true. also, if each company ( paramount/alchemy/wb

true. also, if each company ( paramount/alchemy/wb/disney/et.al) uses different files/formats. ntek programming has to cater to various hardware ( 4k tv brands. and each tv-type within their product-line. often means different hardware/"guts" to deliver their service. then it makes tons of sense to see what's going on (with a few films, to start, from each)

its like they have signed deals. are getting titles up from each (they have licensing-rights to ). then testing across all the 4k-tv brands. also within the brand ( since most manufacturers have multiple product-lines. some with very different "insides" )

i'd add. in speaking w/ ntek (in the past ). that they try to automate everything (what i was told by management. programmer(s) )

often developing the tools (software. coding. programming ) to do the physical automation ( for ex, encoding. for x brand tv. model x. using ".mov" file/extension ), while working on the programming

all that is one model. of one brand. using one file/format-type. streaming to one destination (don't know if a smartv is diff from a tablet, or mobile, roku or nuvola ), et. al

i understood this. the idea is to be able to push a button. let the software/ system do all (or as much of ) the work blake, carl and phil did the first go-around. when they were uploading say, a 4k disney master that is licensed to roku

i point this out because it seems to fit with what we are seeing. ntek has announced signed deals. we've seen titles from each library. but not the whole library for anyone. yet

it's exciting. to witness their progress (and be a shareholder )