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* "video" (not specified which type, using what service nor examples of to be expected quality). | * "video" (not specified which type, using what service nor examples of to be expected quality). | ||
* "photo" (not specified which type, using what service nor examples of to be expected quality). | * "photo" (not specified which type, using what service nor examples of to be expected quality). | ||
=== Supported already by PS3/ PSP/ PSVITA=== | === Supported already by PS3/ PSP/ PSVITA=== | ||
By using the same extended definition of 4K resolution, it s already supported on PSP, PSVITA and PS3 for "photo", {{ | By using the same extended definition of 4K resolution, it s already supported on PSP, PSVITA and PS3 for "photo", [{{ps3wikiurl}}Talk:Eboot.PBP#Description see] being officially described as using "ultra- high resolution (4K) digital data". | ||
*Resolution used such 6400x3600,5760x3240... | *Resolution used such 6400x3600,5760x3240... | ||
Latest revision as of 04:32, 12 July 2021
4K resolution[edit | edit source]
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Generic Info[edit | edit source]
In short, 2160p or 8.3 megapixels (yes, that is the resolution of a pre 2002 era camera)
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultra_high_definition_television
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4K_resolution
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6K_resolution
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/8K_resolution
Not supported by PS4[edit | edit source]
Will not support rendering, upscaling etc for gaming of:
- PS4 games
- PS3 games
- PS2 games
- PS1 games
- PSN games
Supported by PS4[edit | edit source]
- "video" (not specified which type, using what service nor examples of to be expected quality).
- "photo" (not specified which type, using what service nor examples of to be expected quality).
Supported already by PS3/ PSP/ PSVITA[edit | edit source]
By using the same extended definition of 4K resolution, it s already supported on PSP, PSVITA and PS3 for "photo", see being officially described as using "ultra- high resolution (4K) digital data".
- Resolution used such 6400x3600,5760x3240...
External links[edit | edit source]
- Just how useful is 2160p aka 4K? (recommended read, also Why ‘3D’ Will Fail… Again)
- Neumannfilms: Ghost Towns in 8K @ Youtube
