Posted On: 12/17/2016 4:52:33 PM
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UltraFlix, free to $10 per title
Parent company Nanotech says it wants UltraFlix to be the "Netflix of 4K," because it's focusing almost exclusively on 4K content. According to the company, it offers more than 600 hours of 4K UHD content, including movies, TV shows, IMAX releases, concert videos, documentaries, and other special event videos. The company has a deal with Paramount Pictures to bring hundreds of movies from that studio—some remastered for 4K—into the service. Rentals cost anywhere from $1 to $10, with a 48-hour viewing window. The company also claims UltraFlix offers about 100 hours of free content.
UltraFlix, free to $10 per title
Parent company Nanotech says it wants UltraFlix to be the "Netflix of 4K," because it's focusing almost exclusively on 4K content. According to the company, it offers more than 600 hours of 4K UHD content, including movies, TV shows, IMAX releases, concert videos, documentaries, and other special event videos. The company has a deal with Paramount Pictures to bring hundreds of movies from that studio—some remastered for 4K—into the service. Rentals cost anywhere from $1 to $10, with a 48-hour viewing window. The company also claims UltraFlix offers about 100 hours of free content.
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