Do any home cinema amps pass pure 4k input

[rocketrazor]

Hi guys,

with 4k here now do any amps actually pass full 4k with hdmi 2.0 (if that's correct) standard?

cheers

rocket

 

[Frank Harvey]

They should do.

 

[bigboss]

Current AV receivers are HDMI 1.4 which pass 4K upto 30p. So 4K films with 24p should pass easily. However, future 4K programmes at 50-60p won't pass.

Yamaha has announced its 2014 mid range receivers with HDMI 2.0 which should pass 4K completely.

 

[Paul.]

Does anyone know how existing systems work with passthrough and DHCP? A new version (2.2) will be required for UHD bluray content, so the BR player and the TV will need it. I don't know if the reciever will also require it to be able to pass it through.

 

[bigboss]

I think you mean HDCP. I'm sure a player with twin HDMI outs would solve the problem, without having to upgrade the receiver.

 

[rocketrazor]

Cheers guys

 

[Paul.]

I think you mean HDCP. I'm sure a player with twin HDMI outs would solve the problem, without having to upgrade the receiver.

Ha! Bloody acronyms

 

[rocketrazor]

So am I right in thinking then that this amp that big boss linked to in the hot deals isn't 4k at 50 & 60p just 30p

http://www.audiovisualonline.co.uk/product/8046/yamaha-rx-a2030-aventage-black-av-receiver/

this 4k stuff is all rather miss leading

 

[bigboss]

No it isn't. Look for HDMI 2.0.

Check these:

http://www.whathifi.com/news/yamaha-unveils-mid-range-rx-v77-av-receivers-and-bd-77-blu-ray-players

The Aventage range with HDMI 2.0 will be announced later this year.

 

[rocketrazor]

:cheers: big boss

 

[Series1boy]

Think I'm going to hang on as I was about to purchase the Denon x4000