Azaraith
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I've got my system set up as such:
TV --> Wallplate --> 50ft HDMI cable --> Wall plate --> AVR
TV is a KS8000, AVR is a Denon X3300W.
Inputs are as such:
All HDMI cables are AmazonBasics, except for the 50ft, which is a BlueRigger.
I've tested the Chromecast Ultra in the following combinations:
I've ruled out the HDMI cables and wall plate since it worked with 4k through them, the problem is clearly with the AVR or the Chromecast's interaction with the AVR. The AVR is setup straight out of the box, with the only changes being running through the Audyssey setup and adding labels to the inputs.
Is there a setting I need to change in the AVR somewhere to get 4k to work? I'm assuming it's something related to the HDCP 2.2, but all the inputs on the AVR are supposed to support 2.2 so that shouldn't be the problem...
I'll find out if 4k works at all when the PS4 Pro gets in, unless the Xbox One is supposed to work with 4k (I've read it supports 4k/30hz, but not 4k/60hz, but I might be wrong).
Any ideas? I hope I've just pulled a numpty and haven't found a setting somewhere, but the behavior of the Chromecast suggests an issue rather than a setting since it's inconsistent in working at all, rather than just only ever working in 1080p...
TV --> Wallplate --> 50ft HDMI cable --> Wall plate --> AVR
TV is a KS8000, AVR is a Denon X3300W.
Inputs are as such:
- Chromecast Ultra
- Xbox One (only shows 1080p option in display options)
- <empty> (to be PS4 Pro)
- Xbox 360
- Raspberry Pi (RetroPie)
- Security Cams
- <Empty>
All HDMI cables are AmazonBasics, except for the 50ft, which is a BlueRigger.
I've tested the Chromecast Ultra in the following combinations:
- Directly into the TV (one connect box), works perfectly with 4k
- Into the wallplate on the AVR side (i.e. through the wall plates, BlueRigger HDMI, and one AmazonBasics HDMI), works perfectly with 4k
- Into the AVR input 1 as above, it doesn't work at all sometimes, sometimes it outputs audio and no video, sometimes it works but only in 1080p, but it has never worked in 4k
I've ruled out the HDMI cables and wall plate since it worked with 4k through them, the problem is clearly with the AVR or the Chromecast's interaction with the AVR. The AVR is setup straight out of the box, with the only changes being running through the Audyssey setup and adding labels to the inputs.
Is there a setting I need to change in the AVR somewhere to get 4k to work? I'm assuming it's something related to the HDCP 2.2, but all the inputs on the AVR are supposed to support 2.2 so that shouldn't be the problem...
I'll find out if 4k works at all when the PS4 Pro gets in, unless the Xbox One is supposed to work with 4k (I've read it supports 4k/30hz, but not 4k/60hz, but I might be wrong).
Any ideas? I hope I've just pulled a numpty and haven't found a setting somewhere, but the behavior of the Chromecast suggests an issue rather than a setting since it's inconsistent in working at all, rather than just only ever working in 1080p...