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The playback should in no way be different (no different tonemapping etc.) from playing back the same footage in a non-HDR-capable player like VLC, 'just' the highlights will be WAAAAY brighter, particularly if you turn down the overall screen brightness a bit (to, say, 30%). Then, it surely isn't playing the footage back properly. compared to what I see on youtube in HDR.' All the colors look desaturated when in HDR mode.

' I paid for Infuse and frankly, I'm not all that impressed with HDR on it. I just couldn't bother paying even one month to check out the HDR quality as I wasn't impressed by its.

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Infuse 7.3.3 (only tested in trial mode so I can't comment on the quality of its HDR rendering. I am not saying 4.x will not, it just does not at the current state of development.') Both 3.x and 4.x for macOS currently do not support 'native' HDR output on HDR screens. NOTE: VLC won't receive true HDR screen support in the foreseeable future (see : ' VLC 3 plays HDR content tone-mapped to SDR.

webm YouTube downloads, unlike the other two players. The most expensive Infuse, at least in these tests, produced the least convincing results as it just couldn't play back the 4k.

#Movist pro movie#

This offers an excellent way of both displaying the original English text of a movie and a track in another language, should a word be unknown for me. This particular video for example is 8-bit only, while it's listed as 10-bit in the Kodi Wiki.ģ, Of the three commercial (and HDR-capable) apps, I myself prefer Optimus Player: it's the cheapest and, which is important for me, is unique in that it's capable of displaying two subtitle tracks at the same time, and those tracks can be bitmap tracks too, not only textual (.srt etc.) ones. Attached is a chart with my findings.ġ, most? all? as HDR advertised 'unofficial' MKVs are NOT HDR (while they certainly are 10-bit) and, to my knowledge, can't be played back as suchĢ, some 'official' MKVs (example: the above 31: HEVC 10-bit 23.976fps (in MKV) from ) is, while Infuse detects them as HDR (and accordingly displays the nagging screen), are not HDR.

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There's no way around that, afaik.I've played a little bit with HDR-capable players (note: NOT with all the available ones!) on my 16' M1 Pro MBP's screen to learn a bit more on HDR playback. Unlike with iTunes with the keys set as normal media keys, you can't use these to control Movist if it is playing in the background. This tip didn't work for me with the Play/Pause menu item… it appears to be hard set to spacebar, but most everything else should work.ĮDIT: I should also add that use of these rebound these keys is only good while Movist is open. Click the + button, find Movist in the Applications drop-down menu (you may have to search for it), add the exact title of the function you want to re-assign (ex: Play Speed Faster) and then press the function key you want bound under Keyboard Shortcut (ex: F9). Since Movist doesn't appear to support changing the key bindings from within the app, you'll need to do this through System Preferences > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts. Next what you need to do is force key bindings for the controls you want.

What you need to do is get a tool that will force those keys to default as the function key, rather than as a media key.