Xbox once again confirms there will be 4K gaming this gen on Xbox One (and no RROD)

[PS5 Pro]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2K_resolution

" In television, the top-end 1080phigh-definition television format qualifies as 2K resolution, having a horizontal resolution of 1920 pixels, with a vertical resolution of 1080 pixels."




"So, in theory, the Xbox One could support 2K or perhaps even 4K gaming – if there’s content for it at those resolutions."
IN THEORY, my PC can play games in 4k resolution with this 7870. IN PRACTICE, only possible for the most basic of games. So yall can have ya shytty graphics at 2160p
Matter of fact, ill take a 3 month ban from here (my most visited site at work every day) if there is ever a game released at 4k natively on xbox.

1.) that quote was back in may when they wasn't discussing games like that
Since then, they have repeated it from Yusif to Major Nelson to others. Never once said NO 4K like sony has said all along. Why do you keep saying they can't do it? Did you work on the XB1? Are you a microsoft engineer? IF sony said PS4 could do 4K you wouldn't question it, nor would you be in a position TO QUESTION IT. But somehow, you wanna act like your smarter than Xbox engineers who say it can
So I'll ask you again, where did you learn that XB1 can't do 4K gaming? If you dodge this question again, I wont ask you again. Because you have already answered this question with every deflect. Your talking out your ass bruh

As for a bet, nah. Because 4K games probably won't hit til 2015 when 4KTV's are actually in peoples homes like that
And who is gonna remember this exact whimper of yours in 2013?
So prove it can't, show something that backs up your position. If its "just because" then there is nothing left to see here.
Fanboys

 

[satam55]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2K_resolution

" In television, the top-end 1080phigh-definition television format qualifies as 2K resolution, having a horizontal resolution of 1920 pixels, with a vertical resolution of 1080 pixels."

I don't care what Wikipedia says. My point still stands.

 

[PS5 Pro]

I don't care what Wikipedia says. My point still stands.

Daaaaamn, Satam said @el_oh_el is an ol fake ass wikipedia quotin biiiiiiiiiiiiiiitch

 

[el_oh_el]

I don't care what Wikipedia says. My point still stands.

2k for movies is different than 2k for television broadcast. Different aspect ratios. There are multiple aspect ratios for multiple resolutions. I won't argue with you though.

This clown though

Daaaaamn, Satam said @el_oh_el is an ol fake ass wikipedia quotin biiiiiiiiiiiiiiitch

 

[Bboystyle]

No RROD? damn it! i was hoping i could eat off repairing those like i did/still do with the 360. So many satisfied customers and so much extra monies were made thx to the RROD!

Thats my struggle system

 

[PS5 Pro]

2k for movies is different than 2k for television broadcast. Different aspect ratios. There are multiple aspect ratios for multiple resolutions. I won't argue with you though.

This clown though

How could you argue with him when you sound dumb as shyt, and he's a dumbass nikka
Movies aren't even made in 2K dummy, they make them in 4K and 5K, and have always wanted that to be the medium over 1080p
You can google that shyt anyday bruh, get on my level

 

[el_oh_el]

How could you argue with him when you sound dumb as shyt, and he's a dumbass nikka
Movies aren't even made in 2K dummy, they make them in 4K and 5K, and have always wanted that to be the medium over 1080p
You can google that shyt anyday bruh, get on my level

U just proved you a dumbass Xbox Stan that talks loud but truly has no credibility
Movies ARE made in 2k..most movies in fact do not have 4k cameras..go google that and stop quoting me with nonsense. I feel stupid just conversing with you real talk

 

[PS5 Pro]

U just proved you a dumbass Xbox Stan that talks loud but truly has no credibility
Movies ARE made in 2k..most movies in fact do not have 4k cameras..go google that and stop quoting me with nonsense. I feel stupid just conversing with you real talk

nikka, you are stupid. Stop even trying to sound smart because you have consistently been a dumbass in this thread. CONSISTENTLY
http://library.creativecow.net/galt_john/John_Galt_2K_4K_Truth_About_Pixels/1

What do you think IMAX is genius

While non is identical because the real numbers make it more or less. But yeah bruh, where have you been getting all your false info from

Like, show me. I'll go "I stand corrected" and keep it moving. You? You just look dumb as fukk and you seem comfortable being that. So I'll leave you to your stupidity...

 

[rapbeats]

Then why is Ryse 900p?


There's the limitation of bandwidth. 4k is too big to stream on most ISPs which have caps.

YALL are looking at this all wrong.

the cloud can do simple computing tasks. the guy said tiling is used when the gamer gets closer and closer to objects. so as to make sure the objects dont look blurry(degraded graphics)but they actually can look better the closer you get(finer detail). this can be put to use in 4k with the cloud. because the cloud can use its power to do the tile work. while the console does everything else. so with this its possible to produce a game in 4K on the xbox1.

 

[rapbeats]

U just proved you a dumbass Xbox Stan that talks loud but truly has no credibility
Movies ARE made in 2k..most movies in fact do not have 4k cameras..go google that and stop quoting me with nonsense. I feel stupid just conversing with you real talk

slow down

http://www.techradar.com/us/news/ho...erything-you-need-to-know-about-4k-tv-1048954

Do I need an Ultra HD TV?

High definition comes in two flavours: 720p (HD ready) and 1080p (Full HD), both of which offer more picture information than the standard definition formats. The more pixels that make up an image, the more detail you see - and the smoother the appearance of curved and diagonal lines. Ultra HD just takes that on to the next level.

A high pixel count also enables images to go larger before they break up, which suits the trend to bigger TVs. Ultra HD is already making big inroads into the world of digital cinema; almost all major Hollywood movies and TV shows are filmed in 4K - or even 5K.

Of course, perceived picture resolution is as much about viewing distance as resolution. What's the real difference between 720p and 1080p? The answer is about two metres. Increase the pixel density and you can sit closer without the pixel grid becoming obvious; a 2160p image - or Ultra HD - enables you to sit 1.6m from the screen.

Some engineers dispute that you can see a difference between 2K and 4K on any screen less than 100-inches; go larger and the subtle nuances that make up a 4K picture certainly become easier to appreciate

^^thats not enough for you.
http://www.trustedreviews.com/opinions/4k-tv-10-reasons-why-you-should-care

^^very good read on this new tech..well not really new. just new to us consumers at home.

here's more

Reason #2: 4K Ultra HD is not just a fad
The story of 4K Ultra HD resolution starts – as do so many other great stories – at the movies. And it starts much longer ago then you might expect.

Way back in 2002, the big film studios got together to form the Digital Cinema Initiative (DCI). Its focus was to get cinemas to convert from their old analogue film systems with their costly and easily damaged reels to digital ones that played more easily distributed and endlessly pristine digital image files.

Part of the DCI’s work involved creating a set of standards that cinemas should meet in converting to digital, dangling the carrot of financial help (or the lack of it) to entice cinemas to join up. Within these standards was the stipulation that the projectors installed must deliver a 2K or 4k (4,096 x 2,160) resolution.

Sony, the only member of the DCI with feet in both the hardware and filmmaking camps, immediately focussed on producing 4K Ultra HD projectors, with the first 4K Ultra HD projector being installed in a cinema in 2006.

So effective has the DCI initiative been since then that, at the time of writing, there are more than 20,000 4K projectors globally, with 40% of all US commercial screens now using 4K Ultra HD digital projectors.

This is an impressive growth rate for 4K Ultra HD by any measure, and it’s actually increasing all the time. So as well as having a history of more than 10 years, 4K Ultra HD as a format is very much here to stay in the cinema world.
Reason #3: 4K film and TV is already common and it's growing
With the number of 4K-capable cinemas already high and growing fast, more and more new films are either being converted into 4K Ultra HD digital masters from 35mm celluloid, or filmed directly in the 4K digital format using a new generation of 4K-capable digital cameras, including the $120,000 Sony F65 pictured.

Sony's F65 4K camera costs $120k and it's easy to see why

So, when people say there are no 4K Ultra HD sources, that couldn’t be further from the truth. There are loads of them. What’s missing is a mean means of distributing those 4K Ultra HD sources – something we’ll come back to later.

It’s not just films that are getting the 4K-treatment, either. More and more TV shows are now shot in 4K. This might seem strange given the current, though soon to change, dearth of 4K-resolution TVs and projectors, but as well as making it possible for 4K-produced TV shows to deliver slightly better picture quality than 2K productions even on 2K TVs, shooting in 4K now future proofs TV shows for the next generation of TV technology. Shooting and post-producing in 4K lets TV show makers to ask for more money during syndication negotiations.

At the time of writing 14 TV series (including America’s No. 1 quiz show, Jeopardy!) shoot in 4K. This number is only going to grow, not least because Sony Pictures now insists that any new TV series shot on its Culver City lot uses the 4K format.

 

[el_oh_el]

nikka, you are stupid. Stop even trying to sound smart because you have consistently been a dumbass in this thread. CONSISTENTLY
http://library.creativecow.net/galt_john/John_Galt_2K_4K_Truth_About_Pixels/1

What do you think IMAX is genius

While non is identical because the real numbers make it more or less. But yeah bruh, where have you been getting all your false info from

Like, show me. I'll go "I stand corrected" and keep it moving. You? You just look dumb as fukk and you seem comfortable being that. So I'll leave you to your stupidity...

You GOTTA be the dumbest poster on here..
5k resolution? Barely anybody at all using that, overkill
2k is the standard finishing format for movies
"
The reason for this confusion lies mainly in the primary purpose of 2K resolutions. To date, 2K has primarily been used for projection within movie theaters, which require a slightly different aspect ratio from consumer HDTVs and computer monitors."
Yo ass is too stupid to realize I'm MUCH MUCH smarter than you. You get all your knowledge from delusions and forums

Don't reply to me until u get some brains nikka

 

[el_oh_el]

slow down

http://www.techradar.com/us/news/ho...erything-you-need-to-know-about-4k-tv-1048954





^^thats not enough for you.
http://www.trustedreviews.com/opinions/4k-tv-10-reasons-why-you-should-care

^^very good read on this new tech..well not really new. just new to us consumers at home.

here's more

I stand corrected on the recording in 4k part, but not the finished product (that goes to movies)

 

[2 Up 2 Down]

Yeah 4k is becoming more common place now but it's not like el_oh_el is completely wrong, though. Some films, mostly indie projects, are still likely to be 2k because of budgets.

 

[rapbeats]

Yeah 4k is becoming more common place now but it's not like el_oh_el is completely wrong, though. Some films, mostly indie projects, are still likely to be 2k because of budgets.

how many people are watching indie films? a lot. but not any where close to those watching big budget films. and the majority is what moves us forward in the tech world.

 

[PS5 Pro]

Yooooooooo @Smooth3d @Teal. @MeachTheMonster @2up2down @satam55

I want you guys to peep this, tell me if its not hilarious to 3cepts and xbots alike.
Dis nikka El Oh Dumbass
I tell him the same thing as the next man, but watch his reaction. When I skool him its...

You GOTTA be the dumbest poster on here..
5k resolution? Barely anybody at all using that, overkill
2k is the standard finishing format for movies
"
The reason for this confusion lies mainly in the primary purpose of 2K resolutions. To date, 2K has primarily been used for projection within movie theaters, which require a slightly different aspect ratio from consumer HDTVs and computer monitors."
Yo ass is too stupid to realize I'm MUCH MUCH smarter than you. You get all your knowledge from delusions and forums

Don't reply to me until u get some brains nikka

So then rapbeats post a link I posted previously and a new link, both saying this

A high pixel count also enables images to go larger before they break up, which suits the trend to bigger TVs. Ultra HD is already making big inroads into the world of digital cinema; almost all major Hollywood movies and TV shows are filmed in 4K - or even 5K.

Now here's the priceless part

I stand corrected on the recording in 4k part, but not the finished product (that goes to movies)

What happened to "I gotta be the dumbest nikka who post on here
And this dude still then tries to put his "spin" on it whimpering "but not the finished part "

Look dumbest nikka around. You really need to save some face. So I'll give you an out.
All you gotta do is provide some kind of link backing up your claim about "finished product that goes to movies"

If you don't do that, I will make sure to direct you and others to this thread as a reference on how NOT to act

:uFURIOUS: (and dumb)