Thread: 4K UHD on Virgin Media
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Old 17-06-2018, 14:09   #643
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Re: UHD on Virgin Media

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Originally Posted by DVD Cinema View Post
Live 4K HDR broadcasting has only just been proven by the BBC with the test filming in 4K HDR of the Royal Wedding. There were issues with backwards compatibilty from 4K to SD. Read the BBC article on the Royal Wedding.

Now the BBC have lead the way, there should be more 4K broadcasts.

BT/Sky are already doing 4K in part and now Eurosport and the BBC.

I’m sure Discovery etc are not far behind with a Red button service.

We already have 4K movies and HDR tv from Netflix, Amazon and Rakuten.
I'd imagine if Discovery make UHD content available it will be via On Demand. The type of content they make available doesn't have to be shown live.
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