It was recorded on film, so they can remaster any film movie to 4k. Even really old stuffYou have copy of the Bourne Identity with true 2160p resolution, not an up-convert? That seems unlikely with a movie that was filmed 16–17 years ago.
It was recorded on film, so they can remaster any film movie to 4k. Even really old stuffYou have copy of the Bourne Identity with true 2160p resolution, not an up-convert? That seems unlikely with a movie that was filmed 16–17 years ago.
Hopefully the quality will be high enough to make the 4K HDR meaningful. Many reviews suggest a lot of digital 4K sources cannot match 1080p Blu-Ray for quality. Image quality isn't just about the resolution.
What??? You have no clue, do you.The *previous* and existing Apple TVs can play 4k. HDR might require new hardware thanks to HEVC though.
Yep no 3D TVs for sale in Europe anyway from LG, Sony or Panasonic in this years new range. Might be some legacy models left to purchase.I just went to Costco online and there was not a single new TV that had 3D as a feature. None that I could see anyway.
Hopefully the quality will be high enough to make the 4K HDR meaningful. Many reviews suggest a lot of digital 4K sources cannot match 1080p Blu-Ray for quality. Image quality isn't just about the resolution.
I'm amazed how long it took them to embrace it also.It absolutely blows my mind. They were pretty much pioneers in this market with iTunes. They were one of the first to be making “retina” displays. They have had 4k compatible macs for years.
It was recorded on film, so they can remaster any film movie to 4k. Even really old stuff
And what makes you think there are 4ik transfers of these movies? There are NO 4k's of any Bond movies.
Can't wait to be proven right that most (if not all) purchased HD content will be automatically upgraded to 4K.
Yeah, it hasn't slowed down at all.
I meant in regards to theater movies. It doesn't seem to be going away.Amazing how simple it is to use google to find stuff and check your facts before posting and giving someone a resounding NO, lol.
You've obviously never seen 4K.
So although there's a chance I could "lose" the digital downloads, I'd also expect to replace blu rays at some point down the line, when the next format comes along.
None of the 4K streaming content can match 1080p BR quality, so streaming 4K is joke, it is just number game companies play to stand out from the crowd.Apple is like the last company on earth to support 4k. I thought they would be among the first.
Apple version of thinking ahead is for you to buy another boxHopefully Apple is thinking ahead and the next ATV will not only be HDR10 capable, but also Dolby Vision HDR capable. DV HDR blows HDR10 out of the water and if you have a tv that can do DV HDR, you already know that. It's probably too much to ask that the new ATV will also be HLG HDR capable.
It was recorded on film, so they can remaster any film movie to 4k. Even really old stuff
Apple is like the last company on earth to support 4k. I thought they would be among the first.
What are you talking about? Even once Apple releases a 4K Apple TV, and upgrades the iTunes Store to 4K content -- how much 4K content will be available on Apple TV? Netflix, for an added fee that no one will pay. No other popular video service offers anything.
The real world of 4K is that it is mostly no where.
What??? You have no clue, do you.
No problem - the monthly subscription to all the first run just-finished-in-the-theaters movies will be $499.95 per month. You're up for that, right?Will be dead on arrival if they cannot provide us with a subscription model. Purchasing movies individually off iTunes is a real pain in the ass, even more so with Netflix & Co. striving.