Ultra HD Blu-Ray spec pretty much completed
Hulk
wrote on 5/13/2015, 7:48 PM
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astar
wrote on 5/13/2015, 8:42 PM
Not surprising. The people in the sticks are still struggling to stream HD in most cases. I can imagine that with h265, they can pretty much just update the codec, and store using existing tech and manufacturing.
videoITguy
wrote on 5/13/2015, 9:31 PM
This spec has been anticipated for quite sometime. It has implications of such far-reaching consequence however, that how it will all play out over time remains to be seen.
1) Having a source camera to shoot 10bit color in 2020 gamut? Can this be possible on the horizon?
2) Producing a display chain of new hardware/firmware to play optical disc media thru a pipeline to a widescreen display? None of this equipment currently exists.
3) Will independent one-man production firms be able to create with an appropriate source and workflow for a burned disc with a new authorware for this format? Maybe a production chain for Hollywood level only?
1) Having a source camera to shoot 10bit color in 2020 gamut? Can this be possible on the horizon?
2) Producing a display chain of new hardware/firmware to play optical disc media thru a pipeline to a widescreen display? None of this equipment currently exists.
3) Will independent one-man production firms be able to create with an appropriate source and workflow for a burned disc with a new authorware for this format? Maybe a production chain for Hollywood level only?