4K Blu-ray Confirmed, Coming in

[Geoff D]

Yeah that's it mike, it's all about cutting out the middle man and piping it directly to the TV or an STB.

[Penton-Man]

Originally Posted by dvdmike

The Scott Bros. do no wrong

as to Ridley , like an HDR Ultra HD Blu-ray disc of The Martian

[Penton-Man]

Originally Posted by dvdmike

Same, unless it's on a disc its streaming and inferior to me

I guess you won't be interested in investing in Tveon Systems, Inc.....
http://www.rethinkresearch.biz/artic...-under-2-mbps/

[FilmFreakosaurus]

Originally Posted by Penton-Man

as to Ridley , like an HDR Ultra HD Blu-ray disc of The Martian

Maybe it was just a "one off," but I saw that film at a Dolby Cinema in Dallas and it was nothing to write home about in terms of HDR presentation or Atmos audio experience (and I have Atmos at home and it can be stunning given the right 3D mix).

Don't get me wrong, it was a big screen (compared to most multiplexes in Ditch Water, USA), but nothing stood out as outstanding. A lot of wasted opportunities IMHO.

[dvdmike]

Originally Posted by FilmFreakosaurus

Maybe it was just a "one off," but I saw that film at a Dolby Cinema in Dallas and it was nothing to write home about in terms of HDR presentation or Atmos audio experience (and I have Atmos at home and it can be stunning given the right 3D mix).

Don't get me wrong, it was a big screen (compared to most multiplexes in Ditch Water, USA), but nothing stood out as outstanding. A lot of wasted opportunities IMHO.

Bar the first storm their was so little height info.
The soundmix on the whole was good tho

[Richard Paul]

Originally Posted by Dirk504

So when are these 4k Blu Ray players supposed to release? It's strange that they have images of all these movies, but I can't find a player.

They will probably announce players at CES 2016.

Originally Posted by Penton-Man

I guess you won't be interested in investing in Tveon Systems, Inc.....
http://www.rethinkresearch.biz/artic...-under-2-mbps/

I am waiting for a company to claim that it can deliver 8K at 1 Mbps.

[Paul.R.S]

Originally Posted by dvdmike

Or I just want 4k versions of Salt and ASM2 (depending in how the HDR ****s them up)

I'm confused. We have confirmation that the Salt and ASM2 UHD BDs will not be properly sourced from original elements and thereby won't be truly 4k?

[dvdmike]

Originally Posted by Paul.R.S

I'm confused. We have confirmation that the Salt and ASM2 UHD BDs will not be properly sourced from original elements and thereby won't be truly 4k?

What?? Salt and ASM 2 already have 4k masters

[Paul.R.S]

Originally Posted by dvdmike

What?? Salt and ASM 2 already have 4k masters

Then, again, I don't understand your "Or I just want 4k versions of Salt and ASM2 (depending in how the HDR ****s them up)" remark. Or is your point that you are presuming they will be mucked up by HDR?

[dvdmike]

Originally Posted by Paul.R.S

Then, again, I don't understand your "Or I just want 4k versions of Salt and ASM2 (depending in how the HDR ****s them up)" remark. Or is your point that you are presuming they will be mucked up by HDR?

That is correct, the shots here: http://www.sony.gr/pro/article/broad...plained-part-1

Look like crap

[Opips3]

Originally Posted by dvdmike

That is correct, the shots here: http://www.sony.gr/pro/article/broad...plained-part-1

Look like crap

Holy crap....

[raygendreau]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

Streaming/DL/whatever, if it gets squirted thru the internet then I class it as the same thing.

Originally Posted by dvdmike

Same, unless it's on a disc its streaming and inferior to me

Some of the blu-rays in your collections could have come from masters sent to the replication facility via the internet, according to Sony.

"Delivering the Master:

The first thing that you must address is getting the BDMCF image to the replication facility. For some, this will be done by Electronic File Transfer (EFT) on a high-speed network. In reality, although this method is fast and reliable, it is generally cost prohibitive to obtain the bandwidth required to efficiently transfer 25GB and 50GB images. Therefore, the majority of non-Hollywood titles will need to be delivered on some type of physical media

http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/...ation_facility

[Geoff D]

*le sigh* Okay, how about "IF IT GETS SQUIRTED THROUGH THE INTERNET TO A CUSTOMER'S HOME then I class it all as the same thing"?

Besides, the above is still talking about masters intended for optical disc, not the bitrate-shaved deliverables which are being piped into people's homes.

[Penton-Man]

Originally Posted by FilmFreakosaurus

Maybe it was just a "one off," but I saw that film at a Dolby Cinema in Dallas and it was nothing to write home about in terms of HDR presentation or Atmos audio experience (and I have Atmos at home and it can be stunning given the right 3D mix).

Don't get me wrong, it was a big screen (compared to most multiplexes in Ditch Water, USA), but nothing stood out as outstanding. A lot of wasted opportunities IMHO.

well then, the 2016 HDR Ultra-HD Blu-ray of The Martian hopefully will remedy that theatrical experience for you.

[Opips3]

Originally Posted by Penton-Man

well then, the 2016 HDR Ultra-HD Blu-ray of The Martian hopefully will remedy that theatrical experience for you.

I knew The Martian also on HDR UltraHD disc.

Keep up news. Thanks Penton-Man

[dvdmike]

The Martian looked just fine in "SDR" and amazing in 3d so 1080p 3d for me

[Opips3]

Originally Posted by dvdmike

The Martian looked just fine in "SDR" and amazing in 3d so 1080p 3d for me

Yeah, great in 3D and "SDR" 1080p. But Superb awesome "HDR" UltraHD. You will

[dvdmike]

Nope, filmed in 3d = buy in 3d

I don't want it in UHD and 100% don't want it in HDR

[raygendreau]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

*le sigh* Okay, how about "IF IT GETS SQUIRTED THROUGH THE INTERNET TO A CUSTOMER'S HOME then I class it all as the same thing"?

Besides, the above is still talking about masters intended for optical disc, not the bitrate-shaved deliverables which are being piped into people's homes.

I'm not talking about the VUDU HDX or even the FMP=X10 downloads from Sony. I'm talking about the bit for bit files from the Kaleidescape store. They are the only vendor doing this now, but expect quality competition from others if Kaleidescape streets an under $1000 solution in 2016. Research Kaleidescape if you are interested in this.

I don't own the system, but another member, Mr. Poindexter does. I asked him to comment.

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.p...&postcount=527

[dvdmike]

Originally Posted by raygendreau

I'm not talking about the VUDU HDX or even the FMP=X10 downloads from Sony. I'm talking about the bit for bit files from the Kaleidescape store. They are the only vendor doing this now, but expect quality competition from others if Kaleidescape streets an under $1000 solution in 2016. Research Kaleidescape if you are interested in this.

I don't own the system, but another member, Mr. Poindexter does. I asked him to comment.

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.p...&postcount=527

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