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Old 09-19-2021, 04:35 PM   #1
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How do we get 4k to our new 4k tv in our motorhome?
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How do we get 4k to our new 4k tv in our motorhome?


You will need a 4K source. Some streaming services have 4K content. You will need very good internet for that. I’m not sure if any satellite services are offering 4K except for special channels or programs.
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It will still "upscale" and have far less spaces between pixels. Rent Ultra HD Blu-ray movies*on UHDBR disc player.
https://www.lifewire.com/what-you-ne...see-4k-1847330
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Directv has a few full time 4K channels as well as some sports events in 4K as well. You will need a certain Directv receiver as well as a 4K client for reception.
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Both Netflix and Amazon Prime Video have a fair amount of 4K offerings. You will need bandwidth in the 15mbs to 20mbs to stream in full 4K on one TV.
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