Quote:
Originally Posted by Mythica
As an afterthought if you do decide to get a 4K TV, it may be worth checking on the BBC website to see if the BBC 4K content is compatable with the TV you chose. Most of their test programs in 4K use a higher standard. For the full benefit, you will need a 4K HDR TV that supports HLG. https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/help/q...d-connected-tv |
The issue there is most of the HDMI 2.0 / HDCP 2.2 TVs that would support the iPlayer for UHD are 32" and bigger.
You can get small HD HDR TVs but they don't seem to support an actual HDR input which makes a bit pointless.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mythica
It would be a 4k monitor, displaying a 4k or 1080i image, it would be fine. I used to have a 24" 1200p monitor which I used for TV and it was fine. If viewed from the correct viewing distance, a small 4k monitor would be ideal.
|
It all depends on the setup. With a monitor you generally need extra stuff like externally connected speakers to make it work as a TV setup.
You would also be reliant on the device that provides the input to do most of the control.