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Sorry. Disagree again. I have a Verizon 1000 megabit connection. The iTunes 4K streams with Dolby Atmos for instance that I’ve compared to its UHD counterpart on my LG OLED and my Yamaha Atmos receiver look and sound virtually identical. Don’t know what to tell you. But I still prefer the...

I’m not joking. To my eyes they are virtually identical. Even on my puny 65” OLED screen (that’s what this (:P) was for).

I can easily see the differences. And I’m not talking about just the Bond films. Every 4K iTunes stream looks better than its Blu Ray counterpart and equal (or very very close to) to its UHD counterpart to me (on my tiny 65” inferior OLED screen:lol:).

True. But they have been adding more audio options. On 2001 the original 1968 mix is available (however it’s ridiculously out of sync).

I disagree. I can see a difference. Any resolution advantage is worthwhile and the audio sounds the same on my Atmos set up.

And viewing the Bond films thru iTunes in 4K, they are visually superior to all the Blu rays viewing them on my 65” LG OLED.

True. But they have hundreds of films available in 4K that are not, and probably never will be, on disc.