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Fox is airing the big game in 4K HDR, or you can catch the high-def action on streaming services or the Fox Sports app.It’s the eve of one of the biggest sporting events of the year, with Super Bowl LIV set to kick off Sunday, February 2. The NFC champion San Francisco 49ers will take on their AFC counterparts in the Kansas City Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes, the electrifying young quarterback who has led the Chiefs to the championship game.
This year, there are more ways to watch the game than ever, including a brand new option to see all the action in eye-popping 4K with HDR. As these squads prepare to square off, here’s how to watch the action.
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Amazon’s Fire TV is Named As The Preferred 4K Streaming Device for the Super Bowl
by Jess Barnes on January 29, 2020 at 11:01 am CDT in All News, News36 Comments
The Super Bowl is just days away and millions of people will be tuning in to watch the 49ers and the Chiefs in Miami on February 2nd.
For the first time ever the 2020 Super Bowl will be streamed in 4K through the FOX Sports app. Now, Fox has announced that the Fire TV is their preferred 4K streaming device for the biggest sporting event of the year.
Here’s what Fox says about the Super Bowl being available in 4K Ultra HD.
For the first time ever, FOX Sports is delivering Super Bowl 2020 in 4K Ultra High Definition (UHD) and High Dynamic Range (HDR). On Super Bowl game day, UHD/HDR coverage will begin at 2pm ET with the FOX NFL KICKOFF SHOW and will continue thru the game and post show. You can even watch the Pepsi Super Bowl LIV Halftime Show in UHD and HDR. With more pixels, improved color, and better contrast, get ready for an unprecedented Super Bowl experience.
