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Joshua Clinard
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I'm not interested in 4K, at this time, as I just upgraded to a 50 inch LED 1080p display in December. before I just had a 32 inch LCD with only 720p. But I am sure 4K will get some people who are die-hard blu-ray fans to sign up for MGO because it will be one of the only places to get 4K content for a while. That means more UV users!
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I think its great that we are going to get the triad of choices: physical, digital download and streaming 4k or ultra HD content. All three are good from a consumer standpoint. I love to have choices in the marketplace! Bravo to M-GO (Who is also a Ultraviolet partner).Joshua Clinard said:
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I'd rather have them improve the quality and maintain the same bit rate than having them reduce the bit rate while maintaining the same "perceived" quality. In any case, greater efficiency is always good when it comes to streaming.
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