sony 55xe8577 - when connected to the console, the ps4 pro displays hdr only in

Hello
I have a question about connecting a Sony 55xe8577 TV with the PS4 pro console.
the console is hooked up with a hdmi cable to the TV set and an optical cable to the STR-DN860 sony receiver, the television is connected to the console and the receiver (receiver for HDMI input with ARC support).
All TV settings are on automatic and the picture mode on the game.
In the const's settings, everything was also marked automatically.

Consoleat is displayed in the console settings:

resolution: 3840 x 2160 - 60 Hz
color format: YUV420
hdr in your tv: 2K / 4K
HDCP: 2.2
hdr is only available in 2k resolution. check the TV set-up.



I tried to change game mode settings (change settings for additional functions related to image and color improvement - automatic or completely disabled), I changed the console connection to a TV socket with ARC support and tried several different cables, but still can not use HDR in 4k resolution.

the question is: did sony cut into the shaft and release dedicated TV to the console with limited possibilities (HDR only in 2K), or maybe you need to change the settings elsewhere to use a full-value image.

zbynosz wrote:

the console is hooked up with a hdmi cable to the television

Could you specify what version of the HDMI cable?
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http://community.eu.playstation.com/t5/PS4-Su...rt-4K-HDR-on-Sony-new-4K-HDR-TV/td-p/24677429

I can not now, but from what I remember is 1.3 and a cable with a ladybug in the braid and a cable attached to the console

Rather, it should be HDMI 1.4.
You read the link.

I'm not sure what was added to the console, I will buy a cable in the 2.0 standard and let me know if anything has helped

Added after 10 [hours] 4 [minutes]:

I checked the connection on the 1.4 cable and continued without any changes. Is it possible that you will need a cable in the 2.0 standard?

Added after 18 [hours] 42 [minutes]:

http://konsolowe.info/2016/09/aby-wykorzystac...osci-ps4-pro-niezbedny-bedzie-kabel-hdmi-2-0/

it turns out that it is the TV's fault

info for those interested:

to obtain 4K image quality with HDR it is necessary to meet the following conditions:

1) you need a HDMI cable in the minimum standard 2.0, the lower one is not able to pass such a big signal (sound + picture + HDR), in my case the cable attached to the console did not meet this requirement even though the manufacturer declares to include such a cable into the set.

2) ps 4 pro console - video output settings:
- resolution: 2160p - YUV420
- RGB range: automatic (recommended)
- HDR: automatic
- Deep Color output: automatic

3) TV settings for the Sony 55xe8577:

- hdmi image settings where the console is connected:
picture mode: game
Advanced settings:
HDR mode: on,
HDMI signal range: full,
color space: BT2020

Saturation, color, black, etc. settings - according to your own needs.

- external input settings:
HDMI format: improved format


using such settings information about the video output given by the console:


- resolution: 3840x2160-60Hz
- color format: YUV420
- hdr in your tv: support 2K / 4K
- hdcp: 2.2



In summary, Sony TV does not fully exploit the capabilities of the ps4 pro console, but this is not the first time this is happening. Better parameters can be obtained on Samsung, but then you have to reckon with the debinding casing and damages to the matrix.

maybe in the future sony will stop playing in ch. with consumers and will introduce some update that will allow you to 100% use the capabilities of the console on this particular model tv

I hope someone will find this information useful.

Added after 1 [hour] 16 [minutes]:

https://translate.google.pl/translate?hl=pl&s...tion%3Dshowfull%26id%3D1495007874&prev=search

worth reading - apparently you can damage the console with poorly selected settings in HDR mode

Theme to refresh.

A few days ago Sony introduced an update for the TV. The menu has changed (there are few settings options). The console in the above mentioned settings gives advice, I checked the settings in the car tying and also you can get hdr from 4k. The TV can not set the automatic color option - you have to set it manually (no auto option) Maybe someone can get a 4K quality image from HDR and in YUV 422 color format.