chebby
Well-known member
Nope, all upto date, cheers Chebby. I had to do one when I first got it but now everything is perfect. It's easy to check too.chebby said:
Still don't know what's going on. Speaking to Panasonic on their customer service is useless. Any info? Cheers.
The_Lhc
Well-known member
gel said:
Any info on what? You said yourself your TV is up to date and has the hdr update out of the box?
chebby
Well-known member
gel said:
I don't know who else here has an £8000 65" Panasonic 4k HDR OLED (or whatever it is) who could help you. Why is it 'useless' when you call Panasonic?
What do you want to do? (I can't be bothered to read back through all your related threads any more.)
Don't the online instructions help?
I have done all the firmware updates, I guess I just have to wait. Panasonic customer service is saying that its done, but everyone on av with one are saying its not done, I said I will ask on here but no one seems to know? Instructions don't seem to help, I will have another read though throught the big book.chebby said:
But having seen HDR on LG's in John Lewis it tells you if the sceen is doing HDR on the screen when doing demos. So I guess the Panasonic will saying if its doing HDR.
bigboss
Moderator
gel said:
Just a wild guess, but perhaps the demo material they're using has an HDR logo burnt into it – you know, to show it's HDR, like?
Have you tried asking the AVForums staff whether or not the upgrade has been applied? They're said to be quite 'cosy' with Panasonic, so if anyone can find out, one would hope they would.
I am in quite a few conversation with The Limey on AV and he is a moderator and he is saying we have to wait for the firmare update. It makes you wonder what exactly this firmware update will be capable of? Whether they are waiting to make it Ultra HD premium alliance or whatever its called too.spiny norman said:
gel said:
No idea who that moderator is, but is he/she one of the AVF writers? Surely it would be better to ask one of them to get a definitive answer from Panasonic, since your request to the WHF people seems to have fallen on deaf ears.
chebby
Well-known member
If you can't tell whether you have it or not then just how good is it really?
Oh, and just so you know, my old Viera was supposed to get firmware/software downloads 5 years ago when I bought it (for getting BBC iPlayer via ethernet).
Still waiting
(I ended up using my Sony BDPs and Humax for BBC iPlayer instead, so it wasn't an 'issue' just a little disappointing that they lied.)
Oh, and just so you know, my old Viera was supposed to get firmware/software downloads 5 years ago when I bought it (for getting BBC iPlayer via ethernet).
Still waiting
(I ended up using my Sony BDPs and Humax for BBC iPlayer instead, so it wasn't an 'issue' just a little disappointing that they lied.)
Well I don't think it has it, I only tried that download I did and that was pretty useless. YouTube is much better.chebby said:If you can't tell whether you have it or not then just how good is it really?
Oh, and just so you know, my old Viera was supposed to get firmware/software downloads 5 years ago when I bought it (for getting BBC iPlayer via ethernet).
Still waiting
(I ended up using my Sony BDPs and Humax for BBC iPlayer instead, so it wasn't an 'issue' just a little disappointing that they lied.)
The_Lhc
Well-known member
gel said:
The TVs in stores are often in demo mode whereby they display those messages. You wouldn't really want your TV at home to be doing that all the way through a film would you? You should be able to enable demo-mode in the menu somewhere if you really want to.
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