You must use the MP4.4K.DolbyVision.H265.10Bit profile in DVDFab for DV content, if you have a PC with a recent GPU it can use hardware transcoding which should speed up the process a lotĬommon settings->AV Codec->Lightning Shrink enabled.ĭo regular 4K HDR10 from MakeMKV work via USB if no try dropping the MKV file into TS-Muxer select output as TS muxing and generate the file, see if that works.įrom my experience over the past few weeks and with a ton of help from other forum members, I have discovered that the following works very well for blu ray and UHD 4k mkv playback on my jz2000. If 4k DV video from MakeMKV doesn't work then its likely the video needs to be processed through a video converter.ĭolby Vision is also a closed standard with multiple profiles so not all DV is the same and some DV players can handle DV but with limitations.įor DV via USB on the JZ2000 you probably need to use DVDFab converter, this basically hacks together a compatible DV version of the video in mp4 container. I don't own a Panasonic so I'm not sure what its capable of playing via USB when it comes to HDR, the manual doesn't say much other than video/audio codecs supported. Plex requires a media server, the Nvidia Shield is somewhat unique in that it can run the Plex server on the device alongside the client, so the shield plus USB HDD can be a fully contained Plex system, there is an easy to follow video tutorial here.

The internal video player of Xbox can activate HDR but a third party software media player cannot unless it uses the internal video player but then its really only a skin over the internal video player. Click to expand.Xbox is a closed system, apps on the consoles don't have full access to the OS.

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