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[andreamusso.am]

Hello guys,
sorry for my english, but I am writing with google translater.

I purchased a 4K TV, I would like to know if the BD that I have hard disck can be sent to the tv already upscaled by JRiver.

In Tools / Options / Structure and Visualization, I was able to set the resolution of the TV (3840 x 2160 x 32 x 30, I have not a DisplayPort cable), but in Tools / Options / Video Options screen appears to me as resolution maximum of classical FullHD (1920 x 1080 - 32bit- 24 Hz (for the film, of course).

I would like to know if in fact you can choose the resolution and the exact lilt of the movie that you want to "send" to the TV.

Thank you all in advance and good day.

[6233638]

Is 3840x2160 @ 24Hz available in Windows?

[andreamusso.am]

Thank you very much for your reply, but I did not really understand at the end there is a question mark, and in fact I needed more than just resolution 24 @

I apologize, but with the translators is a little hard to understand your kind answers.

Thanks again ............

[mwillems]

If you open up "Display Options" in the windows control panel, what resolutions are available?

[andreamusso.am]

If the question is, my card gets to that resolution?

The answer is yes (Sapphire r9 270x dual OC), in fact for the desktop I managed very well, I can not set the resolution at a rate of 24 @.

The Video tab is connected to the TV in HDMI1.4, then with a maximum resolution of 3840 x 2160 x 30p, so there are all the hardware components for the 24 @, but I can not put it in JRiver, I get maximum resolution 1920 x x1080 x 32bit x 60 @ ?

[andreamusso.am]

The maximum resolution from the control panel of windows is: 4096 x 2160 resolution recommended (TV's native) 3840 x 2160.