I want to get a 4k apple tv to stream 4k movies in 4k...Yes I have a 4k tv but my internet is only 175 mbps right now...I think its supposed to be 150. Would I need better Internet to see 4k movies? Some of the new netflix shows looks pretty damn good but I guess they are not 4k as I don't pay for 4k netflix.
Awesome!!. Someone else on the interweb said that 4k movies on itunes end up really being about 1080p or something if you don't have a 4k connection ....but i dont know.
Both Netflix and iTunes state that 25 Mbps is required for streaming, so even if the content ends up streaming at a higher rate, you should be more than fine. This is assuming your home network can handle all 150-175 Mbps.
Actually, you should be able to stream Netflix in 4K to about 6 different 4K TVs, or over 30 different 1080p TVs.
Only? I know there is the 1000 Mega out there. but your internet speed is probably in the top 5% in most Countries. With 175Mbps one can stream a full UHD BR movie in 4K, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos.
Just to give another idea, most Smart TV have a 100 Mbps ethernet interface (so your Internet speed would be actually cut down in the TV), and they all happily stream any 4K content.
I want to get a 4k apple tv to stream 4k movies in 4k...Yes I have a 4k tv but my internet is only 175 mbps right now...I think its supposed to be 150. Would I need better Internet to see 4k movies? Some of the new netflix shows looks pretty damn good but I guess they are not 4k as I don't pay for 4k netflix.
Its takes around 8mpbs connection to stream 1080p video without buffering if the ISP is fiber optic and the connection is FTH. I mostly stream 4k shows and movies on netflix. I have a 100 mbps connection (FTH) runs smoothly. Never ever buffered until and unless something is wrong from netflix end. (TV App)
On the Apple TV, you need to enable HUD under developer options.
I installed Xcode to my Air. I then connected my Air to the Apple TV and enabled HUD.
With my LG TV and the Netflix app, I press the "Info" button on my Harmony remote and it tells me the primary audio stream (stereo or 5.1) and video bitrate.
I attached a copy of pictures I took with my iPhone of Valerian 4k and Altered Carbon from the Netflix app.
Edit: noticed that the attached images are upside down. How the heck do I rotate them so they appear correctly?