This little box isn’t cheap, it is listed on the Meet Hue site at $229.99 and expected to launch October 15th 2019. You can also use it to turn the TV on and automatically switch the channels between the connected devices. To the front is a small infrared sensor allowing you to use with a remote control. This little box supports 4K 60Hz and HDR10 at launch, but it doesn’t support HDR10+ or Dolby Vision, two key standards for higher picture quality. The sync box must be plugged into the mains, it can connect up to 4 HDMI leads, this could be a games console, tv set up box, or any other HDMI devices.
To the rear of the device are 4 HDMI inputs, HDMI output to your TV, USB input and power input. No delays or lag – just plug in and the experience begins!” The Philips Hue Play HDMI Play Sync Box is able to switch automatically between the four different HDMI channels, depending on which one is being used at that moment. Philips Hue lights will sync whatever content is being played on your HDMI devices, and creates an exciting and interactive experience in your whole room increasing the overall enjoyment of what is happening on the screen. In the press release it said “Simply connect up to four HDMI devices to the Philips Hue Play HDMI Play Sync Box and watch your lighting come to life. Syncing your Hue lights to your your TV or Games Console This then allows your Hue lights to change depending on the on-screen action. Designed to runny HDMI devices into this box which then plugs into your TV. Philips have released a HDMI sync box that will allow you to easily sync your Hue lights with your TV.
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With the release of Hue Entertainment and Hue Sync, your lights can now be linked and work with music, as well as on screen action from your Mac, PC or TV. Bring your TV or film to life in your living room with your Philips Hue lighting system working with what is happening on screen.
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