I would really like to use the good display of my Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra. Finally, it can represent WQHD + and HDR (since it is an OLED panel). Do you know streaming portals that also offer films of such a quality for downloading for mobile phones. With Netflix you can only download films and series up to full HD (unfortunately you can only stream them in 4K). I would like to watch films on the go and use my good display. The Netflix downloads are not particularly high-resolution and have hardly felt black levels. What does it do for me if I have OLED and I don't have material with real black…
Please recommend as much as you can.
You can buy and download films in 4k from the Google Play Store or Amazon Video.
You seriously believe that you see differences there?
With a 55 "tv you have to sit 1.5 m in front of it to really be able to perceive differences from uhd to fhd… With a 5.5" display?
and seriously, you want to watch FILMS on your phone?
be happy that it makes a great picture and buy a 4K projector… THAT makes watching movies at 120 "really fun
Can only agree. You don't see any difference on the cell phone anyway. Full HD is more than sufficient…
But I see a clear difference, e.g. When I watch a video in 1080p without HDR or in 1440p with HDR on YouTube!
But I see a clear difference, e.g. When I watch a video in 1080p without HDR or in 1440p with HDR on YouTube! You can also watch movies on the go?! In addition, my cell phone has a nearly 7-inch display. I see exactly the differences…
If you think.
have fun and calculate the size of a pixel.
and then take a sheet of paper and make a dot on it with a TIP pencil… You hang this sheet of paper on the wall and then you approach until you see the dot…
and this point is about the size of an FHD (!) pixel!
but if it makes you happy, watch your films about it.
The file size will be really big. You should always look for an alternative storage space like your PC. Dunkirk is around 4 GB as a 4K 10bit Dolby if I'm not mistaken
But that is already provided with a compression, so from 20GB per hour it is slowly becoming attractive, and the color depth suffers.
But you can watch films on 4K on netfix but you have to change your subscription and see which films and series support it. With Prime Video you can also watch films and series on 4K. For this you only need Prime. You also have to pay attention to which films and series support it
I see the difference too. People just have no idea.
And why are there 4k films, 4k Blu-rays and also 4k televisions if you don't see any difference between 4k and Full HD films anyway. I can see the difference very well!
And where do I get e.g. Dunkirk in such a quality?
I have the 4k subscription. 4k is only not supported on mobile phones and certainly not for download…
You can also watch videos on both 1080p and 1440 in the YouTube app. If that were so mind-boggling, Google wouldn't bring it into an app that is used by billions of people!
Then Prime Video
You did not understand me…
it is a little difference whether I look from 50cm to 7 "or from 3m to 55-120"!
the number of pixels is the same, for you the distribution is - how wide is your 7 "display? - 17cm? Then each of your 2560 pixels is a whopping 170mm: 2550 = 0.067 mm
cordial. Congratulations - you must have a microscope as an eyeball!
a full hd display would have a pixel size of 170: 1920 = 0.089 mm… Wow! Do you see any differences?
on my canvas is an uhd pixel 2450mm: 3880 = 0.63mm in size… You can see that if you go close to 50cm…
but the main thing is that you have fun.
Someone once said from torrents. But that's not particularly legal, so I would advise against it
