Yes, this is the same for Xbox One X users as well. There is no change.
I thought ALLM is a HDMI 2.1 feature, your BenQ won’t be able to support if not HDMI 2.1 compliant.
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Now before I forget, have you insert a physical disc (game title or 4K UHD bluray disc) and have no issue with the slot in disc tray?
There isn’t an option, so on Netflix not popping up, need to check soon, see if it’s the issue in the vertex 2
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Oh ya, makes sense, no wonder it is greyed out. The BenQ hdmi is not hdmi 2.1. So won’t work in auto Low latency mode
Correct! Now I know why it doesn’t show up
Thanks , forgot about that
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ALLM and VRR are all new gaming features of HDMI 2.1 targeted specifically at the gamers. So if you are not a gamer, it will probably not gonna bug you. Same argument goes for the current batch of HDMI 2.1 AVRs which has been plagued with the HDMI 2.1 bug from Panasonic chipset. It won’t affect movie buff whose setup is used chiefly for watching 4K@60fps and normal 8K clips.
I read XBox Series X’s Dolby Vision is using LLDV - Player-Led, so I believe it should work with Vertex 2. Keep us posted of your findings and workaround if any.
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Player led that’s good !! Still loading, so many things to set, including profiles etc etc
One thing to note is the disc goes in this way! Smooth sailing so far , no issues
Being prompted with a 15.6gb update 
, thank god wired internet speed is fast at home on fiber. Hell lot of settings to do
In fact still downloading
Managed to hook up all the wireless controllers. Turn on the wireless controller, then go to the console, at the bottom right corner click one small black button, then the Xbox logo on the console starts to blink. Then on the controller, click small button on top where u connect USB c, it will sync with the console and once the light stops blinking, u r ready to go
Yet to figure out how to sync the old controllers
Pics look very sharp and good , but colours and tone mapping look way off. Need to work out the calibration soon
So far so good, all working as intended
I reset the BenQ HDR settings to default, it is so much better now
Playing some 4k HDR bluray movies now
Dolby Atmos kicks in nicely, video is ok,but still can take it up a notch
Colours look rich anc graphics is stunning !!
Looking good there…the colors are very punchy…very good use of HDR10 there. This is why games are where the HDR and Dolby Atmos will shine. See you playing the Avengers
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Heng ah… 
Happy to confirm no problem with HDR Atmos gaming using the Xbox, no problems with HDR Atmos playing bluray movies .
Audio sounds crisp and clearer. Nice
Tone mapping looks nicer with BenQ pj set to back to default settings
The colours are very rich, so much more richer in 12bit
Clarity is up few levels ! Super sharp & detailed
Top notch hardware
Just tested YouTube music, superior to ATV4K
HDR still doesn’t kick in on YouTube , even for the series X , same as ATV4K
Netflix looks horrible!
Dunno what is wrong, need to check
For comparison sake, this is the HDR with Oppo , calibrated
Vs out of the box HDR settings on the Xbox series x
Again another one , Oppo 205 calibrated pic below
Vs Xbox series X out of the box HDR
You can see from above, why calibrating the screen is very important. It makes a big difference to the end result. Anyway, need to figure out how to solve the Netflix issue, red push, I think from LLDV , not sure at this stage. Updates along the way
Hope I’m not spamming the thread
The Oppo one with calibration is much better 
I guess it has to do with you using the default settings instead of the calibrated one. For the “red-push”, you may want to play around with the different Custom EDID Profile in Vertex 2? Are you using Automix or one of the custom profile?
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Yes…that is WHY I sold off my ATV 4K. I dunno why Apple is in such resistance to support VP9 codec for its YouTube app. My Roku Ultra which is cheaper than ATV 4K can do full 12-bit YCC 4:2:2 LLDV/HDR10 using its YouTube app. That is why I’m pretty certain that your will retire your ATV 4K - glad to know that it will be put into good use with your old folks
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Custome Sony A1 LLDV, need to compare a few. Lunch break now … hahaha
So many new features and so advanced now. I can even send the signal to the room OLED
You may want to use Automix for a change. Sony A1 LLDV is known to cause “red-push” for some Sony Projectors and OLED TVs. As long as the DV Block is engaged on Vertex 2, using Automix should be fine. You can try various other custom profiles like LG as well but it may not be compatible or make it worse.
Ok I’ve switched it Lg C8 LLDV ( using hdmi input 3 on the vertex2 for the seriesX
Now it’s better !!
Compared to previous version
Will stick to this for now. Just need some calibration work shortly, to bring the colours and pic quality right back up
So far I’ve noticed the video looks far superior and sharper compared to the Oppo 205. So I believe once the series X is calibrated, it will be better than the Oppo 205 for video
Wait till you compare the Dolby Atmos soundmix of your XBox Series X to the ATV 4K…You will be shocked at how much better it sounded on your XBox Series X…prove me wrong LoL.
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