Xbox one s 4k/uhd issue

Unfortunately the Xbox one S is only really capable of maxing out at 1080p UHD. If you want the full 4k HDR experience you'll need the Xbox One X. I dont think there's a way of getting it to run even in 4k UHD on their S. The only 4k you'll get on the
S is the streaming and video quality.

Well two things first xbox one s is NOT a 4k console

Second it's only when you play UHD movies or streaming UHD content that you get 4k from an xbox one s

Projectors aren't the greatest for 4k compatibility it's more for.computers and blurays then consoles which are more stricter to vesa

Hello Spinhead82,

Things are still in a state of change in the land of 4K UHD and haven't quite settled out yet. Part of this may have to do with DRM (Digital Rights Management) and trying to lock things down when it comes to all this 4K digital plumbing. Not only is it the
hardware, like needing to use HDMI 2.X cable. But, it's also the software. Does the firmware in the monitor/TV support the 4K UHD (HDCP 2.2)
content coming from the attached device ("Checking your TV's 4K and HDR capabilities on Xbox One S")? Yes, the Samsung U28E590D
can do 4K UHD, but does it support HDR10? HDR10 support seems to be a very important threshold when comes to connecting the Xbox One S to 4K UHD TVs. The current crop of 4K UHD monitors seems to be more directed to PC gamers. While, the Xbox One S is geared
more toward lager format TVs. I'm sure that this is not the only list, but Windows Central has what it calls "Best 4K HDR TVs For Xbox One S".

Good luck and good gaming,

SA

Hello GinjaNinja,

I just wanted to check, with everything connected the same from the Xbox, when you play 1080HD the audio is fine, but when you play 4K UHD you get this "popping sound"? First thing we need to do is to figure out if this is a setup problem, software (UHD
Blu-ray disk, etc.) problem and or a hardware problem. Starting with possible hardware issues we need to "Checking your TV's 4K and
HDR capabilities on Xbox One S" and follow up with "Troubleshooting 4K and HDR on Xbox One S". Note, that high bandwidth HDMI 2.0 cables
are recommended to support HDR10 on UHD 4K TVs. It has been reported that their were some problems with earlier released UHD Blu-ray disk. So, if you can try playing back different sources of 4K UHD (like Netflix) from the Xbox to see if you are still get
the "popping sound". Also, it's worth double checking the 4K UHD TV's setting and "How to configure audio settings on your Xbox One console" to make sure
both are talking to each other correctly. Hope this helps.

SA

The console can play 4k games you need an Xbox one x or higher

The Xbox one s can do 4k uhd movies disks and streams.but not games