User talk:Roxanne/Blu-ray

UHDBD Final Specifications[edit source]

3840x2160 px
1920x1080 px
23.976p, 24p, 25p, 50p, 59.94p, 60p (HFR)
HEVC MPEG-5
up to 100 Mbps (128 Mbps was also possible as shown from Panasonic)
BT.709, P3, BT.2020 color space
4:2:0 chroma sub-sampling
SMPTE 2084 10-bit HDR
700 – 1000 Nit
Dolby Vision and Philips HDR is planned but for a later release
New HDMI cables will be released for the highest settings. It has even his own certification and licensing called "HDMI Premium"
66 GB (2-layers) up to 100 GB (3-layers)
Dolby Atmos (and the old ones like Dolby TrueHD and Dolby Digital of course too)
DTS:X (and the old ones like DTS-HD (MA) and DTS of course too)
8-Channel LPCM (testing with Auro-3D supports via LPCM)
HDCP 2.2 (if Hardware doesn't support it = Downgrade Resolution to 1920x1080 px)
No 3D support
Region Free
License support begins on 1st July (planned) - Started for TV manufactures with the UHD logo beginning from September 2015
First Consumer Hardware shown at IFA 2015 but mainly planned at CES 2016 (6th - 9th January)
First Consumer Hardware for sale before ???
- Samsung UBD-K8500 (>2016)
- Panasonic DMR-UBZ1 (15th November 2015 (Japan))
First Titles
- Kingsman: The Secret Service, Exodus: Gods and Kings, Fantastic Four, X-Men: Days of Future Past, Life of Pi, The Maze Runner and Wild (somewhere in 2016 and only 20th Century Fox announced some movies)
Hardware will be backwards compatible
Supported Authoring software: Sonic Scenarist 6.1 & Sony Blu-print 6.5 (right now with MPEG-4 - update will follow after final specs)