Ronald Jackson
September 23rd, 2016, 02:22 AM
Any sign of these yet? I can shoot UHD, can edit UHD, have a UHD TV and would like to burn UHD to disc and then play it.
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View Full Version : 4k/uhd blu-ray burners Ronald Jackson September 23rd, 2016, 02:22 AM Any sign of these yet? I can shoot UHD, can edit UHD, have a UHD TV and would like to burn UHD to disc and then play it. Ron Mark Watson September 23rd, 2016, 06:15 AM Haven't seen any UHD Blu-Ray recordable media, nor a burner. Only a few players available. Ronald Jackson September 23rd, 2016, 09:01 AM Obviously out there somewhere if only in the hands of commercial producers as easy enough to buy a "4K" BD movie. Ron Mark Watson September 23rd, 2016, 10:41 AM I believe the commercial production companies "press" the discs, they don't burn them. Not sure what the hold up is for us little people, I thought it was anticipated they would be selling burners by early 2016. Hope it's not about a disagreement on the disc format. One time was enough! W,out! John C. Chu September 23rd, 2016, 02:45 PM I would guess these UHD Bluray 4K players will play 4K media files burned and "authored" to regular Bluray discs (or even a thumb drive) and it would play correctly in 4K. I just looked at the Panasonic UHD Bluray manual online: ftp://ftp.panasonic.com/bluray/om/dmp-ub900_en_om.pdf and it plays all kinds of formats. Nice. Bruce Watson September 24th, 2016, 11:11 AM I would guess these UHD Bluray 4K players will play 4K media files burned and "authored" to regular Bluray discs (or even a thumb drive) and it would play correctly in 4K. Yes. The media for burning a 4k blu-ray is a BD-R, just like for standard blu-ray. The Blu-ray spec includes 3840×2160p 59.94p. Note that's QHD, not true 4k. Not that it matters that much. So all you need for media are BD-Rs through four layer BD-XLs. For playback you just need one of the new gen. players that can handle QHD. Pannasonic, Samsung, etc. have them on the market already. As to burning... different story. A quick search of the "usual suspects" didn't turn a single QHD/UHD burner. Pioneer has a nice quad-layer burner, but it doesn't yet support the QHD specs. Such is the bleeding edge of technology. I'm sure a decent burner is "right around the corner" like always. ;-) Ronald Jackson February 26th, 2017, 03:30 AM Any recent developments? I have a top-specced Macbook Pro Retina, but a 2013 model so no UHD output. My similar age iMac does output UHD but is hardly portable. I seem to be faced with having to buy a newer Macbook , which I don't otherwise need, unless there is or will be, soon, a UHD BD burner aimed at the consumer market. Ron Dan Gunn March 13th, 2017, 03:09 PM Take a look: http://view.email.sel.sony.com/?qs=921b78a25de62288d67f0ea9a9c17703a3ef501944f10ea31aba4451f25ecb8b59896f96fb491617983473391ffa23cc bcdf89271030366f21037e37a9218197 Ronald Jackson March 14th, 2017, 01:25 AM Interesting but not what I'm after which is a UHD BD burner at an affordable price. There must be commercial ones out there but as far as I know no consumer one, yet. Ron ps just purchased a used Macbook Air 11 incher which outputs a UHD signal to my TV and is portable enough. |