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I can say from personal experience that this does work. Didn't work on my HX850 (because of the Gorilla Glass, maybe?), which is how I ended up with the W9, but it did work on my XBR9.
^^^ I haven't. But if you're talking about ANY broadcast medium, they will employ compression to save bandwidth. So you're def on the right track by checking with a BR disk.
I think the answer is in the wording they used:•Provides HDMI® 2.0 compatibility (Applies to 4K models only)Supports 4K 60p (3840X2160p (59.94/60Hz) YCbCr 4:2:0 8bit, 4096X2160p (59.94/60Hz) YCbCr 4:2:0 8bit)And the second sentence is not its own bullet point, but an explanation of the bullet point above it.They're not going to provide 4K support to 1080p sets (even if they could) because they wouldn't be able to extract $3000 out of your wallet then!.
I can confirm that they do not work with the W9. Just like you, I had purchased my second 2 PS3 glasses to work with my HX850, and was bummed that they didn't work with the new set. No, the new glasses aren't nearly as comfortable and don't block out light from the side like the PS3 ones, but at least 4 were included free with the set!
You sure about that?http://www.avsforum.com/t/1333462/the-new-master-list-of-bass-in-movies-with-frequency-charts/12240#post_24012951
To be fair, there are definitely people who have had IR issues for more than those small windows of time, so I think it's completely fair to say that claims that it isn't an issue anymore are wrong. Some people have it, some don't. I, for one, could never get a plasma, as most of my viewing is through HTPC.
Honestly, they're close enough that I use them both. Cinema 1 for accurate, lights-off viewing (save for my bias lighting) and 2 for accurate, lights-on or some-sunlight viewing. The only things I change are Resolution and Backlight.
I think it was discussed earlier in the thread, but it depends on the Picture mode you’re using. Cinema 1 and 2 have some slightly different processing, with 2 having a little more sharpening. So I have Resolution set to 10 for Cinema 1 and 5 for Cinema 2. If you have a PC hooked up to the set, the difference with viewing text makes the difference easily apparent.
That option should be at the very beginning during the initial setup. It'll ask if it's for store or home use.
Welcome to the family! lol.
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