Has anyone here watched any games in 4k? I know Directv has a handful of games shown in 4k during the season. I was just curious how it compared to HD. I don't have a 4k set yet, holding out until there is enough content.

Has anyone here watched any games in 4k? I know Directv has a handful of games shown in 4k during the season. I was just curious how it compared to HD. I don't have a 4k set yet, holding out until there is enough content.

I haven't seen any games in 4k but IMO FPS makes a bigger difference than resolution, games at 60 FPS on MLB.tv >>>> TV broadcasts at lower FPS.

Has anyone here watched any games in 4k? I know Directv has a handful of games shown in 4k during the season. I was just curious how it compared to HD. I don't have a 4k set yet, holding out until there is enough content.

I haven't yet, but I've watched a lot of 4k content on Youtube, Amazon, Netflix and 4k Bluray and I'm a full convert. I can't wait to see sports in 4k.

 

I haven't yet, but I've watched a lot of 4k content on Youtube, Amazon, Netflix and 4k Bluray and I'm a full convert. I can't wait to see sports in 4k.

 

It's crazy how 4k sports hasn't gone mainstream yet. 4K TVs are very affordable now.

It's crazy how 4k sports hasn't gone mainstream yet. 4K TVs are very affordable now.

4k cameras + processing equipment + additional storage still likely make it not financially worth it. Hoping to see that change soon.

I think this is the first time I have ever heard of 4K.

A few White Sox games in June, hmm.

 

https://tvanswerman.com/2017/05/19/directv-...-new-4k-lineup/

 

I think you get blacked out in market, though.

 

Yeah, I've seen a few. It really is pretty, but you only notice it when they show close ups, otherwise it looks very similar. However, see one close up and you can instantly tell that it's in 4K.