Very interesting review. Bear in mind that the reviewer is using, what is probably regarded as being the best performing 4K Dolby Vision Blu-Ray player - Oppo 203. (Certainly, Opposes along with LG are the only ones offering DV).
TVs used - LG OLED B7
Brilliant review and the ATV did really well. The UI interface looked beautiful compared to a 4K bluRay player. Don't forget this comparison is a £630 player Vs £199 Apple TV 4K.
My only big worry is, if I owned a £3K or £5K OLED TV, then surely, I would want the ultimate picture performance which of course comes from the disc. Sound quality no comparison of course.
However, as iTunes updates its files frequently, and as broadband becomes super fast and enters 5G etc, will we see bitrates to match UHD BluRay at 50-100mbps of course using a Ethernet connection? (Really wouldn't want to rely on WiFi for that!!!).
TVs used - LG OLED B7
Brilliant review and the ATV did really well. The UI interface looked beautiful compared to a 4K bluRay player. Don't forget this comparison is a £630 player Vs £199 Apple TV 4K.
My only big worry is, if I owned a £3K or £5K OLED TV, then surely, I would want the ultimate picture performance which of course comes from the disc. Sound quality no comparison of course.
However, as iTunes updates its files frequently, and as broadband becomes super fast and enters 5G etc, will we see bitrates to match UHD BluRay at 50-100mbps of course using a Ethernet connection? (Really wouldn't want to rely on WiFi for that!!!).
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