I set a timer for channel 540 to record new programs. When I look at the Timer Schedule it has listed two shows per day, 11-12am & 11-12:00pm CST. Does this mean it will record 24 hours a day if I have both selected to record?
DISH to deliver Olympics in 4K HDR
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The guide for ch.540 is pretty much meaningless at this point. I wouldn't count on it.
If I remember correctly, the way they did it last Summer Olympics, there were 3-4 hours of new 4K content each day, repeated throughout the day. At least on some days, the loop in the morning was different from the one in the afternoon.
I believe they are shooting a total of 90 hours of footage in 4K HDR (8K HDR actually). So, don't expect much more than 3-5 hours of new content a day.
If I remember correctly, the way they did it last Summer Olympics, there were 3-4 hours of new 4K content each day, repeated throughout the day. At least on some days, the loop in the morning was different from the one in the afternoon.
I believe they are shooting a total of 90 hours of footage in 4K HDR (8K HDR actually). So, don't expect much more than 3-5 hours of new content a day.
Coming soon™: The all-new Joey 4K HDR (for new customers only).
Here is an interesting read about the 4k/8k production:
Winter Olympics innovates with 8K HDR and live 5G production firsts
NHK and OBS (Olympic Broadcast Services) are shooting 90 hours of 8K content captured in HDR (BT.2020) using the HLG format. They utilize 10 cameras. That's compared to 400+ cameras used for 1080i HD production.
Winter Olympics innovates with 8K HDR and live 5G production firsts
NHK and OBS (Olympic Broadcast Services) are shooting 90 hours of 8K content captured in HDR (BT.2020) using the HLG format. They utilize 10 cameras. That's compared to 400+ cameras used for 1080i HD production.
Put your heart back in your chest! He was being funny!!!
Ths begs some questions. Why exactly are they shooting something nobody can watch? Are there 8K HDR monitors available yet for anyone to buy? Or is it all just a proof of concept?
(I should have actually read the article first, they cover some of this)
anyone who has a non HDR tv will get a 1050 popout message that says your tv is not a non-HDR tv. and dish sends you to a website for you to check and explains why.Just realized I cannot watch this on my non-HDR 4k TV.
I opened DVR to see if 4kHDR10 was being recorded, It looks like that DVR list is 4KHDR10 also, it really pops out. The only thing that would be better is if it was Dolby Vision, that is 12bit.
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