LG 55UB850 4K 3D TV can play mkv with DTS

I was able to connect to my amplifier using TOS optical cable. I was suprised that the LG TV was able to play an 18 Gbyte mkv file faultlessly in 1080p with DTS sound. This means that my TV is better than my PCs and Macbook Air. I cannot play with DTS sound and vlc sometimes are not smooth in playing the video. There is no need for me to do any conversion using ffmpeg.

In fact, the quality of the 3D movie appears better than a bluray disc film, Gravity, that I bought for RM120. I was using the USB3 input of the TV connected to a 3D external hard disc enclosure.

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