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Why can iPhones seamlessly switch between resolutions, framerates, and dynamic ranges, but not Apple TV? (alien.top)

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The new Apple TV supports QMS VRR (Quick Media Switching, Variable Refresh Rate) so that when switching from one framerate to another (like 24 to 60Hz) there isn’t a screen blackout.

However, changing resolution or dynamic ranges, still result in blackouts. But why?

I’m thinking this is an HDMI limitation/issue, but why is this not a problem for iPhones or built in apps?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

Because it’s limited by the capabilities of your bargain 199$ hisense garbage TV. iPhones are purpose built to do these things, bargain TVs (and TVs in general) are meant to just show a picture