buzztoday Posted April 24, 2020 Posted April 24, 2020 It plays 1080p movies very nice but whenever I try to play any 4K VOD (movie usually) it either does not even start it or if it starts to play the movie it freezes completely. I am kinda surprised with 4GB DDR4 Ram and a supposedly better CPU the XRS4500 is unable to handle 4K. I am wired connected with a Gig connection and have stable DL/UL of around 930 all the time. I have tried both the Default and Secondary players. Quote
nbs. Posted April 24, 2020 Posted April 24, 2020 have you tried another 4k source besides your server? does it play 4k on youtube? Quote
416guy Posted April 24, 2020 Posted April 24, 2020 9 hours ago, buzztoday said: It plays 1080p movies very nice but whenever I try to play any 4K VOD (movie usually) it either does not even start it or if it starts to play the movie it freezes completely. I am kinda surprised with 4GB DDR4 Ram and a supposedly better CPU the XRS4500 is unable to handle 4K. I am wired connected with a Gig connection and have stable DL/UL of around 930 all the time. I have tried both the Default and Secondary players. My xrs 4500 handles 4k fine. I use 4k from various Iptv services using the buzz app. I also use 4k content though emby and Netflix. 1 Quote
Nelutz Posted April 24, 2020 Posted April 24, 2020 10 hours ago, buzztoday said: It plays 1080p movies very nice but whenever I try to play any 4K VOD (movie usually) it either does not even start it or if it starts to play the movie it freezes completely. I am kinda surprised with 4GB DDR4 Ram and a supposedly better CPU the XRS4500 is unable to handle 4K. I am wired connected with a Gig connection and have stable DL/UL of around 930 all the time. I have tried both the Default and Secondary players. True mine doesn't play from certain servers either I've tried both players but no chance ,it just play for a sec than stop. Quote
nbs. Posted April 24, 2020 Posted April 24, 2020 48 minutes ago, Nelutz said: True mine doesn't play from certain servers either I've tried both players but no chance ,it just play for a sec than stop. what did allaboutbuzz say about it? Quote
nbs. Posted April 24, 2020 Posted April 24, 2020 1 hour ago, 416guy said: My xrs 4500 handles 4k fine. I use 4k from various Iptv services using the buzz app. I also use 4k content though emby and Netflix. 4k on netflix? how? Quote
allaboutbuzz Posted April 24, 2020 Posted April 24, 2020 14 hours ago, buzztoday said: It plays 1080p movies very nice but whenever I try to play any 4K VOD (movie usually) it either does not even start it or if it starts to play the movie it freezes completely. I am kinda surprised with 4GB DDR4 Ram and a supposedly better CPU the XRS4500 is unable to handle 4K. I am wired connected with a Gig connection and have stable DL/UL of around 930 all the time. I have tried both the Default and Secondary players. In our tests This happens because the Server isn't streaming the 4K stream fast enough So this affects playback This would explain why some users say works fine and others have issues on this thread. The 4500 has 0 issues streaming 4K, if the stream you're watching it from is encoded and streamed properly. Lots of review videos show it playing 4K HEVC 60FPS and other formats of 4K playing with ease. 1 1 Quote
buzztoday Posted April 25, 2020 Author Posted April 25, 2020 I will have to search for other 4K IPTV providers and test the Buzz again. Quote
nbs. Posted April 25, 2020 Posted April 25, 2020 try the 4k on youtube ,see if you have any issues Quote
buzztoday Posted April 25, 2020 Author Posted April 25, 2020 I have no issues playing 4K on Youtube. That means problem is with my server. Quote
nbs. Posted April 25, 2020 Posted April 25, 2020 c and p from a 4500 user f you want to see how good it CAN look,download some 4k media to a thumb drive & watch it on your Buzz.You will see how good theye are.The xrs has the best image I've seen yet on an iptv box.. 1 Quote
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