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Old 04-02-2015, 10:20   #2697
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Re: General Sky TV Discussion

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Originally Posted by passingbat View Post
Is this right or are they getting confused with Sky bringing the new 4k Sky box forward?
I'm not sure it wouldn't surprise me though , Roku in the USA are working on a TV with 4K capabilities using HEVC codec so you'd think a box with similar facilities would also be worked on.

Sky could easily introduce a new Now box with higher quality streams using the h.265 HEVC codec which is more efficient than h.264 for both HD and 4K content.

Edit: I suppose the only problem with using HEVC for HD streams would be that Now TV would be incompatible with current devices being that they aren't capable of handling HEVC.
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