Posted On: 04/21/2015 12:33:35 PM
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Content where is 4k content? On UltraFlix everyone is looking for it
1. There's Not Much Content.(NOT ANY MORE)
Netflix launched its latest binge-worthy series, Daredevil, last Friday, in 4K. It was shot to take advantage of not only 4K but OLED's superior ability to display dark shadow detail so precisely. Netflix, along with other streaming services such as Amazon, YouTube and M-Go, are offering 4K content. (ALL THE LOOSERS)
Check out all available 4K content in this comprehensive guide by my buddy David Katzmaier on CNET. As you'll see, there's not a whole lot of 4K content out there yet.(DIDN'T Check his Sources)
But don't expect to see 4K content broadcast -- ever. Which means no 4K sports broadcasts, for instance.(ULTRAFLIX ABOUT TO CHANGE THAT!!!)
The biggest cache of 4K content will be coming later this year ( NOT ACCORDING TO SONY AND ULTRAFLIX)and early next year when the first 4K UHD Blu-ray players appear from Panasonic, Samsung, LG, et al. All new programs and movies are being shot in 4K, and Hollywood studios will likely re-master their catalogs in 4K so they can sell you new 4K copies of movies you've already bought three or four times in the last 20 years.
Yes, all UHDs offer upscaling -- blowing up HTDV to 4K. But results vary wildly from one UHD to another.
Bottom line: there'll be a lot more 4K content to stream and buy on Blu-ray in about a year from now.( THIS IS TRUE)
Makes you wonder Why Cnet refuses to even mention UltraFlix when all other reports does!!!
1. There's Not Much Content.(NOT ANY MORE)
Netflix launched its latest binge-worthy series, Daredevil, last Friday, in 4K. It was shot to take advantage of not only 4K but OLED's superior ability to display dark shadow detail so precisely. Netflix, along with other streaming services such as Amazon, YouTube and M-Go, are offering 4K content. (ALL THE LOOSERS)
Check out all available 4K content in this comprehensive guide by my buddy David Katzmaier on CNET. As you'll see, there's not a whole lot of 4K content out there yet.(DIDN'T Check his Sources)
But don't expect to see 4K content broadcast -- ever. Which means no 4K sports broadcasts, for instance.(ULTRAFLIX ABOUT TO CHANGE THAT!!!)
The biggest cache of 4K content will be coming later this year ( NOT ACCORDING TO SONY AND ULTRAFLIX)and early next year when the first 4K UHD Blu-ray players appear from Panasonic, Samsung, LG, et al. All new programs and movies are being shot in 4K, and Hollywood studios will likely re-master their catalogs in 4K so they can sell you new 4K copies of movies you've already bought three or four times in the last 20 years.
Yes, all UHDs offer upscaling -- blowing up HTDV to 4K. But results vary wildly from one UHD to another.
Bottom line: there'll be a lot more 4K content to stream and buy on Blu-ray in about a year from now.( THIS IS TRUE)
Makes you wonder Why Cnet refuses to even mention UltraFlix when all other reports does!!!
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