ESPN app recently got big upgrade on Apple TV 4K and iPhone
Fall is a big season for sports fans, and ESPN recently launched a big upgrade for users of its tvOS and iOS apps: 4K HDR streaming. more…
ESPN has recently launched an extensive upgrade for its tvOS and iOS apps, offering users 4K HDR streaming. This upgrade allows the streaming service to provide top-notch programming in 4K HDR quality, including live games from major sports leagues such as the NFL, NBA, and NHL. Starting this week, ESPN and ESPN2 will be available in 4K HDR in the U.S., enhancing picture quality for fans during an intense period of high-stakes live sports.
This upgrade includes all ESPN productions of Monday Night Football, NBA and NHL games, as well as select live events from college football, US Open tennis, and marquee events like Super Bowl LXI.
ESPN's app on iOS and tvOS will be the first to support this new experience, with more connected TV platforms and Disney+ on ESPN Unlimited subscribers to follow. When users browse the ESPN app, they will notice a new '4K HDR' tag for content that supports the enhanced video stream. For those with a robust internet connection, the 4K HDR feature promises a more vibrant, crisp, and premium image for favorite sports content.
Fans who are considering purchasing an Apple TV 4K for the first time might want to wait a bit longer. Rumors suggest that the wait for a new Apple TV model is almost over. Have you noticed a difference in ESPN's 4K HDR content since its launch? Share your thoughts in the comments section below. For more Apple news, be sure to check out 9to5Mac on YouTube.
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