If you want to watch those - or any of the thousands of other programmes or films - this is all that you need to know, including how to get it on your TV.
Many TVs are also able to playback 4K HDR content too, with some supporting Dolby Atmos. You can find compatible models here.
- Apple TV Roku devices Chromecast with Google TV Nvidia Shield Cable/satellite boxes Many Blu-ray players
4K Ultra HD and HDR support is available through the latest Fire TV devices, along with Dolby Atmos sound. It requires a HDMI 2.0 port with HDCP 2.2 copy protection enabled on your TV to work.
On all devices, you just need to navigate using a gamepad or optional dedicated remote control. There is no support on Nintendo Switch.
Video played on a computer can be viewed in either SD or HD, but will only have stereo sound.
Just head to the content you want to download on a mobile device and hit the download button.
These are the minimum broadband speeds that are recommended for different resolutions:
- 900Kbps - recommended for SD quality. 3.5Mbps - recommended for HD quality. 15Mbps - recommended for 4K Ultra HD quality.
In most cases, bar mobile platforms, audio is offered in 5.1 surround sound and in some cases with Dolby Atmos.
