Posted On: 03/18/2016 12:47:24 AM
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Re: Krisandtilly #54768
We know from our own CES videos that Roger Goodell, the commissioner of NFL wants to get the NFL on 4K.
While Samsung say they’re making “every effort” to ensure that its customers can access sport in 4K from around the world, they didn’t elaborate on just how or when they plan to achieve this.
4k Sports
4k Sports
We highly suspect that Samsung will be looking into using the new HEVC / H.265 codec, which offers twice the compression rates compared to the commonly used H.264 currently in use.
We have also seen Sony investing a lot into 4K content with talks of a 4K media server, and of course their 4K loaned media server which comes with their 84-inch 4K HDTV.
4K is clearly the future, it’s now just a matter of time to when it will arrive to the mainstream. From both the consumer’s and manufacturer’s point of view, sooner is clearly better!
While Samsung say they’re making “every effort” to ensure that its customers can access sport in 4K from around the world, they didn’t elaborate on just how or when they plan to achieve this.
4k Sports
4k Sports
We highly suspect that Samsung will be looking into using the new HEVC / H.265 codec, which offers twice the compression rates compared to the commonly used H.264 currently in use.
We have also seen Sony investing a lot into 4K content with talks of a 4K media server, and of course their 4K loaned media server which comes with their 84-inch 4K HDTV.
4K is clearly the future, it’s now just a matter of time to when it will arrive to the mainstream. From both the consumer’s and manufacturer’s point of view, sooner is clearly better!
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