bro can you share dolby vision screen shot in xstream box pl
Buddy will do so later on
bro can you share dolby vision screen shot in xstream box pl
agree to disagree on this matter. as I said it is my observations only.Don't agree with u buddy on 1st point. SD as well as HD chs picture quality is top notch on Airtel XStream Box.
If one needs to watch TV + OTT DTH Smart Boxes r the best option and overall performance of Airtel XStream Box is better than others...... If one wants to watch just OTT content then Fire TV Stick, Smart TV's etc. is perfect choice, in this too i would prefer a Smart Stick than Smart TV as lot of small to mid range Smart TV's face slowness or hanging issues as inbuilt processor+limited ROM gets overloaded with apps being used on the platform
I agree with this. I used D2h and xstream box, D2h has top notch quality for SD and HD channels, xstream has worst SD channels quality, i havn't check HD channels.agree to disagree on this matter. as I said it is my observations only.
I agree with this. I used D2h and xstream box, D2h has top notch quality for SD and HD channels, xstream has worst SD channels quality, i havn't check HD channels.
Earlier i thought, Because of Sony , am getting good PQ , but once i moved to Airtel xstream, then found it is problem with airtel, where all SD channels has worst PQ.
I saw tataplay in office samsung tv, that is far better than airtel xstream
Both xstream box and STB in airtel has same PQ.
Bro i'm asking info banner we changing channel that time coming info bar
Buddy just noticed that in the above image posted by you one can also see the Dolby Vision option listed under "Unsupported Formats" category which means ur TV does not support this format else it would have been listed under "Supported Formats" category
Bro my tv supports dolby vision , dolby atmos (lg oled)Buddy just noticed that in the above image posted by you one can also see the Dolby Vision option listed under "Unsupported Formats" category which means ur TV does not support this format else it would have been listed under "Supported Formats" category