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What's your budget? 55" too big?
Anyone have a 4k Ultra HD television? Help
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DeadsetAce
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Hmm there's a graph a couple pages back that shows you could get a 1080p tv and not notice the difference. So you could get the most ballin 1080 tv and spend little
everysingletime
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Yea except 1080p tv's wont have hdr 10 and dolby technology
It's up to you if you want to go without that
It's up to you if you want to go without that
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True. But would he/she even notice the difference at 50"?
DeadsetAce
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is that stuff really needed? like can you guys even notice the difference?
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price range
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I'd say go with the A1 .. OLED with Sony's processing is as smooth as silk .. Will cost around the same price range...
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Yea you can especially when the content is in native 4k. Having watched the regular bluray and ultra HD versions of the same movie on my TCL P Series, it's apparent. But if you don't get a 4k with HDR built then it's probably not going to seem different. Can notice it in gaming as well.
everysingletime
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Yes the difference is noticeable immediately
I can tell from you guys questions that you haven't been blessed with watching something in 4k hdr and or dolby yet
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distance is key
without it how can you know whats worth it?
without it how can you know whats worth it?
everysingletime
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I'll say this.
For me it's hard to tell the difference visually between HDR 10 and Dolby Vision.
But the difference between non active HDR content and HDR 10/Dolby Vision is so strong to me. It just jumps to you. Like the difference between standard and high definition viewing. You just can't not see the difference. You guys will know what I mean when you watch hdr content on an hdr tv.
I'll always know when something is not in hdr.
Now if you're talking about non hdr content, I can see what you guys mean about it being hard to tell between 1080p and 4k at a certain distance.
HDR spoils you. Watching at the movie theaters haven't been the same because there's no hdr. But hdr capable cinemas are coming soon.
For me it's hard to tell the difference visually between HDR 10 and Dolby Vision.
But the difference between non active HDR content and HDR 10/Dolby Vision is so strong to me. It just jumps to you. Like the difference between standard and high definition viewing. You just can't not see the difference. You guys will know what I mean when you watch hdr content on an hdr tv.
I'll always know when something is not in hdr.
Now if you're talking about non hdr content, I can see what you guys mean about it being hard to tell between 1080p and 4k at a certain distance.
HDR spoils you. Watching at the movie theaters haven't been the same because there's no hdr. But hdr capable cinemas are coming soon.
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Anyone anyone got a recommendation on a great 4K UHD blu Ray player?
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lol yeah it's called Kodi
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naw he won't really see a difference.. you start seeing it at 55 inches ...
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What do you use on Kodi to get high quality streams
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if you have the 4k Amazon fire stick then almost every movie
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I meant add-ons
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Might as well just get a Xbox 1 x or a PlayStation 4 pro to play those movies and get the benefits of everything else along with it.
everysingletime
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I have the oppo 203 to play blu rays
It's strictly a physical player. No streams so I barely use it unless a blu ray comes out that I want to buy lol
It's strictly a physical player. No streams so I barely use it unless a blu ray comes out that I want to buy lol
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Covenant (sp?) And maverick.
Covenant is the new version of exodus and works pretty good.
Maverick specifically has 4k streams. Found a few.
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Unfortunately the pro doesn't have a 4k blue ray player
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Just streamed Ghost in the Shell in 4k using VUDU on the LG B7A... The details, color, and quality on this thing are insane. Just need to get curtains to block the reflection from the windows.
And VUDU worked perfect. Movie loaded in a few seconds with no buffering. I have my TV connected via Ethernet cable to my router (Fios Gigabit internet) so that helps. Decent 4K movie collection but not enough to rely on it solely for 4K content. I may end up getting a Blu-ray player and buying stuff on sale.
Any recommendations for a universal remote?
And VUDU worked perfect. Movie loaded in a few seconds with no buffering. I have my TV connected via Ethernet cable to my router (Fios Gigabit internet) so that helps. Decent 4K movie collection but not enough to rely on it solely for 4K content. I may end up getting a Blu-ray player and buying stuff on sale.
Any recommendations for a universal remote?
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How was GITS?
