chrisnewton35
Established Member
Hi all
Firstly i want to apologise for the basic question i am about to ask. I am really new to 4K (had my TV 3 weeks) I have a samsung Nu7100, yes i know its not the best TV out there but it was all my budget would allow.
Anyways my question is how do i know when i am viewing actual 4K content? I have a Nvidea Shield TV hooked up to it and that is set to output to 4K, so if i go into you tube for example and pick any video when i press the info button it always says 3840 x 2160 etc.
I assume this is because the shield is up-scaling? i really do not know..but how do i know if i am watching a proper 4k content? does this make sense? sorry again if this is basic.
Also as a side question, if i use the built in you tube app and press the info button nothing ever comes up, why would this be?
Thanks
Chris
Firstly i want to apologise for the basic question i am about to ask. I am really new to 4K (had my TV 3 weeks) I have a samsung Nu7100, yes i know its not the best TV out there but it was all my budget would allow.
Anyways my question is how do i know when i am viewing actual 4K content? I have a Nvidea Shield TV hooked up to it and that is set to output to 4K, so if i go into you tube for example and pick any video when i press the info button it always says 3840 x 2160 etc.
I assume this is because the shield is up-scaling? i really do not know..but how do i know if i am watching a proper 4k content? does this make sense? sorry again if this is basic.
Also as a side question, if i use the built in you tube app and press the info button nothing ever comes up, why would this be?
Thanks
Chris
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