1080p movie on a 4K TV, how does it look like?

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Hello everyone

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I am looking forward to the day when I upgrade my Xbox One into the Xbox One Scorpio and upgrading my 1080p TV into a 4K TV

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I was originally going to opt for the Xbox One S, but then I figured since the Xbox One Scorpio is going to be out a little bit later I mind as well get that instead LOL

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Have a nice day or afternoon or night everyone

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It's always comes back to Monster High with you doesn't it?

If you don't have a 4K TV it will just look like a regular Blu-ray on a 1080p TV. Maybe a little better due you upscaling.

The difference will come when you have 4K Blu-ray's.

But still a lot better than regular DVD's

1080p looks amazing on 4K (was skeptical as well when I upgraded) - I honestly can't tell on a 65" between my 4K UHD BR vs. regular BR - except for UHD BR's that have HDR.

If I'm not mistaking a Xbox One will only go up to 720p and Xbox One S and X will do 4k. I'm not sure how to configure your TV, however yourself can go to the picture settings on your TV and change them to your likings.

No, that's not correct.

Original Xbox One does 1080P. The Xbox One S can do 4K, but only for Streamed 4K video content and 4K UHD movie discs. You can upscale games to 4K or play them at 1080P without up-scaling on the One S.

The original console's maximum resolution is Full HD, 1080P.

The One X can do the same, with the exception of Enhanced games which will can run in 4K if they have been designed to do so.

A 1080P game image on a 4K TV will have to be scaled down by the display. This may well produce a more pixelated image. You will need to change your display settings on the TV to try to compensate for this.

Game mode adjusts the display settings to remove post processing effects that apply to broadcast media or movies, thus improving how fast images are displayed. It does not affect the sharpness of how graphics are shown on the display.

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Hello everyone

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From what I've noticed, upgrading an old 480p SD movie into 1080p HD has its limitations, but the results of the upgrade are still wonderful

A perfect example of this is when I watched The Little Memaid DVD on my 1080p TV and The Little Mermaid Blu-ray on my 1080p TV. The difference was amazing

I can't see how an old movie like The Little Mermaid is going to look much different in 4K from 1080p given that it (The Little Mermaid) was made a long, long, long time ago.

Also, resonating on what others have said, the true performance of 4k quality is going to be seen on the movies that are made from 4k to begin with.

We are just getting a taste of 4k with 1080p movies being upgraded into 4K

Imagine what a 4K movie is going to look like using 4K optimized recording equipment

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Hello "iBakez"

I am not a fan of the Wii U, I'm so sorry

I am looking forward to the following games

(1) Dead Space 4

(2) Mass Effect 4

(3) Hitman --> After ALL of the content has been released

(4) The Walking Dead season 3

The games that I like haven't been released yet (in the case of Hitman, it is still incomplete). I am an Xbox Girl and that is the way it is going to be LOL

Also, I was given a Wii Mini as a present from my free babysitting (I was helping out my friends, babysitting is expensive) and I got bored of the Wii Mini in a week.

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Have a nice day or afternoon or night everyone

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