I read here "still in beta testing", "no one knows
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Posted On: 01/20/2015 4:29:53 AM
Re: PowerPuncher #8744
I read here "still in beta testing", "no one knows about Ultraflix or 4K", "testing hasn't even been completed on all brands", "i don't see the logic in appeasing people when it makes no sense ".
Pretty negative.
But that's coming from someone who knows NTEK/Ultraflix pretty well as an investor . And I partially agree with you, since I (we) also know more than the average person thanks to IHO and DD. I have patience, but it's getting lesser every week, after another no show of promised new content.
But what about folks that purchased a 4K set recently and start looking for 4K content. These are the subscribers that will generate income for Ultraflix, nobody else will. They don't care who Blake Brown is and if he's working 7 days a week for Ultraflix, and that Ultraflix is still beta testing. I imagine all they want is to watch in 4K.
What about people who think about buying a 4K set and have found the Ultraflix website as a first step, and find info elsewhere (from CES f.e.; " adding content every week ...." as spoken out by D.Foley during an interview), but see that nothing moves on the site ?
I am OK that it goes slowly and that they need more testing, but they talk otherwise in public.
As Atlas wrote, is it so difficult to keep the site of the "the world's largest library of 4K VOD" up to date and synchronised with the content on the app ? The website needs to be accurate and complete. There isn't even a link to the Ultraflix app.
As for the TV brands, with Vizio, Samsung and Sony already with Ultraflix, I think we cover about 90% (wild guess) of all sold 4K TV so far, so I belive it makes much sence in appeasing people, and to have a website ready to do so.
"no one knows about Ultraflix or 4K": I'm pretty sure many people know, or will get to now 4K pretty soon:
Ultraflix better be ready.
I've also learned that even great names don't guarantee that a pink sheet company succeeds in what it wants to be/become.
Hopefully this post won't get deleted for being slightly critical.
Pretty negative.
But that's coming from someone who knows NTEK/Ultraflix pretty well as an investor . And I partially agree with you, since I (we) also know more than the average person thanks to IHO and DD. I have patience, but it's getting lesser every week, after another no show of promised new content.
But what about folks that purchased a 4K set recently and start looking for 4K content. These are the subscribers that will generate income for Ultraflix, nobody else will. They don't care who Blake Brown is and if he's working 7 days a week for Ultraflix, and that Ultraflix is still beta testing. I imagine all they want is to watch in 4K.
What about people who think about buying a 4K set and have found the Ultraflix website as a first step, and find info elsewhere (from CES f.e.; " adding content every week ...." as spoken out by D.Foley during an interview), but see that nothing moves on the site ?
I am OK that it goes slowly and that they need more testing, but they talk otherwise in public.
As Atlas wrote, is it so difficult to keep the site of the "the world's largest library of 4K VOD" up to date and synchronised with the content on the app ? The website needs to be accurate and complete. There isn't even a link to the Ultraflix app.
As for the TV brands, with Vizio, Samsung and Sony already with Ultraflix, I think we cover about 90% (wild guess) of all sold 4K TV so far, so I belive it makes much sence in appeasing people, and to have a website ready to do so.
"no one knows about Ultraflix or 4K": I'm pretty sure many people know, or will get to now 4K pretty soon:
Quote:https://www.facebook.com/notes/nanotech-enter...0034712183
4K goes mainstream ... seriously this time
Ultraflix better be ready.
I've also learned that even great names don't guarantee that a pink sheet company succeeds in what it wants to be/become.
Hopefully this post won't get deleted for being slightly critical.
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