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What's up guys? It's Chris Majestic here, with Majestechs. There seems to be a lot of confusion surrounding 4K, HDR, and HDMI, so I want to do a really quick video today explaining everything. So stay tuned. You're probably already familiar with 4K. You're probably even watching this video in 4K. But for those of you that don't know, 4K is basically 4 times the resolution of full HD or 1080p. HDR, or high dynamic range, allows your TV to display a wider range of colors. If your 4K TV is a smart TV, then it is best to use the built in apps on the TV, such as YouTube and Netflix, right there on your TV, so you won't have any compatibility issues. But if you want to connect something like a Blu-ray player, or an external media player like a Roku or a Fire TV, or something like that, that's when things can get pretty tricky. When you want to play 4K HDR content from an external source, ther