“Will this pair well with my LG 65" 4k tv model # 65UF6450? I am new to 4k and trying to understand if I will get a great picture with this DVD player if I buy 4k dvds. Also will my TV support the HDR? Not too clear on HDR either. Thanks for the help”
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i did some research and i believe the only tv that will really do the full HDR spec is the new line of LG OLED 2016 models. i did get this tv (LG OLED55E6P) and its amazing! it will tell you when HDR content starts playing with a little bubble. also you will need a proper receiver as well if its part of your setup.. i originally tried an ONKYO that said it supported hdcp 2.2 and hdmi 2.0a (HDR support) but the colors wouldn't pass through right where they were wider ranged.. i went with a brand new to the market (which i believe is the only one as of now) denon avr-s920w and its passed everything through fine! as for your tv it might work but I'm guess it won't show full range of color. i know some people get messages that popup saying your tv isn't compatible. if you want to get more nerdy on it research all devices and make sure the specifications support BT.2020 (color space) hdcp 2.2 (copy protection) hdmi 2.0a (HDR information) best of luck
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes it should, Just use the appropriate HDMI connection on your TV. I have a UF8500 and it works beautifully.
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hello, You will be able to watch blu-ray 4K movies without any issues. Your TV doesn't appear to support HDR. Therefore, the only improvement you might see will be the higher resolution available. HDR seems to be the real key differentiator for picture quality. My personal opinion is that the jump between Full HD and 4K (without HDR) is less obvious than between DVD and Full HD.
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