Comment by doubled112
4 months ago
If you were going to use a streaming service, say Netflix or Prime Video, do you still get 4K and HDR10 this way?
4 months ago
If you were going to use a streaming service, say Netflix or Prime Video, do you still get 4K and HDR10 this way?
No, you don't. And you probably also use a ton more power than a streaming box too.
Is 4K even relevant at a typical couch distance from the TV/monitor? Besides, 4K content can also be found elsewhere, it does not have to be streamed, and the viewing experience is probably better when it is not.
Yes the difference is noticeable.
Especially, that Netflix 4k seems to be on par with blue ray 1080p.
Why is the image quality on Netflix so bad? Do people really not care about not having 4k when paying for the most expensive tier of the most expensive streaming service?
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