I was told by a Bell rep yesterday that the a/v sync issues had been solved by their technicians and that there are currently no problems with the 4K receivers. I guess they'll tell you anything to make a sale or upgrade.
Is the sync issue only on the 4K channels or all channels?

Bell Fibe 4K and Sony Bravia issue fixed.

So at least several times a day the 4K receiver crashes when changing channels and comes back on its own most of the time, but sometimes needs to be unplugged and plugged in again. Bell has replaced the receiver, modem and white wall plugs, as well as making modifications to the lines coming into the house. They are running out of ideas other than the white plugs are not providing a stable operating environment. Anyone have crashing issues with their receiver?

I just had the tech check out my system. it seems there is only one tech in the bell system who knows what's happening (mine happened to be his buddy).

You need to ensure that your 4K tv has HDCP 2.2 compatability, or the 4K content won't work. I have a 2015 Samsung 4K, and while all 4 HDMI inputs support 4K 60p, only one of the ports was HDCP 2.2 compatible. That's literally all it took and the content started working properly. But I would have never known (The input is not the one that supports ARC, and since I use a receiver and the smart hub for Netflix, I was plugged in to the wrong input for 4K content from the bell receiver).

Hope this helps some of you. If you don't have at least one HDMI input with HDCP 2.2, then no point in getting the bell fibe 4K box.

I had Fibe 4k installed 2 weeks ago but I am not able to set the resolution to 4k on the receiver settings as the picture turns an unwatchable green and purple.

What a debacle. Bell tech came today and replaced the original 4K PVR and all the initial issues continue to occur. The sound on all 4K channels is 2 channel vs 5.1 , the voices and picture are out of sync, and I can only watch/record 1 4k and 1 HD simultaneously. As well the HD pictures are not as crisp as they were on the old HD PVR. The 4K content is not on par with the 4K I watch on my Samsung Smart tv via Internet. The only current supposed fix is to connect the 4K receiver directly to the modem by Ethernet cable which for me would have been drilling through brick and making a big mess (the current white wall plug approach because there is no transmitter available is sub optimal and Bell admits it should not be used for this). Bell was aware of the sound issues and tried a patch to fix but it did not work. As far as the bandwidth/stream issue there is to be a expansion in June. As far as a transmitter for the receiver and to get rid of the white wall plugs, that will be July. I would be interested in hearing from others if the have same issues that have been resolved. Or did those with the direct modem connection have no issues? I feel for the field techs that try hard but are not supported by Bell with the right hardware, software or troubleshooting support to get the job done right.

I had Fibe 4k installed 2 weeks ago but I am not able to set the resolution to 4k on the receiver settings as the picture turns an unwatchable green and purple. 1080p works fine. Techs spent 2 hours trying to diagnose the issue and eventually determined that there is a compatibility issue with Sony Bravia tvs. A patch/update was promised within 10 days but to date nothing. Anyone else experience this issue?

Are there output settings for 1080p? In my case, I want the new 4K PVR, but the TV is only 1080p. Seems the HDMI port itself can be HDMI 1.4, nor does it need to be HDCP 2.2 compliant - that's only needed to actually see 4k content. Correct?

Good to know, we were told that it needed to be HDMI 2.0.

A stinger won't prevent the tech from doing pairbonding

My install got bumped. Tech came to do my install and looks like I need pair bonding to be done first.

My install got bumped. Tech came to do my install and looks like I need pair bonding to be done first.

So my question, is will the 4k PVR work without a 4k TV?