4K HEVC shows as 1080p, think I can't find any setup to fix?

[Luke 42984]

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f the original statement claims that this is a ‘bit-to-bit perfect copy’, this is technically inaccurate. It involves a bit-for-bit transfer of the payload (audio and video tracks) on demand, whilst the file as a whole remains on the server and is not transferred as a bit-for-bit copy.

No the entire original file is transmitted. There’s no separation of audio and video.

[Teddyknuddel 141]

Wrong. Or are you suggesting my hardware is too weak? Then take a look at my signature.

 

What the hell is the problem with offering true direct play over SMB?

[Luke 42984]

9 minutes ago, Teddyknuddel said:

Wrong. Or are you suggesting my hardware is too weak? Then take a look at my signature.

 

What the hell is the problem with offering true direct play over SMB?

Never said your hardware is too weak and there’s nothing wrong with having an option that makes users happy. I was just pointing out that what actually happens under the hood is not very different.

[Luke 42984]

I am going to some posts out of here and into their own topic because this thread has gotten derailed. 

[Teddyknuddel 141]

8 hours ago, Luke said:

I am going to some posts out of here and into their own topic because this thread has gotten derailed. 

As far as I’m concerned
 

8 hours ago, Luke said:

Never said your hardware is too weak and there’s nothing wrong with having an option that makes users happy. I was just pointing out that what actually happens under the hood is not very different.

And what does that mean? Making yet another empty promise that you won’t keep? You promised me that SMB thing years ago, but you never actually did it.

[PeteGul 45]

I'll hope this discussion can be kept up in an good way in another thread.
Because there are some good points and things to take care of.

So to my question.

If I have understood this right, I need to have my Shield set to 4K in the GUI. To be certain I can watch 4K in 4K?
For most streaming (NRK, HBO, Disney+ etc), I don't need 4K. So I think my Shield generally perform better in 1080p for the GUI. But if I must have it in 4K to be SURE 4K is shown in 4K, so be it. But I don't think it is the right way to solve it.

[yocker 1850]

1 hour ago, PeteGul said:

I'll hope this discussion can be kept up in an good way in another thread.
Because there are some good points and things to take care of.

So to my question.

If I have understood this right, I need to have my Shield set to 4K in the GUI. To be certain I can watch 4K in 4K?
For most streaming (NRK, HBO, Disney+ etc), I don't need 4K. So I think my Shield generally perform better in 1080p for the GUI. But if I must have it in 4K to be SURE 4K is shown in 4K, so be it. But I don't think it is the right way to solve it.

Setting the Nvidia Shield to 4K in the settings makes it fixed at that resolution, so 1080p gets shown in 4K.
Only way to get it to show 1080p in actual 1080p with it set to 4K is to enable match resolution in Emby or the shield it self, note that this feature in the shield is in beta (though it has been that for years now).

[PeteGul 45]

3 hours ago, yocker said:

Setting the Nvidia Shield to 4K in the settings makes it fixed at that resolution, so 1080p gets shown in 4K.
Only way to get it to show 1080p in actual 1080p with it set to 4K is to enable match resolution in Emby or the shield it self, note that this feature in the shield is in beta (though it has been that for years now).

The Shield one I've seen for years, never used it. Emby's match resolution has always being activated, but tried to deactivate for the test of this file. Didn't help,.but hope for a fix for this. 

I'll will say I'm going to try Kodi just to see if it will fix this little issue. Just for fun, loved Kodi for years 8-10 years ago

[Teddyknuddel 141]

19 minutes ago, PeteGul said:

I'll will say I'm going to try Kodi just to see if it will fix this little issue. Just for fun, loved Kodi for years 8-10 years ago

Enter the server path in Kodi, select it natively within the add-on, or enable Directplay in EmbyCon.