Discussion
garyhun said:
Am I right in thinking that there is no 'standard' for 4k transmission yet, so some 4k TVs would not be compatible with some 4k programs?
I could have dreamt that!
I've heard similar things, however the Samsung come with their "future ready" boxes which supposedly will deal with that for a few hundred quid.I could have dreamt that!
Muncher said:
I thought some broadcasters might be skipping 4k entirely and they were already concentrating on 8k?
The problem with 8K (and of course 4K) as has already been pointed out is that the amount of data is far too large. I'd never seriously be able to stream 4K unless you could 'download' the program in advance and then watch it.T1berious said:
I'll just put this here....
http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/4k-3d-201501273992....
They agreed the UHD "standard" just after CES I think, so the big news was the colour gamut and bit rate.
and this
http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/sky-bt-201502034004...
General gist is that you'll see rollout's by Q3 of Sky and BT's 4K platforms.
However....
Considering the compression needed to get HD I dread to think what they'll need for 4K, talk is of UHD Blu Ray supporting 3 layer 100Gb Disks!
I'm waiting till the 2015 UHD Models hit as they "may" support the BT 2020 standard.
Thank you. That's helpful...for a tv salesman!!http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/4k-3d-201501273992....
They agreed the UHD "standard" just after CES I think, so the big news was the colour gamut and bit rate.
and this
http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/sky-bt-201502034004...
General gist is that you'll see rollout's by Q3 of Sky and BT's 4K platforms.
However....
Considering the compression needed to get HD I dread to think what they'll need for 4K, talk is of UHD Blu Ray supporting 3 layer 100Gb Disks!
I'm waiting till the 2015 UHD Models hit as they "may" support the BT 2020 standard.
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