Brian861's Collection

[TacomaDiver]

Does make ya wonder at point does resolution top out. The a healthy human eye can only see so well.

Well, 8k is already a thing (not for home entertainment yet.) I remember when I first got a Sega Genesis, and there was something I "think" I read somewhere that said 16-bit video games was almost at the end of the scale of what CRT displays could display. Now displays seem to be limitless - but your question about the human eye's capability is a good one.

[Brian861]

Does make ya wonder at point does resolution top out. The a healthy human eye can only see so well.

[Ben Staad]

I'm holding out until they can direct beam stuff directly into my brain. Until then I'm sticking with my walmart brand and/or whatever TV I can afford.

Thanks!

And thanks guys for the explanation. I don't currently have a 4K set up but I'm sure I will once everyone has moved on to 10K The sound wasn't that great on Blu-Ray so I'm sure the 4k is much better. They come on separate disc of course. Aren't some of the gaming systems 4k?

[Brian861]

I'm not very technical so the terms buzz over my head however better definition and sound all "sound" great. I don't suppose my 7 year old TV would support that though. Anywho...Congrats on the movie!

Thanks!

And thanks guys for the explanation. I don't currently have a 4K set up but I'm sure I will once everyone has moved on to 10K The sound wasn't that great on Blu-Ray so I'm sure the 4k is much better. They come on separate disc of course. Aren't some of the gaming systems 4k?

[Dan Hocker]

Technically it's the 2 levels higher, as 2k is a thing. Here's a pretty good article about the different resolutions.

https://www.cnet.com/news/tv-resolut...they-all-mean/

[Martin]

I'm not very technical so the terms buzz over my head however better definition and sound all "sound" great. I don't suppose my 7 year old TV would support that though. Anywho...Congrats on the movie!

Requires a 4K TV and 4K DVD player. Few broadcast systems are transmitting in 4K, many web broadcasts are. Example: The recent Olympics were only available in 4K when watching an internet broadcast.

[Ben Staad]

I'm not very technical so the terms buzz over my head however better definition and sound all "sound" great. I don't suppose my 7 year old TV would support that though. Anywho...Congrats on the movie!

It's the next level of HD - twice the resolution of bluray, plus higher resolution sound (usually) and HDR encoding.

basically a new tv, a new player, and probably some more speakers. All good things if you ask me.

What he said plus, in my view the jumped in quality from HD to 4k is as big as the jump from SD to HD was.

[Martin]

It's the next level of HD - twice the resolution of bluray, plus higher resolution sound (usually) and HDR encoding.

basically a new tv, a new player, and probably some more speakers. All good things if you ask me.

What he said plus, in my view the jumped in quality from HD to 4k is as big as the jump from SD to HD was.

[TacomaDiver]

I can look this up but what is 4K Ultra HD? Sounds provocative!

It's the next level of HD - twice the resolution of bluray, plus higher resolution sound (usually) and HDR encoding.

basically a new tv, a new player, and probably some more speakers. All good things if you ask me.

[Ben Staad]

I can look this up but what is 4K Ultra HD? Sounds provocative!

[Brian861]

Anyone up for a ride

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[Martin]

The latest Little Book from BP:

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I am hoping to read this one within the next few days.

[Brian861]

The latest Little Book from BP:

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[Brian861]

Wow! Gorgeous books and an overdose of signatures.

Thanks, Jeff!

[jeffingoff]

Wow! Gorgeous books and an overdose of signatures.