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http://tinyurl.com/av33w4x LAS VEGAS--One of the big problems with 4K TVs right now, aside from the fact that it's tough to discern any benefit from their extra resolution, is lack of content. Sony, alone among TV or content providers so far, actually aims to tackle that issue around the same time it launches its full line of 4K TVs later this year. This summer the company will set up a dedicated video distribution service to deliver 4K content to the home, complete with a hardware 4K Video Player that can feed the TVs directly. Currently buyers who pony up $25K for the company's 84-inch 4K TV are "loaned" a video player (essentially a big hard drive) pre-loaded with 4K video content, including ten feature films and a gallery of video shorts. But this is the first we've heard of a 4K delivery system and presumably it will offer access to significantly more 4K content, without the kludgy BD-ROM delivery method required to update content on the loaner player. In addition, Sony also announced a few Blu-ray discs newly remastered in 4K. Crucially, however, these won't be actual 4K Blu-rays -- they'll have normal 1080p resolution, and be playable by any normal Blu-ray player to any HDTV. Pricing for the 4K video player, the 4K content it would play, and the 4K-mastered discs was not disclosed, but it's safe to say none of it will be cheap. I also asked about delivery methods; hardware details; whether the content would be stored locally or streamed; compatibility with other devices; output formats; and whether content would be rented, owned or both. I was given no additional information beyond the company's press release: To my knowledge Sony's service will be the only way owners of 4K TVs (Sony or otherwise) will be able to view actual 4K content in the home, save that "loaner" and at least one minor exception. Given that a 4K Blu-ray standard has yet to be adopted; that there's no 4K broadcast standard yet for over-the-air, cable, or satellite delivery; and that there isn't even an official HDMI standard that supports the resolution, Sony's service will arrive remarkably early. Hopefully we'll be given further details later at the show. =========== 重點就是...Sony要推4K TV 然後,會有4K的影片BD重製......嗯 該不會BD-XL就是為此準備的 ? -- Plextor PX-760A CD-R專門 ───┐ Optiarc AD-7200S DVD燒錄 ─── Pioneer BDR-S05XLB BD-R專屬 ───應該不欠啥了!? ASUS BW-12B1LT 品質測試 BenQ DW1670 最後防線 ─── 謎之聲:BenQ DW1620/1640呢? IDE外接盒只有兩個 = = -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 122.117.47.8
justice2008:2160P不曉得要用啥CPU去軟解orz 目前的顯卡有支援嗎@@ 01/13 21:34
ouyang:4K的影片目前 i5四核軟解應該還ok 01/13 21:51
ouyang:只是 128G的 BD-QL 或許也不夠用 01/13 21:51
lightwings:可能會發展新的壓縮影片格式吧..? 01/13 22:29
r1239386:今年年中 H.265應該就會發布了 01/13 23:50
r1239386:可參考HEVC wiki http://tinyurl.com/3pdhjvj 01/13 23:53
r1239386:如果"最理想化"狀況下 某些4K電影壓進BD-DL可能有望 01/13 23:56
r1239386:此外 BD-QL實在不普遍 連Titanic 3D都用兩片BD-DL... 01/13 23:57
r1239386:而編碼的話 我是聽NTU csie的某位老師的演講得知的 01/13 23:59
r1239386:他演講中有提到 有用8K的影片作HEVC的壓縮測試... 01/14 00:02
coldcolour:Nvidia的VP5(6系列)跟Intel的IVB有支援4K硬解 01/14 00:03
coldcolour:軟解的話估計i5以上是OK的 01/14 00:04
ouyang:軟解 I5 四核是ok 但是還是要看影片流量與FPS決定 01/14 01:06
ouyang:自己測試 i5-3570K 不超頻可以順暢軟解 HDClub 的4K demo 01/14 01:06
ouyang:該影片 4K 2pass H.264 60Mbps .... 01/14 01:07