How to Play 4k Video

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This wikiHow teaches you how to play 4K resolution (2160p) videos on your computer or TV.

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Playing 4K Video on Desktop

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    Very few laptop computers have built-in screens which support 4K resolution, and the ones that do are prohibitively expensive to purchase if you don't already have one. For the time being, 4K is predominately limited to desktop computers.
    • Another limitation is your computer's power. 4K video requires a large processor, plentiful RAM, and a modern video card; you can't just attach a 4K monitor to your old PC and hope for the best. [1]
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    4K monitors come in several different shapes, sizes, and price ranges. Ideally, you'll find a monitor with a 60HZ refresh rate, but any 4K monitor in your price range will do.
    • Unlike the disparity between 1080p and 1080i monitors, all 4K monitors will show you the same resolution under the same circumstances.
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    You most likely already have an HDMI cable in your home, and all HDMI cables technically support 4K video. However, the most recent version of the HDMI cable—HDMI 2.0, or "high-speed HDMI"—supports up to 60 frames per second of 4K, while traditional HDMI cables only support 30 frames per second. [2]
    • You can find HDMI 2.0 cables online for under $10 apiece, or you can find them in tech stores like Best Buy.
    • If you use a DisplayPort connection instead, opt for a DisplayPort 1.4 cable. Its specifications are the same as HDMI 2.0. [3]
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    Plug one end of the HDMI (or DisplayPort) cable into the back of your computer's tower, then plug the other end into one of your monitor's HDMI (or DisplayPort) ports.
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    If you have the file for the 4K video that you want to watch on your computer, find it. Otherwise, you'll have to download the file before proceeding.
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    This will allow you to watch the video right on your desktop:
    • Windows - You can use the Movies & TV app to watch 4K videos. Right-click your 4K video, select Open with , and click Movies & TV . [4]
    • Mac - You can use QuickTime to play 4K videos. Click your 4K video, click File , select Open With , and click the QuickTime option. [5]
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Method 2
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Playing 4K Video Online

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    In order to enjoy 4K video, your monitor must support 4K resolution, and you must have your monitor connected to your computer via an HDMI or DisplayPort cable. Your computer must also be able to process 4K video, which may be difficult for laptop and low-end desktop computers.
    • If you want to watch your 4K video in 60 frames per second, make sure that you have an HDMI 2.0 or DisplayPort 1.4 cable.
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    Consider connecting your computer to your router . Using an Ethernet cable to transfer your Internet connection directly into your computer rather than using Wi-Fi will ensure the smoothest possible streaming.
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    Having extra programs, browsers, or processes (e.g., downloads or updates) running while attempting to watch 4K video in your browser will most likely cause the video to lag.
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    Many shows and movies on Netflix support 4K, and you'll find a significant amount of 4K content on YouTube and Vimeo.
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    This will vary depending on your service, but you'll usually click a gear-shaped icon
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    or click the current quality (e.g., 1080p ) and then click the 4K or 2160p option.
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    As long as you meet the hardware and software requirements to watch 4K video, you should be able to watch 4K video inside of your computer's browser whenever you like.
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Playing 4K Video on a TV

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    You can't watch 4K video on a TV with a resolution under 4K (2160p).
    • If you don't have a 4K TV, you can purchase one at any tech store or online.
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    Plenty of modern video input sources, such as modern Blu-Ray players and the PlayStation 4 Pro/Xbox One X, support 4K DVDs at a 60 frames per second rate. If you don't have a source which supports 4K, you can buy one online or in any tech store.
    • If you want to stream 4K video from a service such as Netflix or Hulu, your source doesn't have to support 4K.
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    You can stream 4K video using anything from your computer to a gaming console. Many services like Netflix support 4K video for some of their content, so this is a good option if you don't want to shell out for a 4K DVD.
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    You most likely already have an HDMI cable in your home, and all HDMI cables technically support 4K video. However, the most recent version of the HDMI cable—HDMI 2.0, or "high-speed HDMI"—supports up to 60 frames per second of 4K, while traditional HDMI cables only support 30 frames per second. [6]
    • You can find HDMI 2.0 cables online for under $10 apiece, or you can find them in tech stores like Best Buy.
    • If you use a DisplayPort connection instead, opt for a DisplayPort 1.4 cable. Its specifications are the same as HDMI 2.0. [7]
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    Plug one end of the HDMI (or DisplayPort) cable into the back of your video source, then plug the other end into one of your TV's HDMI (or DisplayPort) ports.
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    Unlike traditional HD TVs, 4K is incredibly dense, meaning that you'll achieve the greatest visual quality when sitting closer than you would if you were watching your video on a 1080p (or lower) resolution TV. [8]
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    The content that you watch will depend on your selected method of viewing, but you should be able to see most 4K content as such on your TV via your source.
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    In some cases, you may have to raise your TV's (or source's) maximum default quality from 1080p to 4K (or 2160p). You can usually do this in the Settings section; if you can't find the proper settings to change, consult your TV's or source's manual.
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      • You can use the popular VLC Media Player to play 4K video on both Windows and Mac computers, though VLC is notoriously choppy. [9]
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      • Traditional 4K TVs have pixel dimensions of 3840 x 2160, whereas 4K cinema screens use 4096 x 2160 dimensions. The latter is referred to as "cinema" 4K.
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      2. ↑ https://www.techadvisor.co.uk/feature/digital-home/hdmi-20-released-with-up-to-18gbps-bandwidth-32-audio-channels-3466933/
      3. ↑ https://www.techadvisor.co.uk/feature/digital-home/displayport-vs-hdmi-3535257/
      4. ↑ https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4027350/windows-watch-hd-videos-in-the-movies-tv-app
      5. ↑ https://support.apple.com/en-au/guide/quicktime-player/export-movies-qtp20e395859/mac
      6. ↑ https://www.techadvisor.co.uk/feature/digital-home/hdmi-20-released-with-up-to-18gbps-bandwidth-32-audio-channels-3466933/
      7. ↑ https://www.techadvisor.co.uk/feature/digital-home/displayport-vs-hdmi-3535257/
      8. ↑ https://www.techradar.com/news/television/ultra-hd-everything-you-need-to-know-about-4k-tv-1258884
      9. ↑ https://www.cisdem.com/resource/best-4k-video-player-for-mac.html

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