I actually found it deep in youtube with a few thousand views and broken into 4 separate videos . Found it againHvAQvgAnW 4 U <| sep |> Sorry you have to buy at least $ 20 , 000 worth of items before we can cash a million dollar bill . <| sep |> Proper test match batting . <| sep |> If you are using WhatsApp correctly em you won ' t need to spend a thing <| sep |> How about buffing elemental scalings ? <| sep |> Revisiting this post as some good news have appeared in the meantime 1 Netflix will finally have 4 K on the PC , albeit only in Microsoft Edge to begin with . This should resolve the streaming bitrate issue amazingly , only on Kaby Lake processors , which for now only exist on laptops ! , but I still have to figure out a way to passthrough 5 . 1 Dolby Digital Plus sound from browserbased Netflix . Interestingly , Microsoft Edge is also the only browser which in theory supports Dolby Digital Plus , but I ' m not sure this feature is actually used by anyone , Netflix included . 2 Xbox One S or older one also , not sure will finally receive audio bitstreaming support in a spring update . This will definitely make it my next Blu Ray player . Included is also Dolby Atmos support , though no word about DTSX . It should , however work with a DTSX compatible receiver from what I gather . Thus , the waters are getting slightly less murkier When Kaby Lake comes out for desktop PCs as well , I ' ll stick a Pentium version into my PC I already have a Skylake CPU , so no need to change the motherboard , assuming the DisplayPort connector will register as being HDCP 2 . 2 compliant . So , this means I should be able to access proper 4 K streaming and UHD BluRay with a cost of less than 700 EUR Xbox One S , 4 K PC monitor , Kaby Lake CPU . This can also serve as a solid basis for a future upgrade to a 4 K TV and Dolby AtmosDTSX receiver , with the only standards I will miss out on being Dolby Vision and HDR 10 on the PC which is not used by anyone for anything yet afaik . fatalmedia , sorry I never replied , the monitor I ' m considering is the LG 27 UD 58 , an IPS panel with AMD FreeSync and 4 K 350 EUR here in Romania .