it's imo a bigger oversight than a 4K bluray player No 4K bluray player?? Well okay w/e.
It is a bigger oversight but marginally IMO.
I never said that actually. I said that aimlessly raging and spreading misinfo is silly as the original point was he(cigga) made it look like it's the PS4 Pro's fault that HDR isn't being pass through to the TV with the PSVR connected and I merely corrected that saying that it's a fault of the processor box. That revelation seems to have ruffled feathers. I also mentioned that this info was stated clearly since Oct 3rd.As a PSVR owner I can complain about the lack of consideration for it that Sony had in respects to how it handicaps the PS4 Pro.
And I don't defend every move these companies make either.
You're argument is that I can't or shouldn't complain.
If Sony said that HDR was not going to be possible with PSVR hooked up I missed that part.
I don't actively look for the screw ups these companies make but when something comes up I definitely let them have it.I don't care what console it is.
PS4 has been my go to console since it dropped, but Sony omitting a 4K blu ray drive and having one of their peripherals handicap the console is whack as hell to me.
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Thank you for contacting Sony, have a good day.
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In fairness, HDR implementation, and just about everything else game specific, is down to the developers. It's why there are currently some games running natively at 4K (30 fps), some running a 1440p resolution, which is upscaled, and everything else in-between.
even then HDR is finicky depending upon a user's TV settings, setup etc. My coworker got a Pro and a 4K HDR and he said he had to tweak settings to get it to look right because at first it looked wrong and this is coming from a tech enthusiast, not some random joe blow.In fairness, HDR implementation, and just about everything else game specific, is down to the developers. It's why there are currently some games running natively at 4K (30 fps), some running a 1440p resolution, which is upscaled, and everything else in-between.
Its a suggestion. Yes it would be a workaround. An additional piece of hardware to fix their mistake.
I mean.....I guess.....but still.....
that thread has multiple options. It's just a discussion going on.
But what I'm not understanding is what a coupler is supposed to do for you. Wouldn't you want an HDMI splitter instead of a coupler?
I thought the issue was you need to find a way to by pass the box. Isn't a coupler just going to make it so you join 2 hdmi cables thus making one long hdmi cable. What am I missing?
That doesn't answer my question though. What is coupling two hdmi cables together supposed to accomplish? I would think using an hdmi splitter would be possible in theory but it's a very sloppy solution. My bet is on Sony releasing a stand alone 4K ready pass through box for PSVR as an optional upgrade. I don't know how that box works. Software patch to allow 4K hdr doesn't seem possible to me. We'll see though I guess
