can support higher-bandwidth services for 3DTV, de
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Posted On: 10/02/2015 10:08:21 AM
Re: Krisandtilly #33905
can support higher-bandwidth services for 3DTV, desktop virtualization, remote storage and wireless backhaul without a major change to the network.
http://www.rethinkresearch.biz/articles/ultra...rizon-cdn/
UltraFlix has a very big potential ma rket and it’s one that is growing. It said it expects that its app will be on more than 95% of all 4K TVs and set tops this year and that IHS forecasts that in the States more than 15 million 4K TVs will be sold in 2015 and more than 40 million in 2016.
Verizon Digital Media will prepare, deliver and play UltraFlix’s content , which it said is “the world’s largest library of 4K content on-demand.”
HDR “brings images to life
Notice WHERE THE GOLDEN GOOSE COMES TO BEAR
Depending on the speed available at any given moment, the receiving device (smartphone,)
automatically selects from the various alternatives the next segment to download and play. It always selects the segment with the highest bitrate that it can download in time for the beginning of playback without stalls or re-buffering.
One of NanoTech’s claims is that it can stream 4K content at a miserly 4 Mbps (This will not eat up your data plan so that why we win with Verizon...
http://www.rethinkresearch.biz/articles/ultra...rizon-cdn/
UltraFlix has a very big potential ma rket and it’s one that is growing. It said it expects that its app will be on more than 95% of all 4K TVs and set tops this year and that IHS forecasts that in the States more than 15 million 4K TVs will be sold in 2015 and more than 40 million in 2016.
Verizon Digital Media will prepare, deliver and play UltraFlix’s content , which it said is “the world’s largest library of 4K content on-demand.”
HDR “brings images to life
Notice WHERE THE GOLDEN GOOSE COMES TO BEAR
Depending on the speed available at any given moment, the receiving device (smartphone,)
automatically selects from the various alternatives the next segment to download and play. It always selects the segment with the highest bitrate that it can download in time for the beginning of playback without stalls or re-buffering.
One of NanoTech’s claims is that it can stream 4K content at a miserly 4 Mbps (This will not eat up your data plan so that why we win with Verizon...
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