Podcasts about ultra hd tv

8K, the high resolution successor to 4K, has in some ways been one of the technological casualties of the pandemic with its adoption abated in the consumer rush to buy new 4K screens over the last few years. 8K televisions are expected to account for just three per cent of Ultra HD TV sales next year.You've probably already seen films shot in 8K like Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and 2020 black and white feature, Mank, but there's still not a lot of content available in the format.Broadcast Dialogue welcomes Chris Chinnock, Executive Director, of the 8K Association, to the podcast to talk about 8K's evolution, the debate over its value, and what the association will be showcasing at the upcoming NAB Show in Las Vegas.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

How well do you know Fintan O'Toole? He is one of the most well-known, intelligent and, at-times, divisive, writers in Ireland. You may be very familiar with his columns in the Irish Times, his books, and his many appearances on radio and TV shows – but what do you know about the man himself? Fintan has so much to say about so many of the issues of our time, that we rarely hear him say anything at all about himself - WHY he writes the kind of articles he writes, why he holds the opinions he does, what he was like as a kid growing up in Crumlin, and so on. That is exactly the kind of territory we get into in this fascinating interview with Fintan on this episode, and I think you're really going to see a side to this man that you may not be familiar with..His new book is called ‘We Don't Know Ourselves' – read more on Fintan's Twitter FeedCOMEDY - a new toy store has opened up just in time for Christmas, and you might find their new range of toys quite interesting…WIN A 58” SAMSUNG SMART TVThanks to our friends at Currys, proud supporters of the Mario Rosenstock Podcast, we have a 58 inch Samsung Smart 4k Ultra HD TV to give to one lucky listener. This competition is to mark the Currys Black Tag Sale, which is now on, and includes great deals on everything from home appliances to computing to electronics. If you want to be in with a chance of winning this very swanky TV – answer the following question: Name the Curry's PC World Black Friday promotion. Is it:Black Tag saleRed Tag saleBlue tag sale To enter the draw, email your answer and your full name to mariorosenstockpodcast@gmail.com OR you can send your answer and full name via whatsapp to our podcast hotline on 087 2685459. We'll put all the right answers into a hat and randomly draw a name at the end of November, so get your entries in and the very best of luck. The Mario Rosenstock Podcast is produced by Patrick Haughey of AudioBrand See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Its very hard to describe Michael Harding - author, playwright, columnist, former priest, poet, sage, podcaster, the list goes on! We get deep and philosophical, we laugh, there's impressions, poetry – it's a mad and very enjoyable episode! Michael has a lovely new book out called A Cloud Where The Birds Rise and he also has a podcast you've got to check out – all the info is here https://twitter.com/hardingmichaelCOMEDY - This week's news is dominated by these new covid restrictions – the news about bars and nightclubs closing at midnight was a particular shock. But don't fear, Joanne McNally and Vogue Williams from the My Therapist Ghosted Me podcast, are here with a very helpful guide of how to make the most of the situation WIN A 58” SAMSUNG SMART TVThanks to our friends at Currys, proud supporters of the Mario Rosenstock Podcast, we have a 58 inch Samsung Smart 4k Ultra HD TV to give to one lucky listener. This competition is to mark the Currys Black Tag Sale, which is now on, and includes great deals on everything from home appliances to computing to electronics. If you want to be in with a chance of winning this very swanky TV – answer the following question: Name the Curry's PC World Black Friday promotion. Is it:Black Tag saleRed Tag saleBlue tag sale To enter the draw, email your answer and your full name to mariorosenstockpodcast@gmail.com OR you can send your answer and full name via whatsapp to our podcast hotline on 087 2685459. We'll put all the right answers into a hat and randomly draw a name at the end of November, so get your entries in and the very best of luck. The Mario Rosenstock Podcast is produced by Patrick Haughey of AudioBrand See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

WARNING: This podcast contains hilarious impressions and sketches featuring Pat Kenny and Cardi B, Adele and Louis Walsh, Kim Kardashian and Miriam O Callaghan, Kylie Minogue and Leo Varadkar, and Martin King and Nigella Lawson. All, of course, starring the very talented Pamela Joyce. Host of her own radio show on Today FM, Pamela is a rapidly rising star in the world of broadcasting and comedy, she has a lot to say about a lot of things, and I know you're going to enjoy this conversation. WIN A 58” SAMSUNG SMART TVThanks to our friends at Currys, proud supporters of the Mario Rosenstock Podcast, we have a 58 inch Samsung Smart 4k Ultra HD TV to give to one lucky listener. This competition is to mark the Currys Black Tag Sale. This is Currys' Black Friday promotion and includes great deals on everything from home appliances to computing to electronics. If you want to be in with a chance of winning this very swanky TV – answer the following question: Name the Curry's PC World Black Friday promotion - Is it:Black Tag saleRed Tag saleBlue tag sale To enter the draw, email your answer and your full name to mariorosenstockpodcast@gmail.com OR you can send your answer and full name via whatsapp to our podcast hotline on 087 2685459. We'll put all the right answers into a hat and randomly draw a name at the end of November, so get your entries in and the very best of luck.The Mario Rosenstock Podcast is produced by Patrick Haughey of AudioBrand See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Episode 44: ▪ In the long intro, Rod announces his transition from 2009 to 2014 with his acquisition of his 'new' GH4 and Rod and Keith discuss using the GH4, accessories, how it compares to the GH5 and GH5s, Adam Wilt's "Fieldmonitor" iOS app and more! ▪ In the next segment, recording a couple months later, Rod reviews his experience with the GH4 along with his recent acquisition of the Sigma 18-35 lens and Viltrox Adapter and Keith discusses his new GH5 and GH5s cameras. ▪ The third segment reveals the death of an old friend, Rod's ancient projection TV, and Rod's entry into the modern age of 4K, HDR and Ultra HD TV's including his his new Sony XBR-75X900e and the differences between that and Keith's XBR-75X940e. ▪ In the fourth segment, Rod and Keith discuss upgrades from older to new Harmony remotes such as the Logitech Harmony Ultimate and Elite to control their home theater systems. ▪ In the long outtro, Keith and Rod talk about   ▪ Keith's new technique of using his DJI Mavic Air Drone as a substitute for a JIB and Technocrane   ▪ Keith's latest hard drive disasters with his RAIDs and his Drobos   ▪ Rod's near destruction of his Logitech K750 keyboard merely trying to replace a dead battery   ▪ When and why to upgrade your lenses and adapter's firmware   ▪ Keith live reporting from the upcoming IBC show in Amsterdam Please remember to support TechMove –  it’s easy and doesn’t cost you anything, just go to techmovepodcast.com/amazon. Or you can use Patreon to donate,just go to patreon.com/techmovepodcast.

For Show 114, Kelly and Pete take a first look at Windows 10, the final OS from Microsoft? Also, discussion of problems with the Fitbit Charge and the Nike Fuelband, a hands-on with the Apple Watch, contactless payment and a planned obsolescence petition. Plus your smart meters and Ultra HD TV. Details at https://www.frequencycast.co.uk/cast114.html

LG's Ultra HD OLED televisions have landed, how do they stack up against the best LED TVs? When will smart watches get smart? All this and more in the latest episode of Vertical Hold, where we channel-surf through the headlines in search of the big picture. *** Sponsored by IceTV http://icetv.com.au - creators of Skippa with automatic advert skipping   Follow us on Twitter: @verticalholdau, @adam_turner, @alexkidman Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VerticalHoldAU Subscribe here on YouTube, or via iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/vertical-hold/id778332183  or RSS for Android/WP/Blackberry: http://verticalholdauaudio.libsyn.com/rss

Next Generation Broadcast TV The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) have their year meeting in Las Vegas in the Spring every year. When we worked for Sony Pictures we would get excited about going and demonstrating the gear we were developing as well as seeing what other companies were showing off. It was not quite as hectic as CES but it was still a great time. Nowadays we are a little more focused on what we take away from the NAB show. In particular of interest this year is the ATSC 3.0 specification.  This year there will be some demos of the technology. Layered Division Multiplexing This technology will cram more data into a single channel. Think of this as a bus traveling down the road where the road is the channel on your tuner. You can only get one lane of busses through that road. But what if now you had a double decker bus. On that same road you have doubled the data coming through to you. Its not as simple as just adding levels to the bus. Imaging a three level bus trying to go under an over pass. The main takeaway is that this technology will enable you to get UHD over the air while using only one channel. HEVC H.265 Compression is key to getting UHD content to you. Right now ATSC uses mpeg 2 and Blu-ray uses mpeg 4. With mp4 you get about a doubling of the data as you do with mp2. If you look at the current ATSC spec, television stations are transmitting streams of anywhere between 10 and 18 Mbps in mp2. You can get the same quality mp4 picture with streams of about 5 to 9 Mbps. And if you are using H.265 that drops to about 2.5 to 4.5 Mbps. But rather than give us current quality in less space, the goal is to give us better than Blu-ray quality picture and sound in the same spectrum (channel).  The National Engineering Center for DTV from Shanghai, China will be demonstrating  a full-chain Ultra HD TV system, which includes a UHD TV presentation system, as well as realtime UHD TV encoding, broadcasting, receiving and decoding. Targeted Ads, Better EPG, and Interactivity A US company will be showing off interactivity and rich media that won't require a second screen like a tablet or phone. Broadcasters will be able to insert local ads more easily and the EPG gets a makeover. Broadcasters will be able to transmit HTML 5 applications that will support voting and polling. Now you'll be able to vote for your favorite performer on whatever talent show you are watching right from your TVs remote.   Object Based Surround We're quite happy that its not too late to add this to the ATSC 3.0 spec. There are three competing standards to bring three dimensional sound into your living room. Of course you would expect Dolby's Atmos and DTS's DTS:X. But there is also one from Qualcomm and Technicolor. They are testing 60 sound tracks with each of the three systems.   When is it all going to Happen?   There is still plenty of time to enjoy your ATSC 2.0 TV. The specification won't be finalized until 2016 and then it will take years before the broadcasters and manufacturers have equipment ready to accept OTA UHD. Look for there to be a brief period where you will be able to buy an external UHD tuner. We wonder if they will provide vouchers to buy UHD to HDTV converters.  

Outspoken commentator Jim Dalrymple, Editor in Chief of The Loop, explains how he got accustomed to using an iPhone 6 Plus after working with an iPhone 5s. He'll also cover Apple's amazing financials and some issues involving Microsoft, Windows 10, and other products. From industry analyst Stephen Baker, Vice President for Industry Analysis at the NPD Group, you'll hear his sage comments about Apple's results. He'll also discuss the impact of 4K or Ultra HD TV, OLED and other technologies, and why, to the consumer, most of these buzzwords may not really matter when they're buying a new set. We'll also present news about the latest and greatest version of Rogue Amoeba's Audio Hijack app, which allows you to capture audio from almost any source on your Mac, with company CEO Paul Kafasis. All our radio shows are recorded using this app.

On this week's all-star episode, outspoken commentator Kirk McElhearn, Macworld's "iTunes Guy," focuses his comments on the curious claims from some so-called audio experts that audio streamed from different types of hard drives is somehow audibly different. He'll also explain how he was used as a source of material used in the recent Storagegate class-action lawsuit, which accuses Apple of being deceptive about iPhone storage capacities, and engaging in a scheme to get you to buy iCloud storage. We'll also present a report about the CES 2015, in Las Vegas, which featured all the latest and greatest consumer electronics goodies, from Jeff Gamet, Managing Editor for The Mac Observer. Jeff will cover his favorites along with his reactions to the latest 4K or Ultra HD TV sets, curved TVs, and the forthcoming 8K TVs. As usual, Apple, who never attends CES, remained the elephant in the room at many of the exhibits.

As one of the largest, wettest storms bears down on California, the Friends are all over the news of the day, including controversial sex ed for students, Kim K believes God is trying to humble her, a Police Chief bridges the racial divide, a waitress gets an unbelievable tip, customers don’t report McPorn on the TVs for an hour, grandma fends off car jackers, an underwear company has the perfect name but the patent office is not amused, and now there’s a bionic bra and a naked bacon cup. Plus Manny the Movie guy on the Golden Globe nominations, Buck Jones on avoiding customer service hell, and Jeremy Anticouini says you don’t need to buy an Ultra HD TV.  

On this week's all-star episode, we present the irrepressible John Martellaro, Senior Editor, Analysis & Reviews for The Mac Observer and a columnist for The Street, who discusses why Apple may be letting a few things fall through the cracks, such as the recent late and decidedly mediocre update to the Mac mini. You'll also hear about his personal experiences with Apple Pay, his views about 4K or Ultra HD TV, and why analyst estimates of potential Apple Watch sales are just plain wrong. We are also joined by commentator Rob Pegoraro, who writes for USA Today, Yahoo Tech and other outlets, who discusses what we might expect from a future Apple TV, the possibilities of 4K TV, and the ins and outs of net neutrality. You'll also hear Rob's views about Windows 10, due in 2015, and an update on the iPod antitrust trial, still in progress when this episode is broadcast.

Our featured guests include Jeff Gamet, Managing Editor for The Mac Observer, who will cover the rollout of the 2013 Mac Pro workstation, whether it's easy to make your Mac's Web cam turn on without displaying a green light, the prospects for Ultra HD or 4K TV, and whether Apple will really introduce an iWatch. You'll also hear from Avram Piltch, Online Editorial Director of Laptop magazine, who also covers the push towards Ultra HD TV, along with the magazine's survey of the "Top 10 Tech Fails 2013," and the mobile gear that delivers the best battery life. He also talk briefly about accessory keyboards for the iPad Air.

Netflix in Australia & Ultra HD TV on Vertical Hold - Australian technology journalists Alex Kidman and Adam Turner channel-surf through the headlines in search of the big picture.

Cutting edge commentator Daniel Eran Dilger, from Roughly Drafted Magazine and AppleInsider, once again takes on one of his favorite topics, the platform wars. This time he exposes the false report that Samsung's mobile handset profits exceeded those of Apple's iPhone, and the curious claims of declining iPad market share in the wake of reports that 84% of the tablets going online are — iPads. You'll also hear from tech journalist Jim Dalrymple, Editor in Chief of The Loop, who will also offer his usual direct comment on the platform wars involving Apple versus Samsung/Google and Microsoft, along with the various predictions about future Apple products. In addition, industry analyst Stephen Baker, Vice President for Industry Analysis at the NPD Group, will discuss Microsoft's problems selling Surface tablets, the prospects for Google's Chromecast, and the possible future of 4K or Ultra HD TV.

Highlights include Samsung Galaxy Note II and Galaxy Camera, shopping at the bus stop, Quickflix update, LG 84" Ultra HD TV, Telecom NZ launches Windows Phone 8 with Nokia Lumia 920, ‘killer robots', Panasonic AE8000 projector and Ford Sync technology. Running time : 1:12:06

Is Samsung Serious with their $1700 Windows Slate PC? Amazon's Christmas surprise, and we look at 4G, Ultra HD TV, Apple Smart TV, Voice Control, Portable Gaming, Windows 8 and Ultrabooks as big things for us in 2012

Is Samsung Serious with their $1700 Windows Slate PC? Amazon's Christmas surprise, and we look at 4G, Ultra HD TV, Apple Smart TV, Voice Control, Portable Gaming, Windows 8 and Ultrabooks as big things for us in 2012

Una retrasadísima y corta edición de ShowTime Podcast en donde en solitario nuevamente platico sobre algunas tendencias de las televisiones en Ultra Alta Definición, así como nuevos rumores del iPhone Nano, el raro caso del pirata de Modern Warfare 2 atrapado por Ubisoft y la apuesta de Reggie Fils-Aime donde asegura que New Super Mario […] La entrada ShowTime Podcast #32: Ultra HD TV apareció primero en Langaria.net.