Uploaded June 2016 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Ultra high definition (UHD) video is defined not only by higher resolution but also by a range of characteristics that include higher dynamic range and a wider color gamut. Anyone involved with content delivery -- MVPDs, OTT providers, CDNs, etc. — have new challenges ahead of them to accommodate this new content and support a new set of specifications and standards.
In this webinar hosted by Josh Limor, VP, Technology and Ecosystem and Development at Technicolor, and Frédéric Guillanneuf, Head of HDR Business Development at Royal Philips Electronics N.V., they explain these characteristics and associated standards, challenges in distribution efficiency and how it effects content distributors.
Visit the Technicolor Learning Center technicolor.com/en/who-we-are/technicolor-learning-center
Ultra high definition (UHD) video is defined not only by higher resolution but also by a range of characteristics that include higher dynamic range and a wider color gamut. Anyone involved with content delivery -- MVPDs, OTT providers, CDNs, etc. — have new challenges ahead of them to accommodate this new content and support a new set of specifications and standards.
In this webinar hosted by Josh Limor, VP, Technology and Ecosystem and Development at Technicolor, and Frédéric Guillanneuf, Head of HDR Business Development at Royal Philips Electronics N.V., they explain these characteristics and associated standards, challenges in distribution efficiency and how it effects content distributors.
Visit the Technicolor Learning Center technicolor.com/en/who-we-are/technicolor-learning-center
