
LED 4K Ultra HD Home Theater Display: Change the way you experience home entertainment with this VIZIO P-series 4K smart Home Theater Display. The UHD picture quality and 65-inch screen size combine with DTS StudioSound for a rich visual and audio combo. The powerful V6 six-core processor of this VIZIO P-series 4K smart Home Theater Display lets you stream UHD from apps such as Netflix smoothly.
Q: How do you get 4k Netflix with Google Cast?
A: Google Cast and Chrome cast cannot be used interchangeably. ChromeCast is a piece of hardware developed by google as a cheap casting device. Google Cast is the software that runs the hardware, but a Chromecast is not required to use it. Yes, Chrome Cast hardware is limited to 1080p. But the Google Cast software does not share this limitation. Hope this helps clear things up a bit.
Q: how wide is the stand base?
A: Distance Between Stands (inner)46.81" Distance Between Stands (outer)49.96"
A: Hello I own this TV and am a Twitchy gamer and bought this t.v. researching only low input lag tvs. I use to own the Sony w802a top rated input lag TV. Always this P-Series 65 inch is incredibly fast for all 5 Hdmi inputs.. All inputs can handle 4k as well.. I have my PS4 in Input 5 and Xbox One in Input 1. I also own a Benqrl27HM 1gtg input lag. This TV you will not have a problem playing fast paced fps games.. Also let it be known that when in Game Low Latency Mode the picture quality doesn't distort at all.. This is a Must own 4k HDR Dolby Vision Set for Gamers.. 65 Inch and 75 Inch are VA Panels. I own the 65 Inch and its a Agressive Gaming TV for FPS Gamers like myself. Halo 1 and Blackops 1 and 2, and Halo 5/ NBA2k16
A: It's useful for finetuning the display and other setting while still watching your content, so you can see the changes happen while you adjust. You can use it to 'Cast' whatever is on the tablet (Netflix, Hulu, YouTube, etc) to the TV. If you are watching cable/satellite, then don't use the tablet, or use the tablet to surf the Internet while you watch cable.
Q: Do I need hdmi 2.0 cables to enable HDR?
A: Honestly, there is no such thing as HDMI 2.0 cables, only a new "Premium" certification that few cables have. After tons of research and trying a number of cables, just use a 6 foot or shorter and thick "High Speed" cable and you will be fine.
A: Yes, there is an optical out (I'm using it).
Q: does this tv currently support both versions of HDR?
A: As of the most recent software update which I got this week, the answer is "yes"
A: It upscales everything automatically, otherwise the picture wouldn't take up the whole screen. You can play with the sharpness setting if the upscaled image looks too "soft" but don't turn sharpness up too much or it will make it look worse.