Physical.S01E10.Lets.Get.Together.2160p.ATVP.WEB-DL.DDP5.1.H.265-NTb – 4.2 GB
General Filename.......: Physical.S01E10.Lets.Get.Together.2160p.ATVP.WEB-DL.DDP5.1.H.265-NTb.mkv FileSize.......: 4.19 GiB Duration.......: 27 min 54 s Video Codec..........: HEVC Main 10@L5@High Resolution.....: 3840x1920 Aspect ratio...: 2.000 Bit rate.......: 20.7 Mb/s Frame rate.....: 23.976 fps Color primaries: BT.709 (SDR) Audio Channels.......: 6 CH Format.........: Dolby Digital Plus with Dolby Atmos Bit rate.......: 768 kb/s Subtitle.......: English Subtitle.......: English Subtitle.......: English Subtitle.......: Arabic Subtitle.......: Bulgarian Subtitle.......: Chinese Subtitle.......: Chinese Subtitle.......: Czech Subtitle.......: Danish Subtitle.......: German Subtitle.......: Greek Subtitle.......: Spanish Subtitle.......: Spanish Subtitle.......: Estonian Subtitle.......: Finnish Subtitle.......: French Subtitle.......: French Subtitle.......: Hebrew Subtitle.......: Hindi Subtitle.......: Hungarian Subtitle.......: Indonesian Subtitle.......: Italian Subtitle.......: Japanese Subtitle.......: Korean Subtitle.......: Lithuanian Subtitle.......: Latvian Subtitle.......: Malay Subtitle.......: Dutch Subtitle.......: Norwegian Subtitle.......: Polish Subtitle.......: Portuguese Subtitle.......: Portuguese Subtitle.......: Russian Subtitle.......: Slovak Subtitle.......: Slovenian Subtitle.......: Swedish Subtitle.......: Tamil Subtitle.......: Telugu Subtitle.......: Thai Subtitle.......: Turkish Subtitle.......: Ukrainian Subtitle.......: Vietnamese Subtitle.......: Chinese
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Posted on August 6, 2021 at 05:57 PM
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Thank you for continuing to offer 2160p encodes with BT.709 or (SDR) color primaries. My TV and monitors can decode and play HDR content, but for some reason my eyes prefer this. Also, some HDR is better than others, although I am not sure if that is subjective, or how many changes videos offered in .mkv container is going to go through until HDR finds a universally accepted standard that is correct on all sets.