2023-11-20, 10:52
Hi Everyone,
I wanted to bring this here since I have not seen mentioned mostly anywhere.
I recently bought the new 4K max stick form amazon, the one with 16GB of storage.
I have the previous 4K stick but I wanted the new one just because it was faster and had more storage, and since it was discounted for black friday I though is a win win.
I received and started setting it up installing kodi and all of that one an old monitor before putting where it was suppose to go.
However when I installed Kodi and played a 4K movie I noticed the colors were correct and not washed out Initially I was confused, was this old monitor doing the tonemapping? so I connected to my Bedroom TV which is an old 1080p TV were I can't watch my ripped 4K movies because of the washed out colors, and nope, the colors were correct once again, tested many movies used Jellyfin and everything was right.
At the end I decided to leave the new 4K Max Stick on the 1080p TV so now I can watch any 4K HDR movie without any problem.
Only thing is to select ALWAYS HDR otherwise the image is dark while playing 4K HDR movies from KODI.
I am honestly very happy that I can now watch 4K HDR content on my old TV since is still very good and I didn't want to change it for a 4K just because of the HDR.
Hope this information helps someone, cheers.
I wanted to bring this here since I have not seen mentioned mostly anywhere.
I recently bought the new 4K max stick form amazon, the one with 16GB of storage.
I have the previous 4K stick but I wanted the new one just because it was faster and had more storage, and since it was discounted for black friday I though is a win win.
I received and started setting it up installing kodi and all of that one an old monitor before putting where it was suppose to go.
However when I installed Kodi and played a 4K movie I noticed the colors were correct and not washed out Initially I was confused, was this old monitor doing the tonemapping? so I connected to my Bedroom TV which is an old 1080p TV were I can't watch my ripped 4K movies because of the washed out colors, and nope, the colors were correct once again, tested many movies used Jellyfin and everything was right.
At the end I decided to leave the new 4K Max Stick on the 1080p TV so now I can watch any 4K HDR movie without any problem.
Only thing is to select ALWAYS HDR otherwise the image is dark while playing 4K HDR movies from KODI.
I am honestly very happy that I can now watch 4K HDR content on my old TV since is still very good and I didn't want to change it for a 4K just because of the HDR.
Hope this information helps someone, cheers.