1080/24p enable option in native media player

[Transit266]

Just a side question regarding 1080/24p option on native media player. Do I need a TV that support 1080/24p for smooth play back of that video type or Q10pro handle it already? Or the tv can adapt refresh rate itself for proper play back?  I'm plan to buy a new tv for movie purpose. Thank everone

[Nice Monkey]

Just a side question regarding 1080/24p option on native media player. Do I need a TV that support 1080/24p for smooth play back of that video type or Q10pro handle it already? Or the tv can adapt refresh rate itself for proper play back?  I'm plan to buy a new tv for movie purpose. Thank everone

yes, the TV needs to support 24P too. But I doubt there are still TV's made without support for it. Mainly HD-Ready TV's missed it in the past.

[looun]

same TV call "True Cinema"  support of  1080/24p a.k.a  23,976  a.k.a 24/1001 ( the true technical name  )

[Transit266]

Thank you guys. I'm trying to take a tv for best match with Q10 pro. It seems that for a tv larger than 40in, it's already "smart".  But I try to look for a "stupid" or normal LED tv with screen as large as possible (within my budget), since Q10 pro is smart enough for me.

[Nice Monkey]

Thank you guys. I'm trying to take a tv for best match with Q10 pro. It seems that for a tv larger than 40in, it's already "smart".  But I try to look for a "stupid" or normal LED tv with screen as large as possible (within my budget), since Q10 pro is smart enough for me.

Q10 pro really likes a 4K TV to be connected for best PQ. Older 4K models (without UHD feature support) can be had now at bargain prices (similar to a 1080P TV). Good for up scaling 1080P material now but not future proof for coming 4K material (but still better than a 1080P TV will do) .