torok said:
Soundwave said:
Here's a dirty little secret -- streamed movies are considerably lower image quality than disc titles. So what's the point of having a 4KTV if the movies you're watching basically are really just like a 1080P transfer because the bit rate simply isn't good enough. That's the issue. If I buy a 4KTV it's not fucking crazy to want actual 4K content to view on it, otherwise you may as well just stick with a HDTV set.
Also your poll is out of whack, a 4K BR player only costs about $15 more than a regular Blu-Ray player to mass produce.
If it cost $100 more there's no chance in hell it would be in the cheap XBox One S.
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TBH almost all films aren't filmed anywhere close to 4K, so the biggest issue of 4K remains: lack of content.
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Again this old wive's tale. 35mm film resolves at HIGHER than 4K actually. That means even "old" movies shot in the 50s/60s/70s are "higher resolution" than even 4K. That's never been the issue.