HEY GUYS, I was wondering if you purchase a 4k Joey for 2nd TV, do you still have to pay the 7 dollar fee each month?
4k joey question
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You will have to pay a fee even though you own it. It may be reduced to $5 however...
AND, IIRC, the 4K Joey will not work on Dishes current 4KHDR channel. So, NO 4K FOR YOU!
Hopefully there will be a new upgraded 4KJ coming out this summer that can do HDR too.
I don't believe it is hardware. I am able to watch Amazon Prime programming with 4K/HDR as well as recordings that were 4K/HDR from my Hopper's EHD on my 4K Joey. So, it is not hardware and it is not MoCa...
I am not going to delete my post as it is germane to Jim5505's question.
I believe the problem lies with the HDR handshaking required for the Television.
I have a Sony XBR65-900E TV.
My Hopper3 is connected to HDMI port 3.
The HDR mode is set to Auto.
For Amazon Prime movies on the Hopper3 such as The Courier HDR is detected and is utilized as HDR10.
For Netflix movies on the Hopper3 such as Animal HDR is not detected and it is not used. I can manually change the HDR mode from Auto to HDR10 and then it is used correctly.
For the same Netflix movie streamed directly to my Sony TV HDR is correctly detected while in Auto mode and HDR10 is used.
For Dish 4K HDR programs recorded on 540-02 such as the 2018 FIFA World Cup matches HDR is correctly detected while in Auto mode and HDR10 is used.
So the problem for my TV appears to be the handshaking that is required for HDR to be recognized. Of course this may be different for other TV models. So HDR can be a challenge for Dish to properly use it.
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Completely? I for one seem to remember somebody authoritative around here claiming it was a hardware issue. Bobby and dweber know from experience, so no need to delete any of their posts.
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