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In response to
"I have some content that broadcasts in both HD and 4k simultaneously ... I can mostly see the difference but it's not dramatic"
by
Reagen
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4k is definitely a step up in image resolution, but even them, you're getting a very compressed version for transmission.
Posted by
colin (aka colinski)
Aug 30 '18, 09:45
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right now, a single multicast uncompressed 4k signal needs a 10gb switch. start adding other features and you introduce compression. we're far from really seeing true 4k.
related - i got a lovely 56gb 4k rip of Infinity War, first thing i've seen in 4k on my new TV. it was odd - some cgi looked terrible at the resolution - almost like a cartoon, but other stuff was stunning.
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