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dlewis23

join:2005-04-18
Boca Raton, FL

reply to skeechan

Re: Waste of bandwidth without content

4K Can use any BR disk size but if you put it in the way a movie is intended to be put on a BR disk it will only be 1080p no matter what the disk size is.

The only way 4K will ever be on BR is as a data disk. Which you could do even on a DVD if you wanted to.

Playing it off a BR player will become a problem as bit rate goes up.


cypherstream
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join:2004-12-02
Reading, PA
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HEVC (Hi Efficiency Video Codec) will solve the bitrate issue.

»en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Effic···o_Coding


firedrakes

join:2009-01-29
Arcadia, FL

storage size . needs to catch up and big thing with 4k is you need a tv larger then 42 inchs to really notice it



skeechan
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Would a 4K movie be fatter than 128GB? Just using a cheese download calculator if the stream is 51Mbps, 128GB would be 5.5 hours. At 100Mbps, 2 hours 50 minutes. Seems if the newest multilayer bluray discs were the media of choice that it could easily hold a 4K movie.


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