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Here's the section in the 4K Blu-ray player app on the PS5 where you need to choose Bitstream if you. To access this you need to press the PS5’s Options button (the small white one to the top right of the touch pad), then scroll along to the ‘three dots’ more options icon on screen, then choose settings, and finally in the Audio Format section choose Bitstream instead of the default Linear PCM.

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I eventually discovered that there’s a separate bitstream output option for the PS5’s 4K Blu-ray player app (as people who use PS4 consoles as their Blu-ray players could actually have reminded me, since the PS5 approach is the same). Certainly I couldn’t get either format to trigger on my audio system even after I’d selected a bitstream output (rather than the default Linear PCM option) in the console’s main Audio Output menu. It briefly seemed, too, as if the PS5’s 4K Blu-ray player didn’t support playback of the Dolby Atmos or DTS:X ‘object-based’ sound formats. This option was probably always unlikely to end up on a 4K Blu-ray player built into a console, though. There’s no option either for, say, stripping HDR out of a 4K HDR image - something that can be useful with low-brightness projectors. Which leaves the potentially laggy ARC/eARC route as the only way they can enjoy both 4K HDR and surround sound from their PS5s. The lack of an audio sync adjustment is particularly unfortunate on the PS5 given that, as reported in this earlier article, some users of the console are finding that due to what looks like a hopefully fixable settings bug/limitation, they can’t currently pass 4K and HDR simultaneously from the console through their soundbars. The PS5's lack of Dolby Vision support isn't exactly a surprise - but it's still a shame.

#Best uhd player for xbox one tv#

Nor is there any facility to adjust the audio sync - something that might have been much appreciated by anyone running the console’s audio through a TV with ARC/eARC technology, as this set up can commonly cause lip synchronisation errors with some TVs and soundbars. There’s no option, for instance, to tell the player what sort of display the console is connected to, so that the player might tweak its output accordingly. The PS5’s 4K Blu-ray player is fairly short on other features, too. I can’t help but think, though, that if Dolby Vision was indeed coming to the PS5 any time soon, Sony would have said so by now. In fact, this is exactly what happened with the Xbox One S and X (though the DV support on those consoles only supported streaming services, not games or 4K Blu-ray playback). Dolby Vision is no longer dependent on up-front hardware integration, so it could potentially be added to the PS5 by a firmware update. It’s possible that this situation could change. So it would have been nice to see Dolby Vision turn up on the PS5’s 4K Blu-ray player too. Albeit in a rather clumsy way (see this review of the Sony X1100ES for more details). Sony’s previous two generations of standalone 4K Blu-ray player have, though, supported Dolby Vision. Sony has never supported HDR10+ with any of its TVs or standalone 4K Blu-ray players, so I guess it would have been optimistic to expect this format to turn up on the PS5.

films, you'll be wanting the PS5 that supports disc playback! Photo: Sony PlayStation If you are interested in experiencing the last word in picture and sound quality while watching.

#Best uhd player for xbox one movie#

After all, even if only a small percentage of those new console owners stumble upon 4K Blu-ray’s charms, it should lead to far more robust sales of 4K Blu-ray movie discs and, therefore, a much more certain long-term future for a physical media industry ravaged by the convenience of video streaming.

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With most manufacturers having now left the standalone 4K Blu-ray player market, and even those that remain showing little interest in refreshing their ranges, fans (like myself) of physical media relish the prospect of the PS5 and Xbox Series X leading to 4K Blu-ray players being installed in tens of millions more homes than they were before.

That said, Sony’s decision to include a 4K Blu-ray player in the PS5 potentially has far reaching consequences for the home entertainment landscape. The support in the disc-carrying version of the PS5 for the latest and greatest video disc format is just a welcome home cinema bonus. Sony’s latest console is, of course, first and foremost a gaming machine. As with the 4K Blu-ray player built into the Xbox Series X, the one built into the disc drive-carrying version of the PS5 is not and was never intended to be its star attraction.