Sorry for any confusion in advance, hopefully I can try and make this make sense. I am not a resolution guru by any means. Please if I am mislabeling or seem to have a misunderstanding of something, correct me.
I currently have a Samsung UN65MU8000FXZA 65” TV. I have xfinity service and just recently upgraded to the new AR AX014ANM cable box that was recommended to me by Comcast because I was told that it supports 4K. I am not entirely even sure what this means but hey, they told me it would be better quality so I went with it.
I’ve noticed that my quality isn’t as good as I think it could be. Some channels in particular are still slightly blurry at times (Mostly notable is ESPN which I am pretty sure definitely supports 1080 or 4K resolution).
I’ve noticed that when I hit the menu button on my Samsung TV remote that it says 1280x720. It doesn’t matter what channel I am watching, it shows this setting. Also when I try to do this on my Xbox One X, the remote just acts as a controller so I have no idea if it is actually playing 1080, 4K, etc... I would assume my Xbox is playing 4K because everything seems so clear but I could be wrong. My Xbox One X is set to my HDMI1 and my cable is set to HDMI2.
I know certain channels are not 1080 or 4K supported but I’ve noticed that quality is still lacking on certain channels and am not too sure what I am doing wrong here. I have an Xbox One X and I do not know how to check it either. Is it my TV that has a setting set to 720 or is it something through my xfinity box. I’ve tried searching online but nothing didn’t seem to help. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Submitted by SoccyStar | #Specialdealer Special Offer Online Shopping Store 2016
No comments:
Post a Comment