So there will be no difference between Full-HD ARD and HD-Ready ARD.
With Netflix you can constantly see in which resolution is being streamed.
Via the console this is the right (or left) stick press. On my TV I think that's about… "Info" (?).
Then you see a small window in the top left where the resolution is.
In general, Netflix can stream some movies / series up to 4k (3,840x2,160). But depends on whether this is supported.
The HD ready / Full HD discussion is as old as the technology itself…
the fact is:
ard / zdf sends 720p
i.e. HD ready with double frame rate
the private send Full HD with 1080i, i. At first glance, with a higher number of pixels, but only with half the frame rate ('interpolated') compared to the 'p'rogessiv' technique, the progressive picture is much quieter, which in most cases makes it even sharper
And Netflix? 😉 After that was asked!
It depends on the movie and the type of subscription and the settings.
Regarding the subscriptions:
Basic maximum SD
Standard maximum FullHD more accurate 1080p
Premium maximum UHD 2160p, if the devices are supported.
For the Fimen, it depends on the resolution of the film. Mostly here FullHD, or upscaled on FullHD. Some things are also available as UHD.
By setting, or if the bandwidth is not enough, the whole thing can be reduced.
Netflix will tell you that… They offer various resolution offers…
They adjust the resolution. Basically, but in FullHD.
Depending on which package you have booked and what you DL bandwidth available, or?
