“Can the 4k recorded videos be played back on non-4K TVs? Can the 4k recorded videos be played back on non-4K TVs? (Regular HDTVs).”

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• yes they can

  Answered by jj32 10 years ago

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• Yes. It is just scaled down to your resolution such as 1080p.

  Answered by mbray94 10 years ago

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• Just attach the FDR-AX100 to your regular HD TV with a HDMI cable and enjoy the video. I have done this with mine and it works just fine.

  Answered by 360Guy 10 years ago

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• You can simultaneously record in MPEG4. So you can watch on nearly any device with lesser resolution until you can catch up on your TV.

  Answered by MrsGamerMom 9 years ago

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• Yes, but will not show up as a 4k quality picture/video. But it is being recorded at a higher resolution and looks great on non 4k tvs.

  Answered by peggie 10 years ago

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• Hi, 4K recorded videos, in XAVC S format, can only be played on TVs that supports this format. -Vincent

  Answered by SonyListens 10 years ago

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• Yes, no problem.

  Answered by MarkE 8 years ago

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• Unfortunately you can only play 4k videos on 4k devices. I recommend changing the record quality to 1080. Eventually your next Tv will be 4k so just be patient.

  Answered by garisimo 10 years ago

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