Posted On: 04/19/2015 10:03:15 AM
Post# of 2009
Don't know about that new UF engine that allows 4K streaming at 4 mbit/s.
I won't argue that this is possible, but streaming a movie that ideally needs 6 times that speed...
According to this article, 4mbit/s is the minimum speed to stream Netflix in HD.
http://hometheater.about.com/od/internethomet...x-Vudu.htm
If the resolution remains @ 4K, something's got to give.
And that can only be picture quality. Remains to be seen how much is lost, and if NTEK really can do magic. Who knows, (except David).
That would be a major advantage indeed over the competition.
I am looking forward to an independent review on that.
Meanwhile, still no trace of GI Joe, though it is posted as "now streaming on UF" on the UF and NTEK FB pages.
So disappointing to learn something is available, but when you look for it, you can't find it.
Don't doubt it will show soon, but a pitty that these FB pages and UF are still not synchronised.
I won't argue that this is possible, but streaming a movie that ideally needs 6 times that speed...
According to this article, 4mbit/s is the minimum speed to stream Netflix in HD.
http://hometheater.about.com/od/internethomet...x-Vudu.htm
If the resolution remains @ 4K, something's got to give.
And that can only be picture quality. Remains to be seen how much is lost, and if NTEK really can do magic. Who knows, (except David).
That would be a major advantage indeed over the competition.
I am looking forward to an independent review on that.
Meanwhile, still no trace of GI Joe, though it is posted as "now streaming on UF" on the UF and NTEK FB pages.
So disappointing to learn something is available, but when you look for it, you can't find it.
Don't doubt it will show soon, but a pitty that these FB pages and UF are still not synchronised.
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