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Xbox One X and Xbox One S are favored for the 4K function, so how to check the matching 4K and HDR function of the TV? To view the 4K and HDR capabilities of your TV, press the "Xbox" button to open the guide, select "System"> "Settings"> "Display and Sound", and then select "Advanced Video Settings"> "4K TV Details" .
Xbox One X and Xbox One S
This step detects whether your TV can display 4K UHD resolution at 60 Hz. This is necessary to upgrade the system, games and some applications to 4K resolution. In other words, this allows your host to run at 4K all the time, regardless of content.
However, the 4K UHD resolution setting is not a necessary condition for playing 4K content. Games and applications that use 4K features such as 4K resolution and HDR do not require 4K UHD resolution to enable these features.
Xbox One X and Xbox One S: Watch movies and tv
In terms of how to store and play, movie content and TV content are different. Some video applications can play 4K content at different refresh rates, and some applications can also support HDR (High Dynamic Range) content. This section tests your TV's ability to display different 4K and HDR modes.
For example, your TV may support 4K at a frequency of 24 Hz, but it does not support 4K at a frequency of 60 Hz. In this case, it may display 4K 24 Hz movies at its inherent 4K 24 Hz, but 4K 60 Hz content may be displayed at 1080p resolution. The actual display of video content depends on the video application, available content, and your TV capabilities.
Xbox One X and Xbox One S: playing games
Some games support HDR content on Xbox One X and Xbox One S, but for 4k games you need an Xbox One X. This section will test your TV's ability to display HDR and 4K 60HZ for gaming.
The above is the tutorial for viewing the 4K and HDR functions of the TV on the Xbox One X and Xbox One S. Students who want to know can bookmark it.
Xbox One X and Xbox One S
This step detects whether your TV can display 4K UHD resolution at 60 Hz. This is necessary to upgrade the system, games and some applications to 4K resolution. In other words, this allows your host to run at 4K all the time, regardless of content.
However, the 4K UHD resolution setting is not a necessary condition for playing 4K content. Games and applications that use 4K features such as 4K resolution and HDR do not require 4K UHD resolution to enable these features.
Xbox One X and Xbox One S: Watch movies and tv
In terms of how to store and play, movie content and TV content are different. Some video applications can play 4K content at different refresh rates, and some applications can also support HDR (High Dynamic Range) content. This section tests your TV's ability to display different 4K and HDR modes.
For example, your TV may support 4K at a frequency of 24 Hz, but it does not support 4K at a frequency of 60 Hz. In this case, it may display 4K 24 Hz movies at its inherent 4K 24 Hz, but 4K 60 Hz content may be displayed at 1080p resolution. The actual display of video content depends on the video application, available content, and your TV capabilities.
Xbox One X and Xbox One S: playing games
Some games support HDR content on Xbox One X and Xbox One S, but for 4k games you need an Xbox One X. This section will test your TV's ability to display HDR and 4K 60HZ for gaming.
The above is the tutorial for viewing the 4K and HDR functions of the TV on the Xbox One X and Xbox One S. Students who want to know can bookmark it.
