Posted On: 03/31/2016 9:08:40 PM
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I posted this a while back and kept up with T Mobile John Legre mentioned in the interview day or so ago that "He was Using "The Secret Sauce" his exact words!! and see voila
Posted On: 11/02/2015 10:58:47 AM
Posted By: Krisandtilly
SAKL
T-Mobile is going to offer Video streaming services but who they want
from this UltraFlix fits..4K at under 4Mbps!
The information released to date doesn’t give an exact date for when the HDR streams might start, and nor does it give any indication of which titles in the UltraFlix library may be getting the HDR treatment.
But it’s a significant announcement nonetheless - especially when you consider that one of UltraFlix’s USPs is its ability to deliver 4K video streams over broadband bandwidths as low as 4Mbps (Netflix and Amazon, by comparison, both recommend a whopping 25Mbps for their 4K streams).
We Know it's not HBO from this statement ....
services such as HBO Go have suffered notable crashes during high-profile events.
"They would only roll something out if they have the capacity to do so well ," Kagan added. "If they roll this out, and if it is a good-quality product, this will help T-Mobile grow."
http://www.technewsworld.com/story/82684.html
Posted On: 11/02/2015 10:58:47 AM
Posted By: Krisandtilly
SAKL
T-Mobile is going to offer Video streaming services but who they want
from this UltraFlix fits..4K at under 4Mbps!
The information released to date doesn’t give an exact date for when the HDR streams might start, and nor does it give any indication of which titles in the UltraFlix library may be getting the HDR treatment.
But it’s a significant announcement nonetheless - especially when you consider that one of UltraFlix’s USPs is its ability to deliver 4K video streams over broadband bandwidths as low as 4Mbps (Netflix and Amazon, by comparison, both recommend a whopping 25Mbps for their 4K streams).
We Know it's not HBO from this statement ....
services such as HBO Go have suffered notable crashes during high-profile events.
"They would only roll something out if they have the capacity to do so well ," Kagan added. "If they roll this out, and if it is a good-quality product, this will help T-Mobile grow."
http://www.technewsworld.com/story/82684.html
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