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We want the extended Blu-ray format to be as robust as possible and be prepared to handle future demand of filmmakers and content providers.The goal will be to always have one movie on one disc.' 'UHD content, which may include higher frame rates and greater color gamut, might require more disc space.

'The expected capacity will probably be the 66 and 100GB versions,' Martin said. The new technology also will get updated digital rights management (DRM) technology for preventing unauthorized copying, Matsuda said.ДЄlthough 4K Blu-ray doesn't require larger disc capacity, they would benefit from it - and that's something else the association is working on. HEVC takes more processing to use when encoding videos but compresses them more compactly - or alternatively viewed, lets more pixels be sent across a given amount of data-transfer capacity. It stores data in a different way, though, moving from the H.264/AVC (Advanced Video Coding) compression technology to the newer H.265/HEVC (High Efficiency Video Coding) successor. The new format works on existing Blu-ray discs with 50GB capacity, but higher capacities are on the way, said Ron Martin, vice president of Panasonic's Hollywood lab and a member of the Blu-ray Disc Association's task for for next-generation Blu-ray development. Consumers don't have to worry so much about formats with streaming media. Many people move to new technology slowly, and outside the US, there's another lag of six to 12 months.ДЇormat changes that offer better quality are often a pain for consumers - especially those who pick the wrong one, as was the case when the Betamax videotape format famously lost out to VHS, or when HD DVD lost out to Blu-ray.

In the US, 72 million households - about 62 percent - had a Blu-ray player of some sort in 2014, according to the Digital Entertainment Group. As of the second quarter of 2014, 17 percent of Internet-connected households have streaming-media players, NPD Group said.Д«ut Matsuda believes a lot of the world will continue to use optical discs. Streaming media is also becoming more convenient with players from Apple, Roku, Amazon, and Google.

#New movies hd full 2015 tv#

And subscription services offer access to a library of titles so people can watch as much as they want - and try new TV shows or movies without having to decide whether it's worth the per-show price tag. With services from Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, Google, and others, people can watch the video they want immediately rather than having leave the house to get a disc. It's not clear exactly now much of the market wants the best of the best, though: people have flocked to streaming services despite difficulties with bandwidth and image quality. 'The packaged media and that enclosed, stable environment - that's part of being the best of the best,' Matsuda said. The new format also will be able to show 4K video at 60 frames per second, he said.

The new specification also will improve color gamut dramatically and offer a higher dynamic range so details in shadows and highlights are visible.

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But there's more to 4K Blu-ray than just four times the number of pixels as in today's prevailing 1080p video, he added. Using physical media instead of relying on fallible and often limited Internet connections means Blu-ray discs can provide the best possible image quality, he said. It will start licensing the technology in the spring or summer of 2015, and the first 4K Blu-ray players should arrive by the holiday-shopping season of that year, said Victor Matsuda, chairman of the Blu-ray Disc Association global promotions committee. The Blu-ray Disc Association is most of the way done defining a version of its optical disc technology that can handle high-resolution 4K imagery, the group said Friday at the IFA electronics trade show here. Much of the world is shifting to streaming video delivered over the Internet, but don't count out optical discs just yet.