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?4K? resolution is a generic term for display devices or content having horizontal resolution in the order of 4,000 pixels. For consumer electronics products (such as TV and Blu-ray players), 4K resolution means 3840 x 2160 pixels (at a 16:9, or 1.78:1 aspect ratio). Our player not only can support image source of 4K, but also upscale images of lower resolution. After upscaling, the image quality would be much improved. For best image quality, get 4K image source whenever possible.
The information on this page applies to the following models: BDP9700/12.
Do I have to pay to use Philips Net TV?
Can I add websites to favourites in Philips NetTV?
What is DLNA?
How to get DTS audio via HDMI when playing video files on my Philips player?
Does the player support non-Miracast certified devices?
Can I stream Internet videos via my Miracast device over to my Philips player?
Settings change when player is connected to Philips TV
How many Miracast devices Philips player can memorize?
What is ?4K? resolution?
How to cancel automatic disc playback on my Philips player?
How many files/folders can be read when using USB-direct?
What types of USB or HDD devices are supported by my Philips player?
What is the activation code of Philips SimplyShare app?
How to stream FLAC file via Wi-Fi with non-Philips app?
How to keep the file order on the USB the same as on my PC?
How to improve the Miracast video stream quality?
Is there a way to improve the use of the video store?
How to manage media on my DLNA server?
How to enable your PC for media sharing (Windows 7)
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