PlayStation 5

[Houston]

Happy Holidays everyone!!


I have the PS5 PRO and got me a longer HDMI cord from what they sent with system before display was 2160 standard whatever it was.

Now with my new HDMI I'm getting 3840x2160 - VRR (48-120Hz)

Color format now is YUV422 (HDR)

Could this be better than the standard HDMI?

Also what should I use for under captures and broadcast settings?

Video clip Format has

Manual recording Resolution

1920x1080 or I can select 3840x2160

Then for broadcasts video quality it has

1920x1080 at 30 fps but the above one is 1920x1080 at 60 fps

Which ones should I use ?

Thanks, HB

[bo_jax2000]

Quote: Originally Posted by illwill10

Just finished The Last of US Part 1 on the Pro for first time. Another game that looks amazing on the Pro. While I'm definitely enjoying the Pro, I do wish there was a larger number of Pro Enhanced games and for some games no idea if there will be one or not. I just got in Black Myth Wukong in mail, but thats a game I'm waiting to see if it receives a Pro update. Ghost Of Tsushima is another game I'm still waiting on

Black Myth Wukong is listed as being PS5 Pro enhanced on the PlayStation App

[Picci]

Quote: Originally Posted by Houston

Happy Holidays everyone!! I have the PS5 PRO and got me a longer HDMI cord from what they sent with system before display was 2160 standard whatever it was. Now with my new HDMI I'm getting 3840x2160 - VRR (48-120Hz) Color format now is YUV422 (HDR) Could this be better than the standard HDMI? Also what should I use for under captures and broadcast settings? Video clip Format has Manual recording Resolution 1920x1080 or I can select 3840x2160 Then for broadcasts video quality it has 1920x1080 at 30 fps but the above one is 1920x1080 at 60 fps Which ones should I use ? Thanks, HB

I believe the system is packed with an HDMI 2.1 cable that already supports 4K resolution, 120Hz, 8K resolution at 60Hz. There are other premium products out there but I always thought it was overkill. It seems you're noticing a nice difference.





In google words.......

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For broadcasting a film, "1920x1080 at 30 fps" is generally considered better as it provides a more cinematic look, closely resembling the traditional film frame rate of 24 fps, while 60 fps can sometimes appear too smooth and "video-like" for film content.

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60fps – A higher frame rate of 60fps is commonly used for sports, gaming and modern genres where smoother motion is beneficial.

[Houston]

Quote: Originally Posted by Picci

I believe the system is packed with an HDMI 2.1 cable that already supports 4K resolution, 120Hz, 8K resolution at 60Hz. There are other premium products out there but I always thought it was overkill. It seems you're noticing a nice difference. In google words.......

Thanks for taking the time to answer much appreciated!! Yeah I only play sports games and stream for my baseball league mainly.