“If my DirecTV runs at 1080 will the tv be 1080 or 2160?”
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I believe you will have 1080 for resolution since you do not have the ability to run at 2160. In most cases you will see a crisper image since the TV has the ability to upscale your picture but it won't be full 4k. With my set I have done different test with different formats. Content that I stream in 4k via Disney +, Netflix, Hulu picture looks in 4k some screen tear happen in fast motion sequences. It does not happen all the time and I attribute this more to internet speed and the ability for the tv to transcode that. Playing DVD from a 4k Blu-ray you can see a noticeable difference. Playing the same movie but in Blu-ray you get a better picture than what you would get with the DVD, however playing the same movie in a 4K you get the full 4k effect. Yes I have the same movie in different formats. This TV is 60Hz @ 120Hz in motion. So you will lose some crispiness when in fast motion sequences due to the fact that you are not running natively at 120Hz or 240Hz. Still at 60Hz it looks pretty good. Listen this is not a monster TV, it is a great entry level TV to get your feet wet. I have used this TV now for over a month and a half, I am not disappointed. Still yet to find a movie that I am watching where I feel disappointed in the picture quality. Hope this help.
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