Standard vidéos powerstation p6

[paco paquito]

 

Hello, I am very interested in the powerstation that I would like to purchase. But I cannot find the complete information on these video characteristics, namely does the p6 box support dolby vision, hdr10, 10+, vp9 profile 2 you who own this week box could you tell me if it supports these video standards . I tried to send emails to buzztv tv but they don't respond, thank you for this information

[nbs.]

No it doesnt It has audio passthrough 

[allaboutbuzz]

11 hours ago, paco paquito said:

 

Hello, I am very interested in the powerstation that I would like to purchase. But I cannot find the complete information on these video characteristics, namely does the p6 box support dolby vision, hdr10, 10+, vp9 profile 2 you who own this week box could you tell me if it supports these video standards . I tried to send emails to buzztv tv but they don't respond, thank you for this information

Here is the RockChip RK3588 Data Sheet

Should show all of the specs

 

Dolby Vision and 10+ is not supported on this chipset.

RK3588 Brief Datasheet.pdf

[paco paquito]

 

Thank you very much for this feedback, Dolby Vision is a license you have to pay to be able to broadcast it for HDR 10 + it is free set up by a Samsung consortium.....and others to compete with Dolby I think that the 3588 cpu can support them very well it is a shame that the powerstation is not these video standards

[nbs.]

You think it can support it after being told it doesn't support it?

[allaboutbuzz]

8 hours ago, paco paquito said:

 

Thank you very much for this feedback, Dolby Vision is a license you have to pay to be able to broadcast it for HDR 10 + it is free set up by a Samsung consortium.....and others to compete with Dolby I think that the 3588 cpu can support them very well it is a shame that the powerstation is not these video standards

Rockchip doesn't have a Dolby Hardware License

So we can't even buy the license from Dolby. 

[paco paquito]

 

ok, thank you after all these details, I will perhaps turn to the zidoo 9x....which supports all audio/video standards

[whacked]

lol, was this an advertisement dig  for Zidoo ?

Just asking

[Ryu]

@whacked I think so too. 

Edited September 28 by Ryu

[nbs.]

That's class...lol

[Emporium]

Lol.. Zidoo may seem to support on paper.  Question is, does Zidoo support YOU after sale, when it does not work as advertised.  If you use something like Plex, enjoy trying to get your Zidoo working as expected.  And it is radio silence on their part and even to try to fix stuff (that is advertised as supported), everything they recommend is a "workaround" instead of fixing it.  

And truth be told, 90% of users would not even use those features anyhow or have the rest of the equipment to take advantage of it.  It is for about the 10% of users, but most of them have probably already realized that it is all about compromises with streaming boxes.

Like I've always said, there is no PERFECT box.  They all have weaknesses, flaws and issues.  And if anyone tells you otherwise, don't believe them.  As an example of weaknesses, The 9x you mentioned only has 2GB of ram, which will be very limiting for some newer apps, and the fact that it only has BT 4.2 could be a dealbrealer for those with bluetooth soundbars and headphones.  Everything is about compromises, depending on what is important to you.  Where a company shines, is on their support on issues which they advertise as supported. 

Obviously this box is not for you.  Move on.

Edited September 28 by Emporium

[paco paquito]

 

I apologize if my comments were perceived as an advertising approach, this is not at all the case. I cited this brand, because I know it, I could have cited others, plus it has a big community behind it and good developers. I just wanted to know the video standards of the Powerstation, because it is true that the technical description is a little limited. This is why I made a comparison with other boxes, regardless of the brand.

[Emporium]

The specs were given to you, including the datasheet.  You did not need to mention/compare to any other boxes.  And even when you do, what is written on paper and what they actually deliver and under what conditions are 2 different things.

Like I mentioned, no box is perfect for all situations. Every box has it's strengths and weaknesses and compromises are always made. Choices are made for reasons that none of us can speculate (cost, complexity, strategic partnerships, etc..).  And we'll probably never know since most are under NDA. You take take the info you are given, and you make a choice that is right for you depending on your needs and desires..