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[:en] 360 Degrees of Video Opportunity An Operator Gateway into Virtual Reality Billions of dollars are being invested by […]
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[:en]Virtual Reality is here to stay, in gaming at least. But what about video 360? We’re at top of the
14 topic areas classified by decreasing level of visibility I have on how things are panning out in that particular domain:
1. Broadcast networks (DVB), 2. Studio equipment (cameras etc.), 3. IP network; CDN and Bandwidth, 4. Codecs (HEVC), 5. Head-ends (Encoders, Origins, etc.), 6. 4K/UHD resolutions, 7. Security for UHD, 8. TV sets & STBs, 9. Frame rates, 10. Next Gen Audio, 11. HDR, 12. Wide Color Gamut, 13. Work flows, 14. UHD-only content
Most of the video ecosystem is agreed on one thing: Ultra HD or 4K will happen, but none of us
I attended the French HD Forum meeting on UHD last week in Paris, which hosted by Eutelsat. France prides itself
Despite being a bit of a geek, I feel I need to brush up my 4K basics to avoid seeming lame on such a hot topic. 2013 has already seen UHD/4K bloom at CES; now I need to be ready for IBC. So I had a long chat with Thierry Fautier who happens to be pretty knowledgeable on this. Here’s the transcript of our talk, in case you too want to seem less lame on the subject.