Stupid Question Alert!!!


About a year ago my wife and I bought an LG 65EG9600 televison 65" Ultra hd 4k. The picture quality is the best I’ve ever seen, and the reviews I've read concur...... I also have Direct TV...does the cheap AV receiver I’m using make any difference in the picture quality?
paul_graham
"  does the cheap AV receiver I’m using make any difference in the picture quality? "

do you see a difference in picture quality ?

do you have it plugged into a cheap power surge protector ?    



4K requires an ultra HD 4K Blu-ray player or Netflix 4K subscription.

only limited content is available in 4K

i don’t believe satellite (directTV) is anywhere close to 4K

the best 4K TV and possibly the best TVs ever created so far (for non-gaming applications like movies) is the latest line of OLED TVs from LG

the latest DSP receivers are 4K compatible - the introduction of 4K receivers has been a bit of mess though with copy protection built in to the very latest HDMI standard....and only a few receivers supporting it. The trick with older receivers is to use one HDMI out from the blu-ray 4K player to the TV and the other HDMI out purely for audio to the receiver....