Ruler said:
that looks extremley lame to do everytime, you actually need something like this which duplicates the signal |
There are several problems with that, first a HDR compatible splitter is $160 or more. That one only supports 4K at 30fps
https://www.pulse-eight.com/p/177/1x2-hdmi-20a-hdmi-20b-splitter-with-hdcp-22-support
Plus according to avs forum, a splitter will conform to the lowest common denominator of the connected devices
http://www.avsforum.com/forum/143-general-gaming-help/1452009-input-lag-receivers.html#post24242866
But that may be circumvented by simply turning off the power to the processing unit. When it's on it will inform the splitter it can only do hdmi 1.4, which will tell your ps4 to switch down to 1.4. You actually need an image duplicator, as found on higher end receivers with dual hdmi out, so each stream can run with its own settings. So for $163 you still need to unplug the power to the processing unit to get 4K HDR on the tv :/
