

Sadly, the competition (Fire TV, Chromecast, Roku) also inexplicably fail to provide this. No self-respecting movie enthusiast or videophile would never watch movies on this crap. Obviously not the fault of Plex, but this is such a joke that Apple yet again failed to provide away to watch movies at their native frame rate of 24 fps on this “premium” set top box. Who doesn’t love watching movies with artificially inserted frames? Am I right!? Pfff. Yay! another way to watch movies NOT at their native frame rate.

At least I can make a full use of my 4k investment that I’ve paid for. I’m extremely hesitant to get any non-Apple alternative (everything in my home is apple), but I’m seriously considering to get a roku instead. But I’ve decided not to get it specifically because of its lack of 4K. Because lets face it, smart TV’s navigations are woeful, and this new Apple TV would finally let me throw away my TV remote forever.

I always buy almost every Apple TV from the very beginning, and I was ecstatic about this new one: it’s the first Apple TV that will actually be useful other than just to AirPlay. Will I choose 1080k over 4k? Oh why would I? Can I notice the difference, oh hell yea absolutely (mine is a 65″ from 2.5 meters away). And now that I’ve paid for it, why would I choose 1080p if the content has a 4k option available? I didn’t specifically set out to buy a 4K TV, but you can hardly find non-4K TV in the market these days. Hendry Luk - 7 years What? Why? I do give a shit.
