@MikeKobb Sorry to be a bother haha. But I believe I found another issue with the Strato V. It doesn't seem to be passing through the HDR10 metadata to the display. I hooked up my HDFury to the Strato V, and noticed that for every HDR10 movie I tried, it was reporting blank values for the HDR10 metadata that it was receiving/passing through to the display.
Attached pictures of the metadata from the same movie on 4K Blu-ray vs Kaleidescape, comparing the metadata output of my Panasonic UB9000 (which passes through the values), to the Strato V.
It's been a while since I tested this on the Strato C, but I definitely remember it passing through the metadata the last time I did, and I know this is important for TVs to select the correct color space to display the movie in, as well as what tone curve to use when doing static tone mapping, instead of dynamic tone mapping.
Attached pictures of the metadata from the same movie on 4K Blu-ray vs Kaleidescape, comparing the metadata output of my Panasonic UB9000 (which passes through the values), to the Strato V.
It's been a while since I tested this on the Strato C, but I definitely remember it passing through the metadata the last time I did, and I know this is important for TVs to select the correct color space to display the movie in, as well as what tone curve to use when doing static tone mapping, instead of dynamic tone mapping.