Yes.. That's what they said.
I use a Firestick on my older Samsung 85" TV, and it handles the HDR/SDR change perfectly.
I am willing to be most users won't understand the issue, and just settle for incorrect color and brightness on SDR content.
Multi view comes to Hopper Plus and Joey 4 Receivers!
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I use a Firestick on my older Samsung 85" TV, and it handles the HDR/SDR change perfectly.
I am willing to be most users won't understand the issue, and just settle for incorrect color and brightness on SDR content.
Yes, it works. Both my J4 and WJ4 Multiview work with my Hopper 3 Plus and my other Hopper 3 with no Plus. Both Joeys are on software 5304
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Yes it will as charlesrshell just mentioned in the comment above.
I got the Multi-view update for my Joey4s yesterday.
Works great.
Is there some other change? Or more to come?
Works great.
Is there some other change? Or more to come?
Unfortunately do to NDA's I can't discuss beta features until they are released to the public. But lets just say the DISH team is doing some amazing work.
Just ordered two Wireless Joey 4s to replace my 4KJs. Was offered a no-contract or a 12-month contract with a $10.00 reduced monthly bill, no activation fee, and free shipping. They are sending out an installer even though I asked to do it myself. Very pleased with the Dish rep I worked with.
Thank you to the OP for bringing this information about JOEY 4 MULTI-VIEW to my attention and to the members here at Satellite Guys.
Thank you to the OP for bringing this information about JOEY 4 MULTI-VIEW to my attention and to the members here at Satellite Guys.
Received this e-mail 3 days ago... At the bottom, it says limited to one Multi-view session per household. How does it work if someone had Hopper 3, Hopper 3 with Hopper Plus, Wired Joey 4 and a Wireless Joey 4 for example? Can they all do Multi-view session at the same time?
Unfortunately due to NDA's I can't discuss beta features until they are released to the public. But lets just say the DISH team is doing some amazing work.
Is there an estimated Amazing Date when we might see the results of this Amazing Work?
I have all them there models. I know for sure they all have multi-view, but I have not tried them all out at the same time. Wife has the H3+ in use right now. I will try it out tomorrow & report back.
I tried out multi-view on my Hopper 3, Joey 4, and Wireless Joey 4 at the same time. H3 multi-view works good but not the Joeys. Only one Joey works at a time (see pic). Also, the Joey's multi-view is not working this morning. It starts out multi-view but then goes out of multi-view mode. It worked yesterday. Did not test my Hopper 3 Plus. Wife is using it again.
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The Multi View does seem to be limited to one set.
I was testing on one of our 4 joey's and I got a message that using it would stop the session on one of my other Joeys.
I like the feature, but from a practical standpoint, I would mostly use it on the 85" and 75" sets, not the 55" and 50" sets for the most part.
My 85" is on the Hopper 3, so usually my only other use would be for my 75" set in the man cave.
I was testing on one of our 4 joey's and I got a message that using it would stop the session on one of my other Joeys.
I like the feature, but from a practical standpoint, I would mostly use it on the 85" and 75" sets, not the 55" and 50" sets for the most part.
My 85" is on the Hopper 3, so usually my only other use would be for my 75" set in the man cave.
4k joey does 4k with out HDR. The Joey 4 does 4k with HDR. They need to eliminate the 4k joeys and replace them with the Joey 4s.
I just tried out multi-view in my Hopper 3 Plus. I think Multi-view is broke for me. It starts out multi-view then it immediately converts back to single view. Also, only one device can use multi-view. Either the Hopper or Joey.
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I'm gonna get a new set next month. I love MULTI-VIEW and need a little more screen real estate for the 4 squares. Do you feel the 85" is the sweet spot in terms of size, or a 100", which might be overkill and dominate any great room?
