What about with 4k, how does it work?
145208
I don't believe this has 4k capabilities. It will just run 1080p through hdmi
239066
In order to watch 4k content from a device (4k media player), yes it would. However, it is highly unlikely that you'll be doing that given the limited amount of such content for the time being. If all you're going to be watching is 1080p (ps3/4, Xbox 360/one, bluray) content, you'll be fine with your HDMI cable for now.
952461
Here's how you get 4k at 60hz w/ full 4:4:4 Chroma color for PC monitor use: 1 - Use a Nvidia GTX 970 / 980 (because it has HDMI 2.0 output, in 2015 there will be others that will work too) 2 - Use HDMI Port #3 3 - Make sure HDMI UHD Deep Color is set to "on" under picture settings. 4 - **IMPORTANT** Change your HDMI #3 Port icon TO PC (Quick Settings -&gt; HDMI3 Settings -&gt; Icon). **This enables PC Mode.** You have to scroll down through the options to get to the PC icon. If you do all these things then you'll have 4:4:4 chroma full 4k @ 60hz and it will look excellent as a monitor. Here's an image to make sure you actually have full 4:4:4 chroma, not reduced 4:2:2 (http://i3.minus.com/ibyJcwdIniHUEs.png)
1906375
4K is the new resolution technology, but is not in the market yet, only some bluray dvd's has it as of today; this TV is ready for that tech as soon comes avail in must tv programs, this TV looks amazing with a few twiks in the settings; hope this helps....
990280
It automatically upscales incoming content. At 4k you can sometimes see digital editing of non-HD content. If what you see is blurry or doesn't look right it's the quality of the incoming content that your 4k is trying to upscale. The old computer programmers saying is true "Garbage In, Garbage Out", but in the final analysis you can't get better picture quality than what your 4k Samsung is giving you.
2070628
Dear Lance,The UN65H8000 has 1080p upscaling but not 4K upscaling. 4K is higher resolution.Eric C
1008724
Yes, you can set it to either pass through the native 1080i or deinterlace to 1080p or upscale to 4K, depending on whether you want your receiver or your TV to do the scaling/deinterlacing.
1221168
I did play with the functions, I don't have a 4K TV/Monitor, yes it can be upconverted to 4K.
758671
No 4K, only 1080 P 3D...This is Harman Kardon, not Sony or LG. If you invest in Harman, its for the sound , not for the 4K last week gadget. Its already have many features(airplay, bluetooth, YouTube...)4k can wait couple of week...
1967576
No! Those two do not stream in 4k. You also have to have a 4k tv to get a 4k picture.
1855106
Absolutely- if it wasn't I would have sold it. It is a shame that it is now discontinued, if you can find one buy it. Don't buy into the "4k" hype. everyone buying 4k equipment right now is throwing away their money. When 4K really hits the market, it will use a new connector like ethernet (computer data plug) to accommodate the huge bandwidth amount of data. HDMI cannot do full color bit dept 4k. So for now, stick with the best 1080p set you can buy, the Elite 60.
1522047
Basically right now 4k is the newest technology & there's not enough content out in 4k yet. It's a much higher resolution so u probably won't be able to tell the difference anyway. But I'm sure within the next 2 years you'll see 4k at higher hz. My opinion not worth the money right now. Stick with led tv at 240Hz with a quad core processor. Cheaper & will hold up well for a few years
1058201
yes, don't bother buying this or ANY other Ultra 4K HDTV. It's all marketing hype, PERIOD. Unless you plan on purchasing at 100+ inch set, or plan on sitting 3 feet or closer to the set OR play extreme consoling gamers, you will NOT be able to discern the difference between ANy 4K or the current garden variety of 1080P sets, PERIOD. Of course, if you like to spend your extra money for the latest and greatest gadgetry, by all means get it, but you didn't learn the TRUTH from me here. Also, there is very little in the way of 4K content, either in gaming or network produced TV shows or movies. Better to hold off until the truly next generation OLED sets makes their way and when 4K content and prices are more mainstream and cheaper. This is still YEARS away though. GOOD LUCK regardless.
1738724
It's close to half the price of a new 4k and as of right now there's almost no 4k content to watch anyway. Personally I'm not a fan of the 4k picture, it's simply just too bright, and for no good reason. The only one I've watched for an extended period gave me a terrible headache. The 8500 to me is just about perfect.
30118
Actually it states it can produce near 4k quality images. Quote from description, "In fact, Q+ is the only HDTV to accept a 4K signal-and it will play back at near-4K resolution. (Effective resolution up to 3840x2160)." That being said I wouldn't say it takes a 4k source and downgrades it to "full hd" though that might be the case since it's 1080p but utilizing all those extra subpixels. Technically it would be a matter of how one views their info. I guess we can just call this a Hybrid, an oddball, something completely different from what everyone else is doing. Call it Sharps in between Full HD & 4k. A tv that isn't quite 4k but is better than 1080p. As much as I'd love a 4k set I'm not paying the price of admission like I did w/ LCD/True HD a [wow] decade ago. This is going to the Wish List and I'll be looking for some reviews online
1904635
I used to have the 65" version. It will only show 4k photos from USB not video. I have found the nvidia shield to be one of the cheapest players for outputting 4k through HDMI.Before I returned the TV I used shield and it worked great using Mx player app.Unless you have a good graphics card connecting your computer. I have radeon 7750. It was choppy trying to play it through computer.
1580023
Off hand I'm not sure. I'm sure you could look it up in support at belkin. I haven't upgraded to 4k yet but its at the top of my list. Sorry I couldn't help you