“HI, The specifications show this unit (UN55MU6300FXZA) has 3 hdmi ports, but no "HDMI hdcp 2.2" inputs. What kind of ports are these and will I regret not having this type of inputs on a 4K TV?”
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Hi, I only have blue ray players and the Amazon HDMI firestick voice devices at present in 2 of the 3 HDMI ports. The picture on this set is really great. Even regular non-Blu-ray DVD's upconvert by the TV to near 4 K resaluition. Blu-ray movies look even better and When down streaming 3rd party internet programs like Netflix or Amazon online movies the picture is really awesome sharp.We had a highend Samsung 1080 p 46 in tv befor and that was great for it's time but this new Samsung tv is way better,.We don't pay for HD channels , just the regular non-HD channels so as far as normal tv stations go the tv does upconvert them a bit but not a whole lot, if you have HD channels the tv channels would be a lot sharper I would think, this tv really shines when playing any HD content.Unless your really picky about the having the most costly super highend tv you should be very glad you got this set, it upconverts content to as close to 4 K as possible , Even Netflix does have a higher res option you can get for like $4 a month more to show your downloaded movies at their most sharpness. We're really glad we got this set instead of spending a lot more for only small differences that to us makes no difference in picture quality.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.For now, a few percent of streamed video is 4K, likewise BluRay discs. Either source delivers four 1080p images simultaneously aka "Ultra" (quadruple) High Definition, and so only design revision 2.2 is fast enough to do so....rev 2.2 (18 gigabits per second "fast data pipe" ) is what makes any 4K TV salable to the public, otherwise four cords would be required to carry the four 1080p images contained in every 3840 wide by 2160 line image (sixty of those every second)
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