Toshiba P50T-BST2N01 4K laptop UNBOXING

Does 16GB one not have BD Drive?

Also can you fit both HDD and SSD in here?

 

Can it run Mac OSX bro ? =))

 

Unfortunately, 16GB version does not come with BD drive,
also, you can replace the Hybrid HDD and/or DVD drive with SSD/HDD.

 

Well if you can turn Windows 8.1 laptop into Mac OSX laptop then I suppose the answer would be yes.

 

Hi, Just went to toshibadirect.com and configured this laptop. Looking good! I do have a few questions:
1 did anybody ever find a hdd caddy that works? I did save the link that was on page 14 or was it 15, but even that website doesn't mention the p50t.
2. I downloaded the data sheet from toshiba and it looks like it comes with a boat load of toshiba apps. Anybody know which ones can be uninstalled?
3 Toshiba offers the intel n7260 ab/b/g/ or the ac 7260 wifi cards. I've read on many other forums people are having trouble with both of these wifi cards. Any trouble on the p50t?
Thanks!

 

1. Since I do not use HDD caddy (yet), I cannot say. But it seems that one can work with no issue according to the poster.
2. You could uninstall pretty much anything from Control Panel just like uninstalling any other app.
3. I travel a lot, so far my laptop can connect to all cafe/shops Wifi network I have been to with no problem.

 

Hi xepher2014 , Thanks for your answers. On question 2 i wasn't asking how to uninstall the bloatware, but which toshiba branded apps are necessary and which ones i can get rid of. Thanks!

 

Chrome Tune is the one that is necessary , since it lets you switch screen profile.

Here is a screen grab from my laptop:



Recover Media Creator is necessary if you ever want to switch HDD to SSD or if you want to do anything like that.
Service Station might be useful if my laptop breaks down and I need to chat with tech, although I have never use it before.
System drivers/System settings sounds really important and I definitely dont want to mess with that.
Audio enhancement/Display utility, couldn`t hurt to have those around.
Funciton key is also necessary else some keys on my keyboard may not work.

There are some other bloatware/programs that I have already uninstalled, the above ones are the ones left on my PC.

 

Hi xepher2014 thanks for those answers!

 

Where can you try this laptop? Is there a brick and mortar building any where where you can try it?

 

Depends on where do you live, there are people from all over the world visiting this forum.
The same notebook will have very different model number depends on country.

 

I live in the states

 

Well in that case, goto your nearest Bestbuy or Frys and ask them about it.

This link is from another post:

Toshiba Satellite P55T 4K Ultra HD Touchscreen Laptop | Intel Core i7 | 2GB Graphics | Blu-Ray Writer | Backlit Keyboard

so it seems Costco has it too.

 

Thanks a lot for noting my thread Can someone please guide me on DRIVERS & SOFTWARE for Windows 7 and Windows 8 that are MUST HAVE, instead of bloatware on the preinstall Win 8.1?

 

IMHO bloatware problem on this Toshiba laptop is not as bad as some of other laptops I have used before in the past.
Anyway, I think you will find some info regarding drivers on PAGE 9 of this very thread.

 

hello everyone.
im planning on getting this one for 1600$. what do u guys think?
Buy Laptops Online in Dubai, Online Laptops Dubai| Middle East English Toshiba
for the same price i can get HP envy 17 j101.
specs:
perating system Windows 8.1 64
Processor 4th generation Intel® Core™ i7-4702MQ Processor
Included Warranty Services Included 2 Year Warranty
Graphics card NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 750M Graphics with 4096MB of dedicated video memory
Display 17.3-inch diagonal Full HD Anti-glare LED-backlit Display (1920 x 1080)
Memory 16GB DDR3 System Memory (2 Dimm)
Hard drive 2TB 5400 rpm Dual Hard Drive
Office software No Additional Office Software
McAfee LiveSafe(TM) Security Security Software Trial
Primary battery 6-Cell Lithium-Ion Battery
Primary optical drive SuperMulti 8X DVD+/-R/RW with Double Layer Support
Keyboard Backlit Keyboard
Personalization HP TrueVision HD Webcam with Dual Digital Microphone, Fingerprint Reader
Networking 802.11b/g/n 2x2 WLAN and Bluetooth® [2x2]

please advice

 

Depends on your purpose, if you do photo editing, watch movies,....etc. Then 4K laptop will be good choice.
For gaming, Toshiba is NOT gaming laptop so you will need to look else where.

 

I have noticed this the P50t-b with 4K display is disappearing for a lot of Toshiba country websites, and also from market online stores. I wondered if this product is being pulled already? Maybe there is an updates resign coming with likes of a nvidia new maxwell to drive the panel better?
What ever it is then units are getting harder to find.

 

Lack of supply for IGZO IPS screen perhaps? Or maybe Toshiba is losing money on each unit they sell due to production cost.

Sharp 32" PNK321 4K Ultra HD LED Monitor PN-K321 B&H Photo

Sharp IGZO 4K Monitor at 32 inch goes for $3600 USD, we are getting half the size for lower than half the cost.

But, if they are redesigning this and make a more powerful/better laptop, then it will be much better for all of us!

 

I had a look on the USA website, they have updated the P50t-B specs while reduced the price down to $1499 and adding a blu-ray writer. The RAM is less at 12GB but who cares, RAM is cheap buy another module. The processor has been updated to the i7-4710HQ model which is a slight bonus. The hard drive is standard and not hybrid, but not missing much there, especially if anyone is going to SSD it instead.
The original model is still available, although they say there is $200 off the original price of $1799 down to $1599. Anyone will be better off buy the Blu-ray drive model with the refresh processor and added an extra RAM module, not that it really needs anymore RAM

http://www.toshiba.com/us/customlanding.to?page=p50t_laptops

When I took the P50t 4K back and waited for this years new stuff, it didn't happen, as the entire industry is stuck on Haswell, therefore not changing their core design much if at all. I ended up putting my money into a refreshed HP Envy (nice specs, terrible screen) over the last 2 days, now I see how crap everything else still is display panel wise, especially with the HP. I highly considering taking back the HP Envy and going back to the store for credit, and put back toward the P50t 4K, as there is still nothing as good panel wise for a windows machine for general usage (there isn't much to choose from at the actual store).

 

I was to create Recovery Discs but now my recovery partition doesnt seem to be visible to Recovery media creator. It is there, but something has changed. What can I do to make the damn app see it again?

Code:

DISKPART> list partition

  Partition ###  Type              Size     Offset
  -------------  ----------------  -------  -------
  Partition 1    Recovery          1024 MB  1024 KB
  Partition 2    System             100 MB  1025 MB
  Partition 3    Reserved           128 MB  1125 MB
  Partition 4    Primary            919 GB  1253 MB
  Partition 5    Recovery            10 GB   920 GB

From: C:\Program Files\TOSHIBA\TOSHIBA Recovery Media Creator\SystemRecoveryDiscs.ini (

Code:

[CONTENTS]
ContentsTitle=System Recovery Media
ContentsID=Recovery
[DISCSET01]
DiscSetTitle="DVD:4.7GB"
Description="Create Recovery DVD"
[DISC0101]
Emulation="PE"
DiscTitle="Recovery DVD Disc 1"
DiscType="DVD"
VolumeLabel="TI10693500D"
BootImageMBR="Z:\Recovery\RicaTools\BOOT\ETFSBOOT.COM"
BootImageGPT="Z:\Recovery\RicaTools\EFI\MICROSOFT\BOOT\EFISYS_NOPROMPT.BIN"
[FILESET010101]
SourcePath="Z:\Recovery\RicaTools"
TargetPath=""
File0001="BOOTMGR"
File0002="BOOTMGR.EFI"
File0003="plandata.xml"
File0004="DATA.ini"
[FILESET010102]
SourcePath="Z:\Recovery\RicaTools\BOOT"
TargetPath="BOOT"
File0001="*"
[FILESET010103]
SourcePath="C:\Users\abhi\AppData\Local\Temp\\TRMCCatch"
TargetPath="SOURCES"
File0001="boot.wim"
[FILESET010104]
SourcePath="Z:\Recovery\RicaTools\EFI"
TargetPath="EFI"
File0001="*"
[FILESET010105]
SourcePath="Z:\Recovery\RicaTools\BIN"
TargetPath="BIN"
File0001="*"
[FILESET010106]
SourcePath="Z:\Recovery"
TargetPath="\ZZImages\ZZImages"
FILE0001="install.swm"
FILE0002="install2.swm"
FILE0003="install3.swm"
FILE0004="install4.swm"
FILE0005="install5.swm"
FILE0006="install6.swm"
FILE0007="install7.swm"
FILE0008="install8.swm"
FILE0009="install9.swm"
FILE0010="install10.swm"
FILE0011="install11.swm"
FILE0012="install12.swm"
FILE0013="install13.swm"
FILE0014="install14.swm"
FILE0015="install15.swm"
FILE0016="install16.swm"
FILE0017="install17.swm"
FILE0018="install18.swm"
FILE0019="install19.swm"
FILE0020="install20.swm"
FILE0021="install21.swm"
FILE0022="install22.swm"
FILE0023="install23.swm"
FILE0024="install24.swm"
FILE0025="install25.swm"
FILE0026="install26.swm"
[FILESET010107]
SourcePath="Z:\Recovery"
TargetPath="\ZZImages\ZZImages"
File0001="ReCreatePartitions.txt"
File0002="ResetConfig.xml"
[FILESET010108]
SourcePath="C:\Program Files\TOSHIBA\TOSHIBA Recovery Media Creator"
TargetPath="BIN"
File0001="TIdentifying.dll"
File0002="TIdentifying64.dll"
File0003="data1.bin"
File0004="data2.bin"
[DISC0102]
DiscTitle="Recovery DVD Disc 2"
DiscType="DVD"
VolumeLabel="TI10693500D"
[FILESET010201]
SourcePath="Z:\Recovery"
TargetPath="\ZZImages\ZZImages"
FILE0001="install27.swm"
FILE0002="install28.swm"
FILE0003="install29.swm"
FILE0004="install30.swm"
FILE0005="install31.swm"
FILE0006="install32.swm"
FILE0007="install33.swm"
FILE0008="install34.swm"
FILE0009="install35.swm"
FILE0010="install36.swm"
FILE0011="install37.swm"
FILE0012="install38.swm"
FILE0013="install39.swm"
FILE0014="install40.swm"
FILE0015="install41.swm"
FILE0016="install42.swm"
FILE0017="install43.swm"
FILE0018="install44.swm"
FILE0019="install45.swm"
FILE0020="install46.swm"
FILE0021="install47.swm"
FILE0022="install48.swm"
FILE0023="install49.swm"
[DISC0103]
DiscTitle="Recovery DVD Disc 3"
DiscType="DVD"
VolumeLabel="TI10693500D"
[FILESET010301]
SourcePath="Z:\Recovery"
TargetPath="\ZZImages\ZZImages"
FILE0001="install50.swm"
FILE0002="install51.swm"
FILE0003="install52.swm"
FILE0004="install53.swm"
FILE0005="install54.swm"
FILE0006="install55.swm"
FILE0007="install56.swm"
FILE0008="install57.swm"
FILE0009="install58.swm"
FILE0010="install59.swm"
FILE0011="install60.swm"
FILE0012="install61.swm"
[DISCSET02]
DiscSetTitle="DVD:8.5GB"
Description="Create Recovery DVD"
[DISC0201]
Emulation="PE"
DiscTitle="Recovery DVD Disc 1"
DiscType="DVDDL"
VolumeLabel="TI10693500D"
BootImageMBR="Z:\Recovery\RicaTools\BOOT\ETFSBOOT.COM"
BootImageGPT="Z:\Recovery\RicaTools\EFI\MICROSOFT\BOOT\EFISYS_NOPROMPT.BIN"
[FILESET020101]
SourcePath="Z:\Recovery\RicaTools"
TargetPath=""
File0001="BOOTMGR"
File0002="BOOTMGR.EFI"
File0003="plandata.xml"
File0004="DATA.ini"
[FILESET020102]
SourcePath="Z:\Recovery\RicaTools\BOOT"
TargetPath="BOOT"
File0001="*"
[FILESET020103]
SourcePath="C:\Users\abhi\AppData\Local\Temp\\TRMCCatch"
TargetPath="SOURCES"
File0001="boot.wim"
[FILESET020104]
SourcePath="Z:\Recovery\RicaTools\EFI"
TargetPath="EFI"
File0001="*"
[FILESET020105]
SourcePath="Z:\Recovery\RicaTools\BIN"
TargetPath="BIN"
File0001="*"
[FILESET020106]
SourcePath="Z:\Recovery"
TargetPath="\ZZImages\ZZImages"
FILE0001="install.swm"
FILE0002="install2.swm"
FILE0003="install3.swm"
FILE0004="install4.swm"
FILE0005="install5.swm"
FILE0006="install6.swm"
FILE0007="install7.swm"
FILE0008="install8.swm"
FILE0009="install9.swm"
FILE0010="install10.swm"
FILE0011="install11.swm"
FILE0012="install12.swm"
FILE0013="install13.swm"
FILE0014="install14.swm"
FILE0015="install15.swm"
FILE0016="install16.swm"
FILE0017="install17.swm"
FILE0018="install18.swm"
FILE0019="install19.swm"
FILE0020="install20.swm"
FILE0021="install21.swm"
FILE0022="install22.swm"
FILE0023="install23.swm"
FILE0024="install24.swm"
FILE0025="install25.swm"
FILE0026="install26.swm"
FILE0027="install27.swm"
FILE0028="install28.swm"
FILE0029="install29.swm"
FILE0030="install30.swm"
FILE0031="install31.swm"
FILE0032="install32.swm"
FILE0033="install33.swm"
FILE0034="install34.swm"
FILE0035="install35.swm"
FILE0036="install36.swm"
FILE0037="install37.swm"
FILE0038="install38.swm"
FILE0039="install39.swm"
FILE0040="install40.swm"
FILE0041="install41.swm"
FILE0042="install42.swm"
FILE0043="install43.swm"
FILE0044="install44.swm"
[FILESET020107]
SourcePath="Z:\Recovery"
TargetPath="\ZZImages\ZZImages"
File0001="ReCreatePartitions.txt"
File0002="ResetConfig.xml"
[FILESET020108]
SourcePath="C:\Program Files\TOSHIBA\TOSHIBA Recovery Media Creator"
TargetPath="BIN"
File0001="TIdentifying.dll"
File0002="TIdentifying64.dll"
File0003="data1.bin"
File0004="data2.bin"
[DISC0202]
DiscTitle="Recovery DVD Disc 2"
DiscType="DVDDL"
VolumeLabel="TI10693500D"
[FILESET020201]
SourcePath="Z:\Recovery"
TargetPath="\ZZImages\ZZImages"
FILE0001="install45.swm"
FILE0002="install46.swm"
FILE0003="install47.swm"
FILE0004="install48.swm"
FILE0005="install49.swm"
FILE0006="install50.swm"
FILE0007="install51.swm"
FILE0008="install52.swm"
FILE0009="install53.swm"
FILE0010="install54.swm"
FILE0011="install55.swm"
FILE0012="install56.swm"
FILE0013="install57.swm"
FILE0014="install58.swm"
FILE0015="install59.swm"
FILE0016="install60.swm"
FILE0017="install61.swm"
[DISCSET03]
DiscSetTitle="USB Flash"
Description="Create Recovery USB Flash Media"
[DISC0301]
Emulation="PE"
DiscTitle="Recovery USB Media"
DiscType="USB"
VolumeLabel="TI10693500D"
BootImageMBR="Z:\Recovery\RicaTools\BOOT\ETFSBOOT.COM"
BootImageGPT="Z:\Recovery\RicaTools\EFI\MICROSOFT\BOOT\EFISYS_NOPROMPT.BIN"
Discsize='10130'
[FILESET030101]
SourcePath="Z:\Recovery\RicaTools"
TargetPath=""
File0001="BOOTMGR"
File0002="BOOTMGR.EFI"
File0003="plandata.xml"
File0004="DATA.ini"
[FILESET030102]
SourcePath="Z:\Recovery\RicaTools\BOOT"
TargetPath="BOOT"
File0001="*"
[FILESET030103]
SourcePath="C:\Users\abhi\AppData\Local\Temp\\TRMCCatch"
TargetPath="SOURCES"
File0001="boot.wim"
[FILESET030104]
SourcePath="Z:\Recovery\RicaTools\EFI"
TargetPath="EFI"
File0001="*"
[FILESET030105]
SourcePath="Z:\Recovery\RicaTools\BIN"
TargetPath="BIN"
File0001="*"
[FILESET030106]
SourcePath="Z:\Recovery"
TargetPath="\ZZImages\ZZImages"
FILE0001="install.swm"
FILE0002="install2.swm"
FILE0003="install3.swm"
FILE0004="install4.swm"
FILE0005="install5.swm"
FILE0006="install6.swm"
FILE0007="install7.swm"
FILE0008="install8.swm"
FILE0009="install9.swm"
FILE0010="install10.swm"
FILE0011="install11.swm"
FILE0012="install12.swm"
FILE0013="install13.swm"
FILE0014="install14.swm"
FILE0015="install15.swm"
FILE0016="install16.swm"
FILE0017="install17.swm"
FILE0018="install18.swm"
FILE0019="install19.swm"
FILE0020="install20.swm"
FILE0021="install21.swm"
FILE0022="install22.swm"
FILE0023="install23.swm"
FILE0024="install24.swm"
FILE0025="install25.swm"
FILE0026="install26.swm"
FILE0027="install27.swm"
FILE0028="install28.swm"
FILE0029="install29.swm"
FILE0030="install30.swm"
FILE0031="install31.swm"
FILE0032="install32.swm"
FILE0033="install33.swm"
FILE0034="install34.swm"
FILE0035="install35.swm"
FILE0036="install36.swm"
FILE0037="install37.swm"
FILE0038="install38.swm"
FILE0039="install39.swm"
FILE0040="install40.swm"
FILE0041="install41.swm"
FILE0042="install42.swm"
FILE0043="install43.swm"
FILE0044="install44.swm"
FILE0045="install45.swm"
FILE0046="install46.swm"
FILE0047="install47.swm"
FILE0048="install48.swm"
FILE0049="install49.swm"
FILE0050="install50.swm"
FILE0051="install51.swm"
FILE0052="install52.swm"
FILE0053="install53.swm"
FILE0054="install54.swm"
FILE0055="install55.swm"
FILE0056="install56.swm"
FILE0057="install57.swm"
FILE0058="install58.swm"
FILE0059="install59.swm"
FILE0060="install60.swm"
FILE0061="install61.swm"
[FILESET030107]
SourcePath="Z:\Recovery"
TargetPath="\ZZImages\ZZImages"
File0001="ReCreatePartitions.txt"
File0002="ResetConfig.xml"
[FILESET030108]
SourcePath="C:\Program Files\TOSHIBA\TOSHIBA Recovery Media Creator"
TargetPath="BIN"
File0001="TIdentifying.dll"
File0002="TIdentifying64.dll"
File0003="data1.bin"
File0004="data2.bin"

 

Have you tried using USB flashdrive instead of DVD for recovery media?

 

I was trying yo create ISOs instead of flash, ISOs I can mount and boot off Zalman VE 200
Some dual booting was being done at my end.
Now the program errors out as it says it cant find the stuff.

 

PS: Doing a VHD Native boot for Win 7 x 64 Ult SP1..

Native boot still gets stuck at "classpnp.sys' ... on researching the internet I find this is a common issue lot of people are facing related to SATA/AHCI and driver issues.

This TOSHIBA laptop BIOS has no such "setting" to change. What else could I do to change/ manage this setting?

 

- Native boot still gets stuck at "classpnp.sys' ... on researching the internet I find this is a common issue lot of people are facing related to SATA/AHCI/ Compatability and driver issues. This TOSHIBA laptop BIOS has no such "setting" to change. What else could I do?

- I am thinking of doing a SYSPREP on the VHD inside either VMWare or Hyper-V. Since this seems mostly like a hardware/ driver related issue.

Is there anyway to make windows 'move' despite SATA/AHCI/ Compatability issue since BIOS does have any way to change it.

Toshiba Support Forums: No AHCI in BIOS in Satellite Pro A200 ...

 

Has anyone installed or tried to Install Windows 7 on one of these Toshiba machines that came with Win 8.1?

 

I have not tried to install Win7, but I am not eager to do it especially after seeing this link:

Windows lifecycle fact sheet - Windows Help

 

why is it getting such a low rating from trustedreviews website?

are scaling issues that bad? cant i just change the resolution to 1080 with a few clicks if i face some issues ?
are the reflections on the screen bad? cant one just put a non glare screen protector?
how are the speakers compared to other laptops speakers in the same price range?

finally, is this one better than the Asus n550jk with i7-4700 , 16gb ram, 1TB HDD, non glare 15.6' 1080p screen ?

 

PCMAG - 4 out of 5
Toshiba Satellite P50T-BST2N01 Review & Rating | PCMag.com

CNET - 4 out of 5
Toshiba Satellite P50t review - CNET

There are other lesser known sites that gives p50t 4k 3.5 out of 5, but I would hardly call it LOW rating.

You can change resolution by Windows key + space bar at any time, even in a game (Tested with Assassin Creed 4).
However , scaling issue will be the same on ANY 4K laptop since this issue is software problem, not hardware one.

Reflections on the screen is noticeable when powered off, or when you sit at where light source comes from your back.
Personally, I think the speaker is excellent! It does wow`d me when I watch my own 4k home video that took from a camcorder that only has stereo mic.

It depends on what you use this laptop for, if you mostly play games then you need to look elsewhere. If you edit photo/watch video or movies, then this is great laptop.

 

thanks for the info

 

i came across a p50 model today that has 500gb SSD. and costs 1750$
processor: I7-4510U 2.0GHZ- upto 2.60 GHZ - 4mb cache
hard drive: 500 GB SSD
RAM: 16 GB DDR3
screen: 15.6' full HD 1080p touch screen
graphics card: 1792 mb intel shared card
DVD player (no blu ray)

is it worth it?
has the 500gb SSD while the other specs are reduced

 

Non-4K version and sells for 1750? Definitely not worth it.
You can get 4k version p50t and change the HDD to SSD by yourself.

 

How intrusive or not intrusive is changing drives on a 4k P55T. What about warranty issues? Is it a CRU (Customer replaceable Unit) vs FRU (Field tech Rep Unit)?

 

I like the fact that it has 16GB and is $1300. But the 1TB HDD is 5400, so could I replace it with an SSD and rely on maybe external HHD or could I also fit in a HHD along with SSD (is there space for that?)

 

I'm curious about this too.

Also what is the price of accidental warranty?

 

Please goto First page of this thread and scroll down to find your answer.
There is only one SATA for HDD inside, or you could get caddy and replace DVD/BD with HDD/SSD.
I have no idea about warranty, but if you are not comfortable doing the swap, maybe you could ask someone who knows computer to do it?

 

I see that the 4k Toshiba at Costco is out of stock.

Do you think it can be back at Costco at a later time?

 

Sold out already? That was fast!
My guess is they will restock when they can.

 

Do you know if there is an alert system to find out when it will be back?
Wasn't the Costco just $1300, which is $300 cheaper than normal price?

 

It is Costco special promotion lasts until 8/31.

 

wow, hipefully they will be selling more of it before the end of the promotion?

 

Does anyone know if you can disable the Intel GPU from the BIOS? I use Linux and switchable graphics just suck on it.

 

Ok, curious to how well W8 scales text and web sites with non vector graphics. I see I would have to rent 4k videos, right, or up scale 1080p blue ray. Forgot to ask how nasty SD video looks scaled up?


Do I have to use 36 font size to look like 12 point fonts in word processors? What about printing? As said; forget about games. Cost.
How well do most graphic programs up scale to screen then down scale for printing?

Large pictures viewed at 50% on most screens looks very nice but this is only benefit from using 4K screen?

Thx

 

Browsing web site is really depends on what browser you use , not W8.
I watch 720p video on it and it does not look "nasty" at all, it looks fine. Again it would depend on which media player you use.

You could run games on low-setting, just not in 4K res, but there is no 4K laptop out there can let you run any AAA games with 4K res at High to Ultra setting anyway.
Photoshop CC 2014 has HiDpi support, so it works fine now. For older version there is always hi dpi hack to make text look bigger.
For me the 4K screen is great since I own a 4K camcorder, plus my camera takes 8K photos.

 

does it look sharp when you watch 720 videos on YouTube?

 

How does the brightness compare to MacBook Pro 13''?

Is there a way to finance this similar to how there is 18 month no interest financing in Best Buy?

 

http://www.costco.com/Toshiba-Satel...ter-|-Backlit-Keyboard.product.100120709.html

Do they even have this on store for display so that I could try it out?

 

I just bought it from the CostCo online store, but does it need a warranty?

 

Shouldn`t you give them a call and ask them?

 

No, it will not look sharp, nor will it look sharp when you play 720p video on any 1080p screen when compared to 1080p video.