With HD we reached “retina resolution” for the first time which is why it was more noticeable going from SD to HD.
4K’s only advantage is in larger screen sizes. There’s a reason there is no 4K televisions smaller than about 50 inches. There is no resolution advantage to the human retina on these smaller screen sizes when viewed from the seated distance in a standard lounge room.
I know that people use these ~40" 4K TVs as computer monitors for working on documents/programming. They’re basically the same as having four standard sized monitors.
LIVE AND IN FULL NATIONWIDE, AD-FREE AND IN 4K ULTRA HD
The sell-out concert will be available to watch live and in full on FOX8 HD and delivered in Dolby Digital , and will be simulcast on music channel [V] . This history-making music event will also be available exclusively for Foxtel subscribers in 4K ULTRA HD – an Australian first – broadcast live on one of Foxtel’s dedicated 4K ULTRA HD channels.
In the US, cable operator, Comcast has will offer an extensive lineup of programming in 4K, including college football, NFL games, baseball’s playoffs and World Series.
Included 28 college football games, 38 English Premier League soccer games, 11 NFL Thursday Night Football games, 14 MLB playoff and World Series games, and US Open golf.
Any chance for DVB-T test transmission for 4K: an excitement for free-to-air broadcasters ABC, SBS and Nine to get 4K as part of digital TV rollout in the next Federal Budget this year.
They need to do something to catch up with UHD/4K media. Currently watching 9’s HD channel and Grease is on… it looks like barely upscaled SD quality. Coming from someone that’s recently sampled the bluray version and also the official 4K UHD disc. It’s sad seeing what the digital quality “could” be. But networks don’t want to spend the money for better quality broadcast transmissions.