I do get 4K on Netflix, but I had to subscribe to 4K to get it, and stream it through a Roku Ultra box to the TV via the HDMI switch. My TV is a 2014 Samsung, so I think the newer TVs have these port inconsistencies figured out by now.
One thing I never got to use was the 3D glasses that came with the TV.
-PJ
No one “broadcasts” in 4K, but as you mentioned there’s plenty of 4K movie content. And it’ll definitely be compressed via streaming — it’s okay. Blu-Ray disks the best way to go if you have a RedBox nearby.
Yea 3d tv never caught on.
I have a very sweet 50” Panasonic Plasma TV in the living room.
Has 3d but i have hardly ever used it.. maybe 10 movies..believe it or not the best 3d effects i ever saw on it was from home made youtube videos.
Bought a budget 4k 43” Roku TV on Amazon for the bedroom...checked out a 4k Coral reef video from netflix when it arrived and i was blown away.
Seemed like i was one with the reef!
If that is budget quality i can only imagine what top line OLED 4k must be like..