![]() ![]() ![]() The situation gets more complicated as you connect external streaming players to your TV, because now each link in the chain must support 4K and HDR as well. Just use your smart TV’s built-in software to play some 4K content, and it should work provided you have a fast enough broadband connection. If all you have is a 4K HDR-compatible smart TV with nothing else hooked up to it, you’re in great shape, at least on the video side. ![]() Here’s a checklist for making sure you’re getting your money’s worth: Step 1: Check your connections Obtaining the best picture and sound quality requires connecting your hardware in specific ways, using specific streaming services, and watching specific content. Still, buying a fancy 4K HDR TV and Atmos soundbar (or even a full-blown home-theater audio system) doesn’t guarantee that you’ll be watching TV in those formats. ![]()
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