The missus has got the 4k panel downstairs, which used to be in my office, but Iām not arsed.
Iām not overburdened with excellent sight at the moment,and even when I was, the distinction gets lost five feet out.
Our 49" Sony is a 4K HDR tv and I canāt tell the difference.
So HD is 1920x1080, that 1,920 pixels across, 1,080 down a 49" screen is 42.6 inches wide, 24.0 inches high
So each pixel is 0.022x0.025",
UHD is 3840x2160, so on the same size screen your pixels are half the size (0.011"x.0.012"), I doubt anyone would see much difference at that sizeā¦
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Our kitchen and sitdown bit is over 10metres long so HD does, in the front we have UHD but fuck knows why for sport, I think its looks too bright and artificial, tv shows and docs are amazing on the other hand.
If you did you wouldnāt arse about with torrents, fucking torrents, just get IPTV and they have on demand basically you fucking minge.
Anyway youāre best getting a good projector if you have the right environment but fuck it carry on.
I thought weād seen the denouement of this thread.
@lifeintheslowlane has purchased his Netflix subscription.
Why do we have three unrequited replies from you, darling?
There we go, happy now hun?
Big dick just wanted to flop out his 40 foot family room.
If I get that builder on the cash itāll be doubleā¦
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Colour?
Yeah, it probably hasnāt hit the shires yet 
itās like watching real life but on a 9" screen
my partner insists we watched HD but I honestly really cannot tell much of a difference on our TV (itās s smart TV but now 8 years old). Now when we go to PC World etc and look at the super smart expensive TVs I can see they are stunning. I see different hues of colour in each eye along with double vision so not sure itās worth it!
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We have about a 2 year old 50" Sony thing.
Great picture sound & casting. When we looked, the UHDTV stuff looked great except for sport
Anyway point of post is last night Netflix was so pixelated it was like a dodgy stream of a Saints game.
Point being, TV is only as good as your ACTUAL Broadband speed!
Thatās where Iām luckyā¦have Virgin Media cable with ultra fast broadband.
Havenāt watched any NetFlix but have my friendās movie (adapted from his book) lined up for viewing. āShepherds and Butchersā starring Steve Coogan and Andrea Riseborough.
The stunning displays you see in the shops is because of HDR not the fact itās UHD, although that can help too, they also tune the fuck out of their TVs in the shop so that they look good.
Get them home on default settings and itāll be pretty much rubbishā¦
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