Videocon 4K UHD D2H Testing UHD Channel

[IndianMascot]

 

[Sajee]

Good News Bro

 

[NinadG]

But very few Full HD TV subscribers will opt for UHD STB as price is on the higher side

yes........the price is almost 3 times the normal HD STB.........

 

[Deepu]

According to ET, Star will broadcast seven matches including the semi-finals and final in 4K. With an eye on the World Cup, direct-to-home (DTH) operators like Tata Sky and Videocon d2h are enticing consumers with UHD set-top boxes (STBs).

Read more at: http://www.televisionpost.com/television/how-the-2015-cricket-world-cup-economics-is-different-from-its-earlier-editions/ | TelevisionPost.com

 

[Tillu]

Little disappointed..I thought major part of WC will be featured in 4K on Star n/w SSPUHD..!!! so we could enjoy without having 4K LEDs
Let's wait and see if videocon d2h can offer 4K contents separately throughout world cup for new 4K customers as there are chances of TS-Starcombo

 

[IndianMascot]

They can show only when it is shooted and broadcasted in 4K.

And as we discussed earlier only selected WC matches are getting shot with UHD camera.

 

[Tillu]

yeah.. that's very much true.
Similar thing going to happen in case of Travel XP 4K UHD. Most of the programs-shows will be featured with 4K-UHD camera.
Sooner this happen it would reach to us most early in form of launching channel.

 

[Chandran M]

Good News

 

[Deepu]

For sports in India, nothing is bigger than the World Cup and the official broadcaster Star India is set to make the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 even bigger and better by rolling out an ambitious broadcast plan.

The network will revolutionise sports broadcasting in the country, as it is all set to broadcast certain select matches, including India’s opening match against arch-rivals Pakistan, in the ground breaking 4K format. This will be the first ever global broadcast of cricket in 4K.

Indian Television Dot Com | ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 to be broadcast in 4K

 

[Deepu]

As per above article, India v/s Pak match will be telecasted in 4K