16 AM
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Over on the European forum, moderator BruceH has emailed Samsung about the eARC update today and received the following reply: Update: I received the following back: The update is expected in the spring of 2021.
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11-20-2020
10:39 AM
@user13QKSb9UF1 wrote: Anyone figurerd out how to get fix this for PS5? Can only get 1080p@120hz, no 4k@120hz :((( I think Sony need to enable FreeSync support on PS5.
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11-20-2020
05:59 AM
@userwvXylTT2gO wrote: I heard ps5 can only output 32gbps so 4k@120fps is limited Q90R port 4 only has 24Gbps bandwidth anyway so shouldn't matter PS5 is limited.
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11-16-2020
01:33 AM
While it shouldn't stop you getting 120hz it does matter which HDMI port you use. At least on the Q90R anyway, port 4 has 24Gpbs bandwidth instead of 18Gbps so you'll get a better HDR chroma image using port 4.
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11-02-2020
03:15 PM
Don't know about Q9FN but Q90R has 480 and Q90T/Q95T has 240. Only the 8K models in 2020 range have 480 zones.
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