YouTube is finally enabling HDR support on Microsoft’s Xbox consoles. The HDR support works across existing Xbox One S / X devices and new consoles like the Xbox Series X and Series S. The video experience is stunning. (Note: HDR supports simultaneous 3D on Xbox).
GamingCentral was able to test this weekend on PlayStation 4 and the game looked EXACTLY the same on both systems. So if you own a PS4 the HDR option was never a question for you. You will need a compatible HDMI cable and a compatible smartphone / tablet to view the HDR content on your Xbox One.
HDR support will be rolling out to YouTube on Xbox "later this month." Your screen will change for HDR videos and what appears to be the resolution will get slightly bigger for different subtitles and for larger passages.
HDR videos look SO good on Xbox One and I've been using the app and because I have UMTS up on my Xbox Xbox One X (sold here) even streaming 4K music looks awesome.
Let me know what you guys think.
Scarlett Johansson's (Scarlett Johansson) hit short "Under the Skin" won the grand jury prize at the Gotham Independent Film Awards in New York City on Sunday morning.
In an interview with Crave Online afterwards, the actress said, "I was trying to do my best performance with very little regard for other people in the process and I'm so sad that people were disrespected that way. The filmmaker really motivated me to try to make this the best movie I could possible do, and I'm extremely proud of the work and proud of the winner."
"I just want people to celebrate films and the people who put them together, and in this case the director who took this on himself but had no doubt that he was going to bring this to the camera."
Scarlett Johansson Accepts Grand Jury Prize For 'Under the Skin'
Next week she will go in for the nomination in the Guardian's best original comedy short film category.
A potted review of the film, by Kevin McCarthy in The New Yorker, on Saturday writes, "It's a testament to Scarlett Johansson, a vivacious artist discreetly crafting her dopey offence, that she outdid herself with this low-budget black-market thriller whose premise is miserable enough to warrant Scarlett Johansson herself totoning her vagina in public. I admired the way Johansson made a miscarriage (actually eight) of complete honesty, uneven as it is, her full connective tissue torn away by the trauma of someone — we never know — dying horribly. Her film's [auteur] Emmanuel Lubez
GamingCentral was able to test this weekend on PlayStation 4 and the game looked EXACTLY the same on both systems. So if you own a PS4 the HDR option was never a question for you. You will need a compatible HDMI cable and a compatible smartphone / tablet to view the HDR content on your Xbox One.
HDR support will be rolling out to YouTube on Xbox "later this month." Your screen will change for HDR videos and what appears to be the resolution will get slightly bigger for different subtitles and for larger passages.
HDR videos look SO good on Xbox One and I've been using the app and because I have UMTS up on my Xbox Xbox One X (sold here) even streaming 4K music looks awesome.
Let me know what you guys think.
Scarlett Johansson's (Scarlett Johansson) hit short "Under the Skin" won the grand jury prize at the Gotham Independent Film Awards in New York City on Sunday morning.
In an interview with Crave Online afterwards, the actress said, "I was trying to do my best performance with very little regard for other people in the process and I'm so sad that people were disrespected that way. The filmmaker really motivated me to try to make this the best movie I could possible do, and I'm extremely proud of the work and proud of the winner."
"I just want people to celebrate films and the people who put them together, and in this case the director who took this on himself but had no doubt that he was going to bring this to the camera."
Scarlett Johansson Accepts Grand Jury Prize For 'Under the Skin'
Next week she will go in for the nomination in the Guardian's best original comedy short film category.
A potted review of the film, by Kevin McCarthy in The New Yorker, on Saturday writes, "It's a testament to Scarlett Johansson, a vivacious artist discreetly crafting her dopey offence, that she outdid herself with this low-budget black-market thriller whose premise is miserable enough to warrant Scarlett Johansson herself totoning her vagina in public. I admired the way Johansson made a miscarriage (actually eight) of complete honesty, uneven as it is, her full connective tissue torn away by the trauma of someone — we never know — dying horribly. Her film's [auteur] Emmanuel Lubez
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