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Barkley1
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8 months ago
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UHD Not very good quality

Is my Virgin V6 Box powered by TiVo UHD ready? I have a new Hisense UHD 4K TV now but UHD doesn't work, not very sharp. I have a high speed HDMI cable and I've been playing around with the setting...
  • japitts's avatar
    japitts
    8 months ago

    The TiVo does not support UHD, the V6 does. It gives you the choice of outputting at 1080 or 2160, so for SD/HD channels, you can often find it's better to let your TV upscale from 1080 > 2160.

    I can't comment on the TV360 as I don't use one, but I'm fairly sure there's not as many tweaks available as far as output resolution goes - specifically being able to select the exact output resolution and force 720/1080i/p if you'd prefer. Happy to be corrected on that by a TV360 user.

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japitts
Very Insightful Person
8 months ago

The TiVo does not support UHD, the V6 does. It gives you the choice of outputting at 1080 or 2160, so for SD/HD channels, you can often find it's better to let your TV upscale from 1080 > 2160.

I can't comment on the TV360 as I don't use one, but I'm fairly sure there's not as many tweaks available as far as output resolution goes - specifically being able to select the exact output resolution and force 720/1080i/p if you'd prefer. Happy to be corrected on that by a TV360 user.

  • Barkley1's avatar
    Barkley1
    Joining in
    8 months ago

    The official answer from Virgin Chat was

    "I had a quick look on your account and I could say that once the upgrade is done to Tv360, the UHD will work without any interruptions"

  • roy247's avatar
    roy247
    Superstar
    8 months ago

    Hi Barkley1,

    The 360 video settings are Automatic (sets the video out to the TV's panel native resolution), 4K, 1080p, 1080i, 720p and 576p.

     

  • newapollo's avatar
    newapollo
    Very Insightful Person
    8 months ago

    The 360 has the following resolution options (listed alongside the onscreen explanations of the resolutions) :-

    Automatic: The recommended setting. Your 360 will automatically select the highest supported picture quality of your TV.

    4K: Use this setting if you have a 4K TV. It'll make sure that 4K content is streamed at the best picture quality.

    1080p: use this setting if you have a Full HD (1080p) TV

    1080i: use this setting if you have an older TV (Full HD) If you're having issues with fast moving pictures (like sports) try 720p

    720p: Use this setting if you have an older TV (Full HD) or if you're having issues with fast moving pictures (Like sports)

    576: Try this if none of the above settings are compatible with your TV.