However, the integration only applies to the ad-supported content on the Plex app. From there, Plex content will be visible in Up Next right alongside all other data sources, letting you keep tabs on the Plex content you're viewing. When you watch one of Plex's ad-supported video on demand offerings, which includes both TV shows and movies, you'll be prompted to allow Plex to share what you've watched with the TV app. This has also added Siri support, allowing users to search for Plex's library of ad-supported content with the voice assistant. If you begin to play one of these pieces of content, the app will ask you to connect it to the Apple TV app so you can track what you are watching. With 120Hz support, gamers and sports lovers could take advantage of a smoother image while playing real-time games or watching live sports.įollow along with all of Apple’s announcements at its Spring Loaded special event in our live news hub right here.As reported by MacRumors, the feature works with Plex's ad-supported video on demand content. It’s likely that the company could be saving the 120Hz refresh rate feature to be introduced with tvOS 15 at WWDC 2021. Requires HDCP when playing protected content. Support for up to 4K 60-fps HDR video output.
During the presentation, the company explored how the new set-top-box improved the 4K HDR experience but without getting too much into specs. With the new Apple TV 4K using HDMI 2.1, it’s unclear why Apple hasn’t yet implemented the 120Hz refresh rate support.
To enable 4K resolution at 120Hz, an HDMI 2.1 port is required. That’s because the current-generation Apple TV is equipped with an HDMI 2.0 port, which is limited to 4K resolution at 60Hz. It’s important to point out, however, that the current Apple TV 4K doesn’t support 120Hz - even with a software update. …These references strongly suggest that Apple is at least internally testing a 120Hz mode for Apple TV. Multiple references to “120Hz” and “supports120Hz” have been added to tvOS’ PineBoard in the latest beta release.
Almost four years after its original release, the company introduced the new set-top-box with the A12 chip, a new Siri Remote, and HDMI 2.1 support for a better 4K HDR experience.ĩto5Mac first discovered on tvOS 14.5 beta 6 that Apple mentions 120Hz refresh rate support in the code, but at the time, Apple didn’t have Apple TV that could work with this higher refresh rate since the fifth-generation Apple TV supported only HDMI 2.0. Today, Apple unveiled its new Apple TV 4K.
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