“Why does the display say 1080 if the TV is upscaling? How can you verify what you are seeing is in 4K?”
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Hi jdvanatta, to display native 4K the content from your source should also be UHD formatted because the displayed picture is affected by the quality of the signal received; upscaling changes the resolution of the displayed video signal and convert one set of values to a higher set of values. For example, HDTV sets upconvert broadcast TV (480i) and DVDs (480i or 480p) to the highest format the set supports (720p, 1080i or 1080p). The feature reads the data on a standard DVD at 480P and maximizes the video resolution to best fit your HDMI compatible TV. I hope this will clear up your question sufficiently. Dave
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