New Zealand is first again to receive Apple products.
All set up and it is fast loading and picture quality is great.
All set up and it is fast loading and picture quality is great.
I have a 65" Plasma TV and not sure I need 4k as the picture is great. I would need a 100" TV to make it worth while maybe.Do you have a TV that supports dolby vision?
It probably isn’t even downscaling 4K because it’s unlikely his TV can accept the 4K signal. The ATV is likely outputting 1080p. One reason to buy the 4K version though is for when he does eventually upgrade he’ll be ready to go.Unless you have a tv that can show the resolution, why buy the 4k? Is the downscaled 1080 output better than a non 4k Apple TV ?
Unless you have a tv that can show the resolution, why buy the 4k? Is the downscaled 1080 output better than a non 4k Apple TV ?
My god where do you go out to eat? That’s 2 weeks shopping for usWhy not buy the new Apple TV as it only costs the price of a good dinner for 2.
I would need a 100" TV to make it worth while maybe.
Bit annoyed. Seems it won't stream 4K movies from iTunes but will from Netflix.
I know my internet speed is poor at around 12Mb but why can it just buffer for as long as it needs to give me 4K?
Another reason why being left out of fibre in my area (in the middle of town!) is ridiculous.
Bit annoyed. Seems it won't stream 4K movies from iTunes but will from Netflix.
I know my internet speed is poor at around 12Mb but why can it just buffer for as long as it needs to give me 4K?
Another reason why being left out of fibre in my area (in the middle of town!) is ridiculous.
Have a look in settings under Apps then you should be able to find under one of the sections an option to turn off quick play.
Well the tv constantly indicates a 2160p HDR image is showing, that's set in stone by the video settings you choose on the AppleTV.
When I watch a 4K Movie I purposely bought yesterday in preparation, the TV says it's the above but pull down the info on the AppleTV and it says HD and you can tell it's not 4K.
In the video settings, if I 'check the cable' it shows everything is fine but adds a message telling me my internet speed is below the needed 15Mb for 4K playback of movies.
I was upgrading my AppleTV to hopefully go digital with future film purchases, will probably return it now.
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Thanks, just tried this but no joy.
Life lesson, research product requirements before purchase saves frustration later. Between not having the proper HDMI cable and too slow DSL, I imagine lots of frustration spoiling the party, and of course some will blame Apple.Well the tv constantly indicates a 2160p HDR image is showing, that's set in stone by the video settings you choose on the AppleTV.
When I watch a 4K Movie I purposely bought yesterday in preparation, the TV says it's the above but pull down the info on the AppleTV and it says HD and you can tell it's not 4K.
In the video settings, if I 'check the cable' it shows everything is fine but adds a message telling me my internet speed is below the needed 15Mb for 4K playback of movies.
I was upgrading my AppleTV to hopefully go digital with future film purchases, will probably return it now.
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Thanks, just tried this but no joy.
Nothing under Apps -> iTunes Films and TV Programs as there should be an option to turn off Quick Play?
Well the tv constantly indicates a 2160p HDR image is showing, that's set in stone by the video settings you choose on the AppleTV.
When I watch a 4K Movie I purposely bought yesterday in preparation, the TV says it's the above but pull down the info on the AppleTV and it says HD and you can tell it's not 4K.
In the video settings, if I 'check the cable' it shows everything is fine but adds a message telling me my internet speed is below the needed 15Mb for 4K playback of movies.
I was upgrading my AppleTV to hopefully go digital with future film purchases, will probably return it now.
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Thanks, just tried this but no joy.
A lot of films aren't coming up as 4K, John Wick 2 for example, seems a small selection of 4K.
On the last count I did there was 73 films available, compare that to the US who have 137 available.
For some reason the US have a load of films in 4K that are still only 1080p in the UK which I’ve been wondering if there’s licensing issues at play or even possibly a different distributor involved between countries.