4K video is here, give it a try!

Peter Breuninger

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We have been waiting to roll out the 4K option. The resolution (even on Youtube) is stunning. It calls for new camera techniques and editing routines. Here you go, give it a try in this test video.

Please set the Youtube "gear" to 2160p.



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cjfrbw

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I was surprised my computer/monitor even played the 4k signal. It had some judder, but it played. Of course, my monitor isn't 4k so the effect is old fashioned hi def.
 

Orb

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I do think all these manufacturers though are jumping the gun.
The graphic processing hardware is pretty intense, requires 4x more bandwidth/data streamed, and requires the film and tv industry to film in 4k otherwise just upscaling.

The graphic processing hardware may be more related to gaming/rendering/texturing/etc rather than playing back video related content, I just know current GPUs cannot play any modern games at 4k let alone 1600p at decent framefrates (and that is using 2 top of the range GPUs combined).

Peter, great your recording in 4k as nice to hear about someone's experience; you notice any hardware considerations for consumers and TV/monitors?
I assume it is more game/graphics related rather than video but curious if there is still some kind of major overhead.
Anyone else with 4k TV/monitors and experience using them?
Part of this I would say is the digital-video options within the TV/monitor.
Thanks
Orb
 

Johnny Vinyl

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I was surprised my computer/monitor even played the 4k signal. It had some judder, but it played. Of course, my monitor isn't 4k so the effect is old fashioned hi def.

That was my experience as well.
 

Peter Breuninger

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I was sold on 4K in February when I saw a 2160p vs. 1080p on Sony's Youtube channel. I use a NVIDIA GTX 660 graphics card and with 1080p max resolution . You could easily see the difference in the test videos.
 

Orb

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Yeah agree visually stunning.
Peter, so runs very smooth without any slowdowns/judder/artefact on the screen/monitor?
Thanks
Orb
 

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