Jonesy70
Novice Member
Picture quality watching American football is pixelated on YouTubeTV as well as some other tv programs. What could be a solution? Is it the programming or does anything that is not 4k just not look good?
Thank you for the feedback, I use Google Fiber so the speed coming into the house is extremely fast. I also have started paying for 4k upgrade on Youtubetv and Netflex. Question though, if the program is in 4k (icon on program) then shouldn't I get 4k without paying extra? So, if that is the case when I pay extra to these services are they doing some up scaling of some sort to provide 4K like results on programs that aren't produced in 4K?Bigger the TV the more flaws from poor sources (HD/1080p) gets highlighted imo, you will know if you run a youtube 4K source and it says 4K above the control panel icon on bottom right of youtube window or app, and it looks spectacular and clear.
Only things you can do is give your OLED a good 2-3 weeks or 250hrs use to improve PQ wise, try getting better sat or cable boxes (ones with better upscalers and chipsets/cpus) and set it to 4K.
Try better hdmi cables worth a long shot also.
Get as much apps, bluray players or 4K versions of your sources, subscribe to 4K movie and sports channels or netflix 4K etc etc
Thank you for the feedback, I use Google Fiber so the speed coming into the house is extremely fast. I also have started paying for 4k upgrade on Youtubetv and Netflex. Question though, if the program is in 4k (icon on program) then shouldn't I get 4k without paying extra? So, if that is the case when I pay extra to these services are they doing some up scaling of some sort to provide 4K like results on programs that aren't produced in 4K?