Larry Hryb:
Let's talk about that. In the blog post we talk about HDMI 2.1 innovation and that's something that obviously the console will have. And for those of us over at the AVS forums. Let's give them some stuff to start. So let's talk about what it's going to support and what some of those things that you did bring over. You mentioned some of them earlier.
Jason R:
Yeah. So with HDMI 2.1 this is the first version of the Sandler that supports 120 frames a second, which is absolutely critical for those ultra competitive games, esports experiences. Another good example is variable refresh rate, which has been in the PC space for a while, which basically allows the display to be in perfect synchronization with the output coming from the console so that even if you're not running in a locked frame rate, you still get a great low latency gaming experience with no tearing,
Larry Hryb:
Right?
Jason R:
And then auto low latency mode is actually the ability of the Xbox console to set the TV in the lowest latency mode possible today many people often will try to go into their TV settings and identify game mode. [inaudible 00:11:04] They enable it on different.
Larry Hryb:
Turn on all that cinema stuff off. Right?
Jason R:
Exactly.
Larry Hryb:
Right. We got to do that.
Jason R:
But what we want to do is we wanted to make this just super simple for players. So we can actually now do that at the console level so that when you jump into a game experience, we can actually automatically set the TV into its lowest latency mode possible,
Larry Hryb:
Right.
Jason R:
And then when you exit out of the game, we can revert the TV back to the normal display mode so that the player doesn't actually have to do anything.
Larry Hryb:
Right. It's just all automatic and it all goes over HDMI.
Jason R:
Exactly.
Tudo isso que falaram é coisa velha tb, o One X já faz tudo isso pois é HDMI 2.1 tb, pena que a microsoft não deixa usarem todo o potencial dele com jogos exclusivos para aproveitar totalmente essas funções, obviamente a TV precisa acompanhar essas funções, e hj basicamente só LG Oled.