#KPLAYER 2500 HDMI NOT WORKING TV#

Question 5: Do I get an image when I connect my new game console directly from the box via my AVR to the TV? Answer 5: Yes, the problem does not occur unless you configure the game console and AVR setup menu to support 4K/120Hz HDR as described in question 1.

Connect your game console via the AVR’s 8K input and enable “8K ENHANCED” for 4K/8K signal format in the setup menu of your AVR.

Q4: What if I would prefer a higher bit depth than 120Hz refresh rate for my 4K gaming experience? Answer 4: Keep 60Hz for the refresh rate in the setup menu of your gaming console, allowing you to choose up to 12bit for the bit depth.

In the AVR, this option is located in the GUI under “Video – HDMI Setup”.

This method requires the display’s CEC/ARC option to be enabled, as well as the AVR’s HDMI control and/or the AVR’s ARC option. This allows users to decode the original audio format sent from the source. Question 3: What can I do to still experience a 4K/120Hz HDR image with my game console? Answer 3: You can connect your game console directly via HDMI to your 4K/120Hz capable display and use the display’s ARC/eARC functionality to restore native audio to the AVR using the connected HDMI cable between the AVR and display.Other 4K/60Hz and 4K/120Hz YCbCr 4:2:0 signals (8-bit) are confirmed to work without a problem. (*1) of 4K/120Hz RGB signal (8-bit, 10-bit, 12-bit) confirms that this problem occurs. A black screen may occur, without audio through the AVR if the video output is set to 120Hz refresh rate in the game console settings menu and “8K ENHANCED” is selected for “4K/8K signal format” in the AVR settings menu. Question 2: Is there a problem passing 4K/120Hz HDR (*1) content through the 8K input of my AVR to my 4K/120Hz compatible TV? Answer 1: Yes, a problem has been found passing 4K/120Hz HDR video game content from some 4K/120Hz compatible game consoles through the AVR’s 8K input.At this time we have not confirmed any other problem than the one described in question two with some new 4K/120Hz compatible game consoles. Answer 1: No, your setup is not affected by this problem. Has my situation (or setup) been affected by the problem described.

#KPLAYER 2500 HDMI NOT WORKING TV#

I also want to use ARC or eARC functionality to make the best use of the TV audio app through my AVR. Q1: I do not have a 4K/120Hz compatible game console, but I have other non4K/120 compatible game consoles or media player, 4K blu-ray player, setup box, CD player, and I want them all connected to my AVR and using these devices on a daily basis.

Kplayer 2500 hdmi not working