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Sephiroth · 25-09-2015, 06:57

My Samsung 4K TV (2015) model is connected wirelessly to a SH2ac in an adjacent room. Using the TV App, and taking YouTube as the case, 4K material always displays as such on the TV.

The TV is meant to upscale lower resolution but I've no idea whether that's happening except to say the it looks good.

I've never had a 4K film on YouTube start off at a lower resolution than 4K. Why should it and how can it? I wouldn't expect a non-4K filem to be of 4K quality even if a 4K button was available.

In terms of Shadow's issue, I don't fully understand where he think the problem lies; if in the VM system, why he thinks it's there. If the TV is wirelessly connected to the Internet, a poor connection would make films etc stutter, I'd have thought.

25-09-2015, 06:57	#4
Sephiroth Wisdom & truth Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: RG41 Services: RG41: 1Gig VOLT Rutland: Gigaclear 400/400 Posts: 13,205	Re: Struggling to get 4k on Netflix My Samsung 4K TV (2015) model is connected wirelessly to a SH2ac in an adjacent room. Using the TV App, and taking YouTube as the case, 4K material always displays as such on the TV. The TV is meant to upscale lower resolution but I've no idea whether that's happening except to say the it looks good. I've never had a 4K film on YouTube start off at a lower resolution than 4K. Why should it and how can it? I wouldn't expect a non-4K filem to be of 4K quality even if a 4K button was available. In terms of Shadow's issue, I don't fully understand where he think the problem lies; if in the VM system, why he thinks it's there. If the TV is wirelessly connected to the Internet, a poor connection would make films etc stutter, I'd have thought. __________________ *Seph.* My advice is at your risk.