## Why choose this quality profile ??? question "Why choose this quality profile? - [Click to show/hide]" - You want 2160p with DV + HDR10 but don't care about HD audio (TrueHD, DTS-HD, DTS-X). - You want maximum compatibility across all devices and still a HQ release. - You run 2 instances of Radarr and want both version or you want to use this as your main. - You want to have little to no transcoding for low powered devices or remote streaming. - You're using your smart tv app as media player device. - You want to grab streaming optimized releases. --- BHDStudio does HQ 1080p/2160p Encodes with the following features - Streaming optimized (Optimized for PLEX, emby, Jellyfin, and other streaming platforms) - [1080p] AC3 Audio (Downmixed Lossless audio track to Dolby Digital 5.1 for optimal compatibility) - [2160p] Encoded lossless audio track to Dolby Digital Plus 7.1 with Dolby Digital 5.1 fallback. - [2160p] Dolby Vision with HDR10 fallback or HDR10 if there is no DV HDR10 release. - Small sizes - Good quality Biggest drawback: If you don't have access to the top tier indexers you won't have access to all BHDStudio releases, and you will end up with less or not streaming optimized releases. ### Tested Devices and Results We've tested this SQP on several devices and added the result in a [spreadsheet](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1fhwK_PLBfJjL6w8p7tVj-qK4GA4vqMtvGegGlNwbSDo/){:target="\_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"} If you want to add any missing devices and players to the results please do so in our dedicated SQP-1 (2160p) [Discord](https://trash-guides.info/discord){:target="\_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"}. You will need to provide the following info. - Your used TV and the max resolution supported by the TV. - Your used media player device (ATV, Shield, Smart TV App, etc). - Tautulli screenshot when playing a `BHDStudio 2160p` with `DV HDR10`. - Info what your TV is reporting DV or HDR10. - Tautulli screenshot when playing a `WEBDL 2160p` with `DV HDR10`. - Info what your TV is reporting DV or HDR10.