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MOHIEDDIN MORADI
mohieddinmoradi@gmail.com
DREAM
IDEA
PLAN
IMPLEMENTATION
– Elements of High-Quality Image Production
– DVB UHD Phases
– 8K/UHD2 Motivations
– 8K/UHD2 satellite and DTT broadcasting
– 4K/UHD1 Motivations
– Carrying 4k/UHD1 to Home
– Bandwidth Efficiency Trend
– UHD Interfaces
– 4K/UHD1 satellite and DTT broadcasting
– Price Comparison between HD and UHD
– HD or 4K/UHD1
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OUTLINE
Q1 Spatial resolution (HD, UHD)
Q2 Temporal resolution (Frame Rate) (HFR)
Q3 Dynamic Range (SDR, HDR)
Q4 Color Gamut (BT. 709, BT. 2020)
Q5 Component Coding (Quantization, Bit Depth)
Q6 Compression artifacts
.
.
.
Total Quality of Experience (QoE or QoX) = F(Q1, Q2, Q3, … Qn)
Not only more pixels, but better pixels
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Elements of High-Quality Image Production
Spatial Resolution (Pixels)
HD, FHD, UHD1, UHD2
Temporal Resolution (Frame rate)
24fps, 30fps, 60fps, 120fps …
Dynamic Range (Contrast)
From 100 nits to HDR
Color Space (Gamut)
From BT 709 to Rec. 2020
Quantization (Bit Depth)
8 bits, 10 bits, 12 bits …
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Five Major Elements of High-Quality Image Production
UHDTV 1
3840 x 2160
8.3 MPs
Digital Cinema 2K
2048 x 1080 2.21 MPs
4K
4096 x 2160 8.84 MPs
SD (PAL)
720 x 576
0.414MPs
HDTV 720P
1280 x 720
0.922 MPs
HDTV 1920 x 1080
2.027 MPs
UHDTV 2
7680 x 4320
33.18 MPs
8K
8192×4320
35.39 MPs
Wider viewing angle
More immersive
Q1:
Spatial Resolution
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Q1:
Spatial Resolution
50 inch TV
DHD=0.625×3.1=1.937 m
D4K=0.625×1.5=0.937 m
D8k=0.625×0.75=0.468 m
The Lechner Distance chart
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1 foot= 30.48 cm
1m
2m
Q1:
Spatial Resolution
3m
4.5m
Better image and video processing using extra resolution
Motion Blur
Motion Judder
Conventional Frame Rate High Frame Rate
Wider viewing angle
Increased perceived motion
artifacts
Higher frame rates needed
50fps minimum (100fps being vetted)
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Q2:
High Frame Rate (HFR)
– Deeper Colors
– More realistic pictures
– More Colorful
– Rec. 2020 color space covers 75.8%, of CIE 1931 while Rec.
709 covers 35.9%.
Wide Color Space (ITU-R Rec. BT.2020)
Color Space (ITU-R Rec. BT.709)
Q3:
Wide Color Gamut
WCG
Images : Dolby Laboratories
Standard Dynamic Range
High Dynamic Range
(More Vivid, More Detail)
Q4:
High Dynamic Range
Chasing the Human Vision System with HDR
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Q4:
High Dynamic Range
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Q3+Q4:
Wide Color Gamut + High Dynamic Range
SDR
SDR
HDR
HDR+WCG
More vivid, More details
More real, More colorful
12 bits
4096 Levels
10 bits
1024 Levels
8 bits
256 Levels
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– Wide Color Gamut Makes Deeper Colors Available
– With more colours to represent, higher bit sample
rates (10-bit) are critical
Q5:
Quantization (Bit Depth)
Next Gen Audio
WCG
HDR
New EOTF
HFR (> 50 fps)
Screen Size
4K Resolution
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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Added Value Score/ Importance
Source: Ericsson Co. 2015 and Ultra HD Froum
What’s Important in UHD
4H UHDTV
High Frame Rate 120FPS
High Frame Rate 60FPS
HDR
Color Gamut
10-Bit Bit Depth
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Percentage of bit rate incensement
(Reference Bit Rate: HD SDR BT.709 8-Bit,30FPS)
www.atsc.org
Relative Bandwidth Demands of 4K,HDR, WCG, HFR
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Costs in Different Stages
Ericsson White paper
November 2015
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DVB UHD Phases
8 -
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DVB UHD Phases
Resolution, 12bit, HFR, BT.2020, HDR,
4:2:2, 4:4:4, Abject based audio
Resolution, 14bit, Scalability
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NAB 2015, Ikegami SHK-810: 8K Super Hi-Vision Camera System (Single 33 MP Super 35 CMOS sensor)
In Japan, 4K and 8K broadcasting is called “super high-vision”, or SHV.
8K/UHD2
Price: $300/000~$400/000
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8K TV Shipment Forecast
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8K Motivation
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8K Motivation
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8K Motivation
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8K Motivation
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8K Motivation
High Quality Images in Documentary
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8K Motivation
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8K Motivation
CAD/CAM (Computer-Aided Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing)
– Design and digital visualization of 3D car models
– Tests of safety, aerodynamics and ergonomic solutions
– Architecture and urban planning design and visualization of buildings and engineering constructions models
– Tests of ergonomic and functionality as well as strength and safety of constructions
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8K Motivation
– 2016 Rio Olympic Games (The world's first 8K live broadcast)
– 2020 Tokyo Olympics in 8K (NHK)
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8K Motivation
Visualization of scientific processes
– Physics Visualization of research on elementary particles and quantum mechanics
– Biochemistry Particles and chemical reactions visualization, genetics structures visualization
– Meteorology Visualization of complex weather processes as well as disasters (e.g. tornados, earthquakes)
– Astronomy and radio astronomy Presentations of sky maps, stars and planets
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8K Motivation
– The odd channel 17 is being used for the 4K/8K test broadcasting since 2016.
– Channel 7 and 17, will be used for 4K broadcasting by NHK and commercial satellite broadcasting stations in future.
– The even channels will also be used for 4K/8K broadcasting when full service broadcasting starts in 2018.
– Full operation of 8K broadcasting will start in 2018 using channel 14.
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NHK UHD satellite broadcasting
– MMT (MPEG Media Transport) distribution technology is highly compatible with IP networks and currently employed in 8K test
satellite broadcasting.
– An MMT multi-viewing system which can send multiple images to tablets in synchrony with TV broadcasts is exhibited at the NAB
show.
– Augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR) applications are also anticipated.
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Multi-view System with MMT Distribution Technology
– NHK is due to start regular satellite broadcasting service of 4K/8K Super Hi-Vision on December 1st, 2018.
– Transmission System of Mezzanine-compressed 8K over IP (a single 10Gb/s Ethernet cable)
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The First 8K service by NHK in 2018
48Gb/s Quad-Link 12G-SDI 48Gb/s Quad-Link 12G-SDI
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– At IBC 2013, intoPIX launched TICO for utilization as a mezzanine compression format.
– Extremely tiny footprint in FPGA/ASIC fabric.
– Visually lossless using a 2:1 to 4:1 compression ratio, but keeps power and bandwidth at a reasonable budget.
– Bitrates capable for IP transport
– Low-delay suitable for switches, effects, etc. (Latency down to 1 pixel line ensures absolute real-time and instant operation).
TICO Low Light Visually Lossless Compression
Video Services Forum
Studio Video over IP
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TICO Low Light Visually Lossless Compression
container format
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Type Country Transmitter site Covering ERP
DTT
system
Channel
bandwidth
Transmission
mode
Multiplex
capacity
Signal
bit rate
Video encoding
standard
Picture
standard
Audio
Encoding
standard
Center
frequency
8K-UHD Japan
NHK Hitoyoshi
Station Hitoyoshi Area,
Kumamoto
Prefecture
140 W (H)
135 W (V)
ISDB-T
(Integrated
Services Digital
Broadcasting)
6 MHz
32kGI=1/32
4096QAM FEC 3/4
dual-polarized
MIMO
91.8 Mbit/s 91.0 Mbit/s
MPEG-
4AVC/H.264
7680 × 4320p
59.94 frame/s
8 bit/px
MPEG-4
AAC384 kbit/s
671 MHz
(Ch 46 in Japan)
NHK Mizukami
Station
25 W (H)
25 W (V)
671 MHz
(Ch 46 in Japan)
NHK STRL
Building
(NHK Science &
Technology
Research
Laboratories )
Tokyo
93 W (H)
93 W (V)
581 MHz
(Ch 31 in
Japan)
8K-UHD Korea
Technical
Research
Institute
Building
of Korean
Broadcasting
System (KBS)
Yeoeuido, Seoul
10 W (H)
10 W (V)
– 6 MHz
2kGI= 1/16 256QAM
FEC 3/4 dual-
polarized MIMO
50.475 Mbit/
s
(Single band)
50.0 Mbit/s HEVC – –
605 MHz &
623 MHz
(Ch 36 & Ch 39
in Korea)
DTT 8K/UHD2 System in the World
Wikipedia, ITU
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– 35 mm Film Process:
– Expensive
– Slow
– Inflexible
– Manual process for assembling shows
– 4K emulates the resolution of 35mm Film
– The cost of film processing makes 4K attractive
– Film prints get scratched and dirty after only a few plays, 4K D Cinema keep a pristine image at all times.
– TV Broadcasting with Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4 and Q5
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4K Motivation
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4K TV Penetration Forecast
(households)
More that half of broadcaster will deliver UHD content till 2022 41
USA population:
326,506,644 (2018)
AcquisitionandProduction
PostProduction
Contribution
Distribution
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Carrying 4k/UHD1 to Home
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Base Band Bit rate Comparison
1.5
3.0 3.0
12.0
48.0
-
10.0
20.0
30.0
40.0
50.0
60.0
FULL HD
1920× 1080, 50i
FULL HD
1920×1080, 50p
FULL HD
1920×1080, 50p
(HDR+WCG)
4K/UHD1
(HDR+WCG)
8K/UHD2
(HDR+WCG)
1.5Gb/s
3Gb/s 3Gb/s
12Gb/s
48Gb/s
Gb/s
Belden 1855
46m
Belden 1855
52m
Belden 1855
52m
Belden 1855
87m
Belden 1855
46m
Belden 7731
106m
Belden 7731
106m
50% bitrate saving – Direct-to-home
30% bitrate saving – Contribution
50% bitrate saving – Direct-to-home
30% bitrate saving – Contribution
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2020
VVC
2020
(JVET)
50% bitrate saving – Direct-to-home
30% bitrate saving – Contribution
Bandwidth Efficiency Trends
MPEG-2 AVC HEVC
First Released 1994 2003 2013
SD 3 - 5 Mbps 1.8 - 3 Mbps 1 - 1.8 Mbps
HD 10 - 18 Mbps 5 - 9 Mbps 2.5 - 4.5 Mbps
4K UHDTV
(2160p50 10bit)
Not
Available
Not
Available
8 – 15 Mbps (Typ)
15 – 25 Mbps (Higher)
VVC
2020
0.6 - 1.1 Mbps
1.5 - 2.7 Mbps
5 – 9 Mbps (Typ)
9 – 15 Mbps (Higher)
Distribution For Similar Picture Quality
As with all bitrate projections, these ranges are subject to PQ expectations & content complexity
Ericsson 2015(Typ: For typical PQ comparisons, Higher: For higher PQ expectations)
MPEG-2
Video 4:2:2 8b
AVC
4:2:2 10b
HEVC
4:2:2 10b
First Released 1994 2003 2013
HD 35 - 60 Mbps 23 - 40 Mbps 17 - 30 Mbps
4K UHDTV
(2160p50 10bit) N/A
100 - 160 Mbps
(4 ×1080p60)
55 - 100 Mbps
Contribution For Similar Picture Quality
VVC
4:2:2 10b
2020
12 – 22 Mbps
30 - 70 Mbps
As with all bitrate projections, these ranges are subject to PQ expectations & content complexity
Ericsson 2015
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Interlace or Progressive (HD,UHD)?
– Based on video content, Interlaced can decrease or increase video bitrate
Bitrate-PSNR For Interlaced and Progressive video in HEVC
– Interlaced has better result in River and
Beauty video
– Progressive has better result in Sky,
Pedestrian, Old28, Old30
– Old 28 means: video Old with QP = 28
– And Old30 means: video Old with QP = 30
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UHD Interfaces
Single or Quad 12G-SDI (100m)
– SMPTE 2082 12Gb/s Serial Digital Interface - Electrical
– Baseband or Lightly Compressed UHD/4K
Optical 12G SFP
–ST 297 Optical Interface- Electrical
–SFP based
IP (10/40/100G)
– Compressed TS, Mezzanine and baseband UHD/4K
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UHD interfaces
(To Synchronize Video Equipment over an IP Network)
(Seamless Protection Switching of SMPTE ST 2022 IP Datagram)
(Transport of High Bit Rate Media Signals over IP Networks (HBRTM))
Single or Quad 12G-SDI
Baseband or Lightly
Compressed UHD/4K
IP (10/40/100G)
Compressed TS, Mezzanine
and baseband UHD/4K
– SDI challenges will emerge from 40Gb/s and 100Gb/s Ethernet variants with the capacity to handle baseband production signals.
– Broadcasting no longer an independent silo
–Take advantage of evolution speed of Internet
– Broadcast & Broadband as peer delivery mechanisms
–Enables new types of hybrid services
–Ability to seamlessly incorporate niche content
– Enable new business models
–Localized Insertion
– Ads or other content
– Allows revenue model for broadcasters that has been available to cable or IPTV operators
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Benefits of IP transport
The mild compression schemes for editing and long GOP compression may breath life into SDI, especially in12-G variants.
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Type Country
Transmitte
r site
Covering ERP
DTT
system
Channel
bandwidth
Transmission mode
Multiplex
capacity
Signal bit rate
Video
encoding
standard
Picture standard
Audio encoding
standard
Center frequency
4K-UHD Sweden
Stockholm
Nacka
City of
Stockholm
35 kW DVB-T2 8 MHz
32k, extended
mode, GI = 19/256,
256QAM, FEC3/5,
PP4
31.7 Mbit/s 24 Mbit/s HEVC
3840 ×
2160p29.97 frame/s,
8 bit/px
618 MHz (Ch 39 in
Region 1)
4K-UHD
United
Kingdom
Crystal
Palace
Greater
London
(serving over
4.5 million
households)
39.8 kW DVB-T2
8 MHz
32k, extended
mode, GI = 1/128,
256QAM, FEC 2/3,
PP7
40.2 Mbit/s
Variable
(some trials at
35 Mbit/s)
HEVC
Mixture of 3840 ×
2160p, 50 frame/s and
3840 × 2160p,
59.94 frame/s; most of
the trial at 8 bit/px,
some at 10 bit/px
586 MHz (Ch 35 in
Region 1)
4K-UHD Winter Hill
North-west
England,
including
Manchester
and Liverpool
(serving 2.7
million
households)
22.5 kW DVB-T2
602 MHz (Ch 37 in
Region 1)
4K-UHD Black Hill
Central
Scotland,
including
Glasgow and
Edinburgh
(serving 1
million
households)
39 kW DVB-T2
586 MHz (Ch 35 in
Region 1)
4K-UHD
Czech
Republic
Žižkov
Television
Tower
Prague – DVB-T2 8 MHz – – – HEVC 3840 × 2160p –
706 MHz (Ch50 in
Region 1)
4K-UHD Slovakia Kamzík Bratislava 5 kW DVB-T2
32k, 256QAM, FEC
3/4
36 Mbit/s HEVC 3840 × 2160p 184.5 MHz(ch 6)
Wikipedia, ITU
DTT 4K/UHD1 System in the World
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Type Country
Transmitter
site
Covering ERP DTT system
Channel
bandwidth
Transmission
mode
Multiplex
capacity
Signal bit rate
Video
encoding
standard
Picture
standard
Audio
encoding
standard
Center
frequency
4K-UHD Brazil Mt. Sumaré
Parts of Rio de
Janeiro
metropolitan
area
660 W (H)660
W (V)
ISDB-T 8 MHz
32k, extended
mode,GI =
1/128, 64QAM,
FEC5/6, PP7
36.72 Mbit/s 35.0 Mbit/s HEVC
3840 ×
2160p50 frame
/s, 8 bit/px
E-AC-3 5.1
754 MHz(Ch5
6 in Region 1)
4K-UHD
Korea
(Republic of)
Gwanaksan
South
Metropolitan
area,of Seoul
36.7 kW
DVB-T2 6 MHz
32k extended
modeGI = 1/16
PP4 256 QAM
FEC 3/4, 4/5,
5/6
< 35.0 Mbit/s
Variable(some
trials at
25~34 Mbit/s)
HEVC
Main10Level
5.1 Max
28 Mbit/s
3840 ×
2160p60 frame
/s, 8 or
10 bit/px
MPEG-4 AAC-
LCor Dolby
AC-3
Max 5.1Ch
Max 600 kbit/s
or
MPEG-H 3D
Audio[204]
761 MHz (Ch
62 in Korea)
12.9 kW
701 MHz(Ch
52 in Korea)
40.0 kW
707 MHz(Ch
53 in Korea)
Namsan
Central area of
Seoul
2.2 kW
761 MHz (Ch
62 in Korea)
Yongmunsan
West
Metropolitan
area of,Seoul
8.3 kW
707 MHz(Ch
53 in Korea)
4K-UHD France Eiffel Tower City of Paris 1 kW DVB-T2 8 MHz
32k extended
mode, GI =
1/128,
256QAM,FEC2
/3, PP7
40.2 Mbit/s
Two
programmes
carried:one at
22.5 Mbit/s,
one at
17.5 Mbit/s
HEVC
3840 ×
2160p,50 fram
e/s, 8 bit/px
HE-AAC 192
kbit/s
514 MHz(Ch26
in Region 1)
4K-UHD Spain
ETSI Tele-
comunicación
Ciudad
Universitaria
Madrid
125 W DVB-T2 8 MHz
32k, extended
mode, GI =
1/128, 64QAM,
FEC5/6, PP7
36.72 Mbit/s
35 Mbit/s
(other bit rates
also tested)
HEVC
3840 ×
2160p,50 fram
e/s, 8 bit/px
E-AC-3 5.1
754 MHz
(Ch56 in
Region 1)
Wikipedia, ITU
DTT 4K/UHD1 System in the World
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Quantity of
4k/UHD1 Services
DVB-S2, HEVC
17-30 Mb/s)
5 Hispasat
3 Atlantic Bird
25 Eutelsat
19 Hotbird
17 Astra 19°
2 Astra 23°
9 Astra 29°
Quantity of
4k/UHD1 Services
IPTV, HEVC, 24 Mb/s
3 France
Quantity of
4k/UHD1 Services
DVB-C, HEVC,
18-35 Mb/s
1 Belgium
2 Germany
3 United Kingdom
3 France
Quantity of
4k/UHD1 Services
DVB-T2, HEVC,
16-25 Mb/s
1 Spain
2 France
http://digitalbitrate.com/
Delivered
via
Transfer
Function
Frame
Rate
Bit Depth
(bit)
Color Space Audio Codec(s)
Bit rate
(Mbps)
Note
Satellite SDR 30 27
Satellite
HLG or SDR 59.94 10 BT.2020 Audio adds 5Mbps 35
Bitrate works for
sports and HDR
content
Satellite or
IPTV
SDR 50 8 or 10 AC-3 24-30
Satellite or
IPTV
PQ 59.94 10 AC-3, AAC 32
IPTV PQ 50 10 BT.2020 MPEG2, AC-3, DD 25 Sport
Satellite SDR 50 10 BT.709 30-38 Drama, Movie
All the examples in Table are 2160p spatial resolution and use HEVC encoding with 4:2:0 color subsampling.
Resolution Frame Rate Approximately Bit Rate
3840×2160 P60/50 15-20 Mbps
1920×1080 P60/50 5-10 Mbps
720×404 P30/25 < 1 Mbps
Example bitrates that could be used for OTT services
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Example “real world” Bitrates in 2016/2017 for 4K Services
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Price Comparison for Video Equipment of one Studio
$510,000 $538,000 $553,000
$730,000
$2,920,000
$0
$500,000
$1,000,000
$1,500,000
$2,000,000
$2,500,000
$3,000,000
$3,500,000
FULL HD
1920× 1080, 50i
FULL HD
1920×1080, 50p
FULL HD
1920×1080, 50p
(HDR+WCG)
4K/UHD1
(HDR+WCG)
8K/UHD2
(HDR+WCG)
• 4 Studio Cameras
• Lenses
• Pedestals
• Video Mixer
• Router
• MVs
• Recorders/Players
• Digital Glues
• …
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≈32%
UHD1+HDR+WCG
3840×2160, 50p
HD+HDR+WCG
1920×1080, 50p
Omitting Camera and Video Mixer
18%
Using Sony HDC-4300 Camera for both HD and 4K
(Better HD with 4K Sensor)
23%
Omitting Video Mixer
25%
Price Comparison for Video Equipment
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≈ 22%
UHD1+HDR+WCG
3840×2160, 50p
HD+HDR+WCG
1920×1080, 50p
Price Comparison for Video, Audio and Light Equipment
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For-A HVS-2000 2M/E, HD1920×1080, 50p, 32IN/16OUT
Grass Valley KARRERA 2M/E, HD1920×1080, 50p, 32IN/16OUT
SAM KAHUNA 6400 2 M/E, HD1920×1080, 50p, 32IN/16OUT SAM KAHUNA 9600 (2M/E), 4K 3840×2160, 50p, 12G-SDI, 24IN/16OUT
For-A HVS-6000 (2M/E), 4K 3840×2160, 50p, 12G-SDI, 32IN/16OUT
Grass Valley KARRERA, 4K 3840×2160, 50p, Quad-3G-SDI, 32IN/16OUT
Price Comparison for Video Production Switchers
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Sony HDC-1700, HD1920×1080, 50p
Grass Valley LDX 86 worldcam, HD1920×1080, 50p
Ikegami HDK-97A2, HD1920×1080, 50p
Sony HDC-4300, 4K 3840×2160, 50p
Grass Valley LDX-86N worldcam, 4K 3840×2160, 50p
Ikegami UHK-430, 4K 3840×2160, 50p
Price Comparison for Studio Cameras
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≈ 13%
UHD1+HDR+WCG
3840×2160, 50p
HD+HDR+WCG
1920×1080, 50p
SAM KAHUNA or Grass Valley KARRERA
Sony HDC-1700 or Grass Valley LDX 86 worldcamIkegami UHK-430
For-A HVS-6000 (2M/E)
Price Comparison for Video Equipment
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≈0%
Price Comparison for Portable Video Equipment
Sony PXW-Z450 4 3-CMOS
2/3" Sensor XDCAM
Camcorder $25/000
Sony PXW-Z280 3-CMOS
1/2" Sensor XDCAM
Camcorder $7/000
Sony PDW-850 XDCAM HD422
2/3" 3CCD Camcorder 23/000
Sony PMW-300K1 XDCAM HD
Camcorder $7/700
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Price Comparison for Video Equipment
Approximately
400%
Quad 12G-SDI
UHD1+HDR+WCG
3840×2160, 50p
UHD2+HDR+WCG
7680×4320, 50p
Approximately
250%~350%
IP and TICO
UHD1+HDR+WCG
3840×2160, 50p
UHD2+HDR+WCG
7680×4320, 50p
Source Destination Added Value
SD HD Medium
HD UHD Medium
HD UHD+HDR+WCG High
HD HD+HDR+WCG High
HD+HDR+WCG UHD+HDR+WCG
Medium or High (Frequently High)
(According to Program and Display is
variable, QD Display)
SFR HFR
Medium or High
(According to Program is variable)
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Added Value for 4K/UHD, HDR, WCG, HFR
4K/UHD1 Disadvantages
– Less or no advantage in small contribution studios
– Distribution Limitations (at leads 5 years, FVC will help in 2020)
– Extra cost for customers (It can be managed by reducing UHD TV price)
– Extra budget for new studios (Approximately between %13 to %32 according to design)
– Changing traditional trends and upgrading staffs knowledge
– Cultural issues
4K/UHD1 Advantages
– Archiving in 4K
– Considerable advantage in production studios and OBVANs.
– Compatibility with new broadband demands and new displays (QD)
– Avoiding format exchange in new future (At least 15 years)
– Higher picture quality using 4K equipment in HD format
– Better image and video processing using extra resolution
– More contribution in sport events
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HD (1920×1080,50p) or 4K/UHD1 (3840×2160,50p)?
Questions??
Discussion!!
Suggestions!!
Criticism!!
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VIDEO QUALITY ENHANCEMENT IN BROADCAST CHAIN, OPPORTUNITIES & CHALLENGES

  • 2. – Elements of High-Quality Image Production – DVB UHD Phases – 8K/UHD2 Motivations – 8K/UHD2 satellite and DTT broadcasting – 4K/UHD1 Motivations – Carrying 4k/UHD1 to Home – Bandwidth Efficiency Trend – UHD Interfaces – 4K/UHD1 satellite and DTT broadcasting – Price Comparison between HD and UHD – HD or 4K/UHD1 2 OUTLINE
  • 3. Q1 Spatial resolution (HD, UHD) Q2 Temporal resolution (Frame Rate) (HFR) Q3 Dynamic Range (SDR, HDR) Q4 Color Gamut (BT. 709, BT. 2020) Q5 Component Coding (Quantization, Bit Depth) Q6 Compression artifacts . . . Total Quality of Experience (QoE or QoX) = F(Q1, Q2, Q3, … Qn) Not only more pixels, but better pixels 3 Elements of High-Quality Image Production
  • 4. Spatial Resolution (Pixels) HD, FHD, UHD1, UHD2 Temporal Resolution (Frame rate) 24fps, 30fps, 60fps, 120fps … Dynamic Range (Contrast) From 100 nits to HDR Color Space (Gamut) From BT 709 to Rec. 2020 Quantization (Bit Depth) 8 bits, 10 bits, 12 bits … 4 Five Major Elements of High-Quality Image Production
  • 5. UHDTV 1 3840 x 2160 8.3 MPs Digital Cinema 2K 2048 x 1080 2.21 MPs 4K 4096 x 2160 8.84 MPs SD (PAL) 720 x 576 0.414MPs HDTV 720P 1280 x 720 0.922 MPs HDTV 1920 x 1080 2.027 MPs UHDTV 2 7680 x 4320 33.18 MPs 8K 8192×4320 35.39 MPs Wider viewing angle More immersive Q1: Spatial Resolution
  • 6. 6 Q1: Spatial Resolution 50 inch TV DHD=0.625×3.1=1.937 m D4K=0.625×1.5=0.937 m D8k=0.625×0.75=0.468 m
  • 7. The Lechner Distance chart 7 1 foot= 30.48 cm 1m 2m Q1: Spatial Resolution 3m 4.5m Better image and video processing using extra resolution
  • 8. Motion Blur Motion Judder Conventional Frame Rate High Frame Rate Wider viewing angle Increased perceived motion artifacts Higher frame rates needed 50fps minimum (100fps being vetted) 8 Q2: High Frame Rate (HFR)
  • 9. – Deeper Colors – More realistic pictures – More Colorful – Rec. 2020 color space covers 75.8%, of CIE 1931 while Rec. 709 covers 35.9%. Wide Color Space (ITU-R Rec. BT.2020) Color Space (ITU-R Rec. BT.709) Q3: Wide Color Gamut WCG
  • 10. Images : Dolby Laboratories Standard Dynamic Range High Dynamic Range (More Vivid, More Detail) Q4: High Dynamic Range
  • 11. Chasing the Human Vision System with HDR 11 Q4: High Dynamic Range
  • 12. 12 Q3+Q4: Wide Color Gamut + High Dynamic Range SDR SDR HDR HDR+WCG More vivid, More details More real, More colorful
  • 13. 12 bits 4096 Levels 10 bits 1024 Levels 8 bits 256 Levels 13 – Wide Color Gamut Makes Deeper Colors Available – With more colours to represent, higher bit sample rates (10-bit) are critical Q5: Quantization (Bit Depth)
  • 14. Next Gen Audio WCG HDR New EOTF HFR (> 50 fps) Screen Size 4K Resolution 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 14 Added Value Score/ Importance Source: Ericsson Co. 2015 and Ultra HD Froum What’s Important in UHD
  • 15. 4H UHDTV High Frame Rate 120FPS High Frame Rate 60FPS HDR Color Gamut 10-Bit Bit Depth 15 Percentage of bit rate incensement (Reference Bit Rate: HD SDR BT.709 8-Bit,30FPS) www.atsc.org Relative Bandwidth Demands of 4K,HDR, WCG, HFR
  • 16. 16 Costs in Different Stages Ericsson White paper November 2015
  • 18. 8 - 18 DVB UHD Phases Resolution, 12bit, HFR, BT.2020, HDR, 4:2:2, 4:4:4, Abject based audio Resolution, 14bit, Scalability
  • 19. 19
  • 20. 20 NAB 2015, Ikegami SHK-810: 8K Super Hi-Vision Camera System (Single 33 MP Super 35 CMOS sensor) In Japan, 4K and 8K broadcasting is called “super high-vision”, or SHV. 8K/UHD2 Price: $300/000~$400/000
  • 21. 21 8K TV Shipment Forecast
  • 27. High Quality Images in Documentary 27 8K Motivation
  • 29. CAD/CAM (Computer-Aided Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing) – Design and digital visualization of 3D car models – Tests of safety, aerodynamics and ergonomic solutions – Architecture and urban planning design and visualization of buildings and engineering constructions models – Tests of ergonomic and functionality as well as strength and safety of constructions 29 8K Motivation
  • 30. – 2016 Rio Olympic Games (The world's first 8K live broadcast) – 2020 Tokyo Olympics in 8K (NHK) 30 8K Motivation
  • 31. Visualization of scientific processes – Physics Visualization of research on elementary particles and quantum mechanics – Biochemistry Particles and chemical reactions visualization, genetics structures visualization – Meteorology Visualization of complex weather processes as well as disasters (e.g. tornados, earthquakes) – Astronomy and radio astronomy Presentations of sky maps, stars and planets 31 8K Motivation
  • 32. – The odd channel 17 is being used for the 4K/8K test broadcasting since 2016. – Channel 7 and 17, will be used for 4K broadcasting by NHK and commercial satellite broadcasting stations in future. – The even channels will also be used for 4K/8K broadcasting when full service broadcasting starts in 2018. – Full operation of 8K broadcasting will start in 2018 using channel 14. 32 NHK UHD satellite broadcasting
  • 33. – MMT (MPEG Media Transport) distribution technology is highly compatible with IP networks and currently employed in 8K test satellite broadcasting. – An MMT multi-viewing system which can send multiple images to tablets in synchrony with TV broadcasts is exhibited at the NAB show. – Augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR) applications are also anticipated. 33 Multi-view System with MMT Distribution Technology
  • 34. – NHK is due to start regular satellite broadcasting service of 4K/8K Super Hi-Vision on December 1st, 2018. – Transmission System of Mezzanine-compressed 8K over IP (a single 10Gb/s Ethernet cable) 34 The First 8K service by NHK in 2018 48Gb/s Quad-Link 12G-SDI 48Gb/s Quad-Link 12G-SDI
  • 35. 35 – At IBC 2013, intoPIX launched TICO for utilization as a mezzanine compression format. – Extremely tiny footprint in FPGA/ASIC fabric. – Visually lossless using a 2:1 to 4:1 compression ratio, but keeps power and bandwidth at a reasonable budget. – Bitrates capable for IP transport – Low-delay suitable for switches, effects, etc. (Latency down to 1 pixel line ensures absolute real-time and instant operation). TICO Low Light Visually Lossless Compression Video Services Forum Studio Video over IP
  • 36. 36 TICO Low Light Visually Lossless Compression container format
  • 37. 37 Type Country Transmitter site Covering ERP DTT system Channel bandwidth Transmission mode Multiplex capacity Signal bit rate Video encoding standard Picture standard Audio Encoding standard Center frequency 8K-UHD Japan NHK Hitoyoshi Station Hitoyoshi Area, Kumamoto Prefecture 140 W (H) 135 W (V) ISDB-T (Integrated Services Digital Broadcasting) 6 MHz 32kGI=1/32 4096QAM FEC 3/4 dual-polarized MIMO 91.8 Mbit/s 91.0 Mbit/s MPEG- 4AVC/H.264 7680 × 4320p 59.94 frame/s 8 bit/px MPEG-4 AAC384 kbit/s 671 MHz (Ch 46 in Japan) NHK Mizukami Station 25 W (H) 25 W (V) 671 MHz (Ch 46 in Japan) NHK STRL Building (NHK Science & Technology Research Laboratories ) Tokyo 93 W (H) 93 W (V) 581 MHz (Ch 31 in Japan) 8K-UHD Korea Technical Research Institute Building of Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) Yeoeuido, Seoul 10 W (H) 10 W (V) – 6 MHz 2kGI= 1/16 256QAM FEC 3/4 dual- polarized MIMO 50.475 Mbit/ s (Single band) 50.0 Mbit/s HEVC – – 605 MHz & 623 MHz (Ch 36 & Ch 39 in Korea) DTT 8K/UHD2 System in the World Wikipedia, ITU
  • 38. 38
  • 39. – 35 mm Film Process: – Expensive – Slow – Inflexible – Manual process for assembling shows – 4K emulates the resolution of 35mm Film – The cost of film processing makes 4K attractive – Film prints get scratched and dirty after only a few plays, 4K D Cinema keep a pristine image at all times. – TV Broadcasting with Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4 and Q5 39 4K Motivation
  • 40. 40 4K TV Penetration Forecast (households)
  • 41. More that half of broadcaster will deliver UHD content till 2022 41 USA population: 326,506,644 (2018)
  • 43. 43 Base Band Bit rate Comparison 1.5 3.0 3.0 12.0 48.0 - 10.0 20.0 30.0 40.0 50.0 60.0 FULL HD 1920× 1080, 50i FULL HD 1920×1080, 50p FULL HD 1920×1080, 50p (HDR+WCG) 4K/UHD1 (HDR+WCG) 8K/UHD2 (HDR+WCG) 1.5Gb/s 3Gb/s 3Gb/s 12Gb/s 48Gb/s Gb/s Belden 1855 46m Belden 1855 52m Belden 1855 52m Belden 1855 87m Belden 1855 46m Belden 7731 106m Belden 7731 106m
  • 44. 50% bitrate saving – Direct-to-home 30% bitrate saving – Contribution 50% bitrate saving – Direct-to-home 30% bitrate saving – Contribution 44 2020 VVC 2020 (JVET) 50% bitrate saving – Direct-to-home 30% bitrate saving – Contribution Bandwidth Efficiency Trends
  • 45. MPEG-2 AVC HEVC First Released 1994 2003 2013 SD 3 - 5 Mbps 1.8 - 3 Mbps 1 - 1.8 Mbps HD 10 - 18 Mbps 5 - 9 Mbps 2.5 - 4.5 Mbps 4K UHDTV (2160p50 10bit) Not Available Not Available 8 – 15 Mbps (Typ) 15 – 25 Mbps (Higher) VVC 2020 0.6 - 1.1 Mbps 1.5 - 2.7 Mbps 5 – 9 Mbps (Typ) 9 – 15 Mbps (Higher) Distribution For Similar Picture Quality As with all bitrate projections, these ranges are subject to PQ expectations & content complexity Ericsson 2015(Typ: For typical PQ comparisons, Higher: For higher PQ expectations)
  • 46. MPEG-2 Video 4:2:2 8b AVC 4:2:2 10b HEVC 4:2:2 10b First Released 1994 2003 2013 HD 35 - 60 Mbps 23 - 40 Mbps 17 - 30 Mbps 4K UHDTV (2160p50 10bit) N/A 100 - 160 Mbps (4 ×1080p60) 55 - 100 Mbps Contribution For Similar Picture Quality VVC 4:2:2 10b 2020 12 – 22 Mbps 30 - 70 Mbps As with all bitrate projections, these ranges are subject to PQ expectations & content complexity Ericsson 2015
  • 47. 47 Interlace or Progressive (HD,UHD)? – Based on video content, Interlaced can decrease or increase video bitrate Bitrate-PSNR For Interlaced and Progressive video in HEVC – Interlaced has better result in River and Beauty video – Progressive has better result in Sky, Pedestrian, Old28, Old30 – Old 28 means: video Old with QP = 28 – And Old30 means: video Old with QP = 30
  • 48. 48 UHD Interfaces Single or Quad 12G-SDI (100m) – SMPTE 2082 12Gb/s Serial Digital Interface - Electrical – Baseband or Lightly Compressed UHD/4K Optical 12G SFP –ST 297 Optical Interface- Electrical –SFP based IP (10/40/100G) – Compressed TS, Mezzanine and baseband UHD/4K
  • 49. 49 UHD interfaces (To Synchronize Video Equipment over an IP Network) (Seamless Protection Switching of SMPTE ST 2022 IP Datagram) (Transport of High Bit Rate Media Signals over IP Networks (HBRTM)) Single or Quad 12G-SDI Baseband or Lightly Compressed UHD/4K IP (10/40/100G) Compressed TS, Mezzanine and baseband UHD/4K
  • 50. – SDI challenges will emerge from 40Gb/s and 100Gb/s Ethernet variants with the capacity to handle baseband production signals. – Broadcasting no longer an independent silo –Take advantage of evolution speed of Internet – Broadcast & Broadband as peer delivery mechanisms –Enables new types of hybrid services –Ability to seamlessly incorporate niche content – Enable new business models –Localized Insertion – Ads or other content – Allows revenue model for broadcasters that has been available to cable or IPTV operators 50www.atsc.org Benefits of IP transport The mild compression schemes for editing and long GOP compression may breath life into SDI, especially in12-G variants.
  • 51. 51 Type Country Transmitte r site Covering ERP DTT system Channel bandwidth Transmission mode Multiplex capacity Signal bit rate Video encoding standard Picture standard Audio encoding standard Center frequency 4K-UHD Sweden Stockholm Nacka City of Stockholm 35 kW DVB-T2 8 MHz 32k, extended mode, GI = 19/256, 256QAM, FEC3/5, PP4 31.7 Mbit/s 24 Mbit/s HEVC 3840 × 2160p29.97 frame/s, 8 bit/px 618 MHz (Ch 39 in Region 1) 4K-UHD United Kingdom Crystal Palace Greater London (serving over 4.5 million households) 39.8 kW DVB-T2 8 MHz 32k, extended mode, GI = 1/128, 256QAM, FEC 2/3, PP7 40.2 Mbit/s Variable (some trials at 35 Mbit/s) HEVC Mixture of 3840 × 2160p, 50 frame/s and 3840 × 2160p, 59.94 frame/s; most of the trial at 8 bit/px, some at 10 bit/px 586 MHz (Ch 35 in Region 1) 4K-UHD Winter Hill North-west England, including Manchester and Liverpool (serving 2.7 million households) 22.5 kW DVB-T2 602 MHz (Ch 37 in Region 1) 4K-UHD Black Hill Central Scotland, including Glasgow and Edinburgh (serving 1 million households) 39 kW DVB-T2 586 MHz (Ch 35 in Region 1) 4K-UHD Czech Republic Žižkov Television Tower Prague – DVB-T2 8 MHz – – – HEVC 3840 × 2160p – 706 MHz (Ch50 in Region 1) 4K-UHD Slovakia Kamzík Bratislava 5 kW DVB-T2 32k, 256QAM, FEC 3/4 36 Mbit/s HEVC 3840 × 2160p 184.5 MHz(ch 6) Wikipedia, ITU DTT 4K/UHD1 System in the World
  • 52. 52 Type Country Transmitter site Covering ERP DTT system Channel bandwidth Transmission mode Multiplex capacity Signal bit rate Video encoding standard Picture standard Audio encoding standard Center frequency 4K-UHD Brazil Mt. Sumaré Parts of Rio de Janeiro metropolitan area 660 W (H)660 W (V) ISDB-T 8 MHz 32k, extended mode,GI = 1/128, 64QAM, FEC5/6, PP7 36.72 Mbit/s 35.0 Mbit/s HEVC 3840 × 2160p50 frame /s, 8 bit/px E-AC-3 5.1 754 MHz(Ch5 6 in Region 1) 4K-UHD Korea (Republic of) Gwanaksan South Metropolitan area,of Seoul 36.7 kW DVB-T2 6 MHz 32k extended modeGI = 1/16 PP4 256 QAM FEC 3/4, 4/5, 5/6 < 35.0 Mbit/s Variable(some trials at 25~34 Mbit/s) HEVC Main10Level 5.1 Max 28 Mbit/s 3840 × 2160p60 frame /s, 8 or 10 bit/px MPEG-4 AAC- LCor Dolby AC-3 Max 5.1Ch Max 600 kbit/s or MPEG-H 3D Audio[204] 761 MHz (Ch 62 in Korea) 12.9 kW 701 MHz(Ch 52 in Korea) 40.0 kW 707 MHz(Ch 53 in Korea) Namsan Central area of Seoul 2.2 kW 761 MHz (Ch 62 in Korea) Yongmunsan West Metropolitan area of,Seoul 8.3 kW 707 MHz(Ch 53 in Korea) 4K-UHD France Eiffel Tower City of Paris 1 kW DVB-T2 8 MHz 32k extended mode, GI = 1/128, 256QAM,FEC2 /3, PP7 40.2 Mbit/s Two programmes carried:one at 22.5 Mbit/s, one at 17.5 Mbit/s HEVC 3840 × 2160p,50 fram e/s, 8 bit/px HE-AAC 192 kbit/s 514 MHz(Ch26 in Region 1) 4K-UHD Spain ETSI Tele- comunicación Ciudad Universitaria Madrid 125 W DVB-T2 8 MHz 32k, extended mode, GI = 1/128, 64QAM, FEC5/6, PP7 36.72 Mbit/s 35 Mbit/s (other bit rates also tested) HEVC 3840 × 2160p,50 fram e/s, 8 bit/px E-AC-3 5.1 754 MHz (Ch56 in Region 1) Wikipedia, ITU DTT 4K/UHD1 System in the World
  • 53. 53 Quantity of 4k/UHD1 Services DVB-S2, HEVC 17-30 Mb/s) 5 Hispasat 3 Atlantic Bird 25 Eutelsat 19 Hotbird 17 Astra 19° 2 Astra 23° 9 Astra 29° Quantity of 4k/UHD1 Services IPTV, HEVC, 24 Mb/s 3 France Quantity of 4k/UHD1 Services DVB-C, HEVC, 18-35 Mb/s 1 Belgium 2 Germany 3 United Kingdom 3 France Quantity of 4k/UHD1 Services DVB-T2, HEVC, 16-25 Mb/s 1 Spain 2 France http://digitalbitrate.com/
  • 54. Delivered via Transfer Function Frame Rate Bit Depth (bit) Color Space Audio Codec(s) Bit rate (Mbps) Note Satellite SDR 30 27 Satellite HLG or SDR 59.94 10 BT.2020 Audio adds 5Mbps 35 Bitrate works for sports and HDR content Satellite or IPTV SDR 50 8 or 10 AC-3 24-30 Satellite or IPTV PQ 59.94 10 AC-3, AAC 32 IPTV PQ 50 10 BT.2020 MPEG2, AC-3, DD 25 Sport Satellite SDR 50 10 BT.709 30-38 Drama, Movie All the examples in Table are 2160p spatial resolution and use HEVC encoding with 4:2:0 color subsampling. Resolution Frame Rate Approximately Bit Rate 3840×2160 P60/50 15-20 Mbps 1920×1080 P60/50 5-10 Mbps 720×404 P30/25 < 1 Mbps Example bitrates that could be used for OTT services 54 Example “real world” Bitrates in 2016/2017 for 4K Services
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  • 56. 56 Price Comparison for Video Equipment of one Studio $510,000 $538,000 $553,000 $730,000 $2,920,000 $0 $500,000 $1,000,000 $1,500,000 $2,000,000 $2,500,000 $3,000,000 $3,500,000 FULL HD 1920× 1080, 50i FULL HD 1920×1080, 50p FULL HD 1920×1080, 50p (HDR+WCG) 4K/UHD1 (HDR+WCG) 8K/UHD2 (HDR+WCG) • 4 Studio Cameras • Lenses • Pedestals • Video Mixer • Router • MVs • Recorders/Players • Digital Glues • …
  • 57. 57 ≈32% UHD1+HDR+WCG 3840×2160, 50p HD+HDR+WCG 1920×1080, 50p Omitting Camera and Video Mixer 18% Using Sony HDC-4300 Camera for both HD and 4K (Better HD with 4K Sensor) 23% Omitting Video Mixer 25% Price Comparison for Video Equipment
  • 58. 58 ≈ 22% UHD1+HDR+WCG 3840×2160, 50p HD+HDR+WCG 1920×1080, 50p Price Comparison for Video, Audio and Light Equipment
  • 59. 59 For-A HVS-2000 2M/E, HD1920×1080, 50p, 32IN/16OUT Grass Valley KARRERA 2M/E, HD1920×1080, 50p, 32IN/16OUT SAM KAHUNA 6400 2 M/E, HD1920×1080, 50p, 32IN/16OUT SAM KAHUNA 9600 (2M/E), 4K 3840×2160, 50p, 12G-SDI, 24IN/16OUT For-A HVS-6000 (2M/E), 4K 3840×2160, 50p, 12G-SDI, 32IN/16OUT Grass Valley KARRERA, 4K 3840×2160, 50p, Quad-3G-SDI, 32IN/16OUT Price Comparison for Video Production Switchers
  • 60. 60 Sony HDC-1700, HD1920×1080, 50p Grass Valley LDX 86 worldcam, HD1920×1080, 50p Ikegami HDK-97A2, HD1920×1080, 50p Sony HDC-4300, 4K 3840×2160, 50p Grass Valley LDX-86N worldcam, 4K 3840×2160, 50p Ikegami UHK-430, 4K 3840×2160, 50p Price Comparison for Studio Cameras
  • 61. 61 ≈ 13% UHD1+HDR+WCG 3840×2160, 50p HD+HDR+WCG 1920×1080, 50p SAM KAHUNA or Grass Valley KARRERA Sony HDC-1700 or Grass Valley LDX 86 worldcamIkegami UHK-430 For-A HVS-6000 (2M/E) Price Comparison for Video Equipment
  • 62. 62 ≈0% Price Comparison for Portable Video Equipment Sony PXW-Z450 4 3-CMOS 2/3" Sensor XDCAM Camcorder $25/000 Sony PXW-Z280 3-CMOS 1/2" Sensor XDCAM Camcorder $7/000 Sony PDW-850 XDCAM HD422 2/3" 3CCD Camcorder 23/000 Sony PMW-300K1 XDCAM HD Camcorder $7/700
  • 63. 63 Price Comparison for Video Equipment Approximately 400% Quad 12G-SDI UHD1+HDR+WCG 3840×2160, 50p UHD2+HDR+WCG 7680×4320, 50p Approximately 250%~350% IP and TICO UHD1+HDR+WCG 3840×2160, 50p UHD2+HDR+WCG 7680×4320, 50p
  • 64. Source Destination Added Value SD HD Medium HD UHD Medium HD UHD+HDR+WCG High HD HD+HDR+WCG High HD+HDR+WCG UHD+HDR+WCG Medium or High (Frequently High) (According to Program and Display is variable, QD Display) SFR HFR Medium or High (According to Program is variable) 64 Added Value for 4K/UHD, HDR, WCG, HFR
  • 65. 4K/UHD1 Disadvantages – Less or no advantage in small contribution studios – Distribution Limitations (at leads 5 years, FVC will help in 2020) – Extra cost for customers (It can be managed by reducing UHD TV price) – Extra budget for new studios (Approximately between %13 to %32 according to design) – Changing traditional trends and upgrading staffs knowledge – Cultural issues 4K/UHD1 Advantages – Archiving in 4K – Considerable advantage in production studios and OBVANs. – Compatibility with new broadband demands and new displays (QD) – Avoiding format exchange in new future (At least 15 years) – Higher picture quality using 4K equipment in HD format – Better image and video processing using extra resolution – More contribution in sport events 65 HD (1920×1080,50p) or 4K/UHD1 (3840×2160,50p)?

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  1. Draw a line up from your screen size and across from the viewing distance. The intersection point will indicate how much resolution you will be able to perceive from that viewing distance. For example, a 42” screen at 10’ (approximately 3× screen height), the typical viewing distance for HD, you would get some benefit from 720P but would not be able to see the full quality of 720P. To get the full benefit of 720P you’d have to move the seat closer, to about 8’ from the screen. For the full benefit of 1080P, you’d need to be an uncomfortably close 5’ from the screen.
  2. As mentioned here, 8K-UHD-2 has many distinct characteristics not available in traditional 2K broadcasting, including 4K and 8K resolution, a wide color gamut, high dynamic range, 10- and 12- bit-depth, high frame frequency, and 22.2 multichannel sounds. Therefore, the viewer may feel a highly realistic sensation, as if he or she was on the spot, or as if the object on screen was really there.
  3. Telemedicine (Educational purposes , Transmissions during symposiums and conferences)
  4. Security and monitoring (Face recognition at airports, train stations and stadiums Many details on single 8K frame (Useful for and others security units)
  5. BSAT-4a A transponder for even channels with left handed circularly polarized waves A transponder for conventional odd channels with right-handed circularly polarized waves. These are the channels assigned for satellite broadcasting. Currently, odd channels with right-handed circularly polarized waves are used for satellite broadcasting in Japan, and channel 17 is being used for the 8K test broadcasting since 2016. In preparation for the full service 4K8K broadcasting scheduled to start in Dec. 2018, existing channels using right-handed circularly polarized waves will be reallocated and bandwidth for 2K broadcasting will be compressed to free channel 7. Channel 7, together with channel 17, will be used for 4K broadcasting by NHK and commercial satellite broadcasting stations. At the last Octobre, Broadcasting Satellite System Corporation (B-SAT) , a Japanese broadcast satellite operator, successfully launched a new broadcasting satellite called BSAT-4a. BSAT-4a is equipped with a transponder for even channels with lefthanded circularly polarized waves, in addition to a transponder for conventional odd channels with right-handed circularly polarized waves, These even channels will also be used for 4Kand 8K broadcasting when full service broadcasting starts in 2018. For 8K broadcasting, channel 14 will be used.
  6. The New Transmission System of Mezzanine-compressed 8K over IP NHK has developed a system for sending 8K video, audio and other program materials by a single Ethernet cable using IP signals. This transmission can be used for 8K program production by connecting the venue and broadcast stations by IP network. To transmit 8K program materials over long distances, such as between Tokyo and Osaka, it has been necessary for 8K signals to compress from the 40 gigabits per second to several hundred megabits per second. The high compression rate causes deterioration to the image quality during program production and the compression and decryption processes also take several seconds, making the system unsuitable for live broadcasting. The newly developed system has been designed for use on commercially available and diffused IP networks of 10 gigabits per second. The 8K video signals are transmitted after they are compressed to about 8 gigabits per second and packetized for IP. The processing times for compression and decryption are also extremely short at only several tens of microsecond. The relayed images retain their ultrahigh resolution and can be transmitted with low delay. Converting the transmission into IP signals also makes it possible to send different types of signal, including internal communication signals as well as 8K video and audio, over the single IP circuit. Further, these signals can be sent in both directions between the broadcast station and venue for flexible 8K program production.
  7. This group (SVIP = Define and research requirements for Studio Video over IP without SDI encapsulation) was formed on April 17, 2014. This activity group issued a Technical Recommendation (TR-03) on October 19, 2015 entitled "Transport of Uncompressed Elementary Stream Media over IP". This Technical Recommendation differs from current practices that bind video, audio, and ancillary data into the Serial Digital Interface (SDI) multiplex before encapsulation in IP, and instead provides for the carriage of video, audio, and ancillary data as separate elementary streams that can be individually forwarded through a network.
  8. اشتهای امريکاييها به داشتن تلويزوين صفحه بزرگ دليل رشد تلويزيون UHD در اين کشور است. بيش ار ۸۰ در صد تلويزيون های فروخته شده در امريکا در سال ۲۰۱۵ دارای صفحه بزرگتر از ۵۰ اينچ بوده اند. گرچه بنظر ميرسد فروش رو بافول باشد، با اين حال پيش بينی ميشود تا سال ۲۰۲۰ بيش از ۵۰ در صد فروش گيرنده ها از نوع UHD باشد. گرچه تعداد صاحبان تلويزيون های UHD در امريکا بيش از همه جای دنيا است، ولی جديدا چين با واردات ۲۵ درصدی اين نوع تلويزيون از شرکت های TCL و Skyworth بالاترين گيرنده ها خواهد داشت. در اروپای غربی تعداد اين نوع گيرنده در سال ۲۰۱۵ رشد زيادی داشته و ببالای ۵ ميليون در اين سال رسيد. کشور های انگليس و آلمان هر يک ۱ ميليون گيرنده داشته اند، که بعد از امريکا و چين در جايگاه سوم و چهارم قرار دارند.
  9. Mezzanine Compression Applying modest levels of compression in the range 2:1 to 20:1 (depending on image format and interface bandwidth requirements), would provide sufficient bandwidth reduction to accommodate the transport of high bandwidth production image formats over the existing 3GSDI infrastructure. The concept of employing mezzanine compression to achieve real time streaming media bandwidth reduction is not new. SMPTE RP 2047-1 VC-2 Mezzanine Level Compression of 1080P High Definition Video Sources was specifically designed to allow the transport of 1080p50/60 image formats with a nominal payload of 3Gbit/Sec over a SMPTE ST 292-1 1.5Gbit/Sec SDI interface for example. In 2009, the Fraunhofer Institute and Gennum corporation presented a paper; “JPEG 2000 Mezzanine Compression for Real Time Digital Cinema”, at IBC. This paper proposed the use of JPEG 2000 to facilitate the transport of 2K and 4K D-Cinema and 4K and 8K UHDTV over the existing 3G-SDI infrastructures. This paper describes a complete system from DCinema/ UHDTV source to 3G-SDI including the details of transporting the JPEG 2000 compressed byte stream within 3G-SDI, using a novel and efficient packing and encapsulation method that consumes only a fraction of the overhead used by current schemes. Many other codec’s could also be applicable to this application such as J2K, .H.264, HEVC AVC Ultra etc. Two compression codec’s currently in revision or in development in the TC10E Essence Committee of SMPTE could be considered as suitable candidates for such a mezzanine compression application. • ST 2042-1:2012 VC-2 Video Compression has recently been revised to add support for 4:4:4 processing and higher bit depth images. This standard already supports 2K, 4K and 8K image format resolution at frame rates up to and including p50/60. • Proposed ST 2073-1 VC-5 (CineForm codec) is currently under development. This codec is unrestricted in terms of bit depth, sampling, frame rate and image format and so could also be considered as an applicable candidate. Additional standardization work to define a specific profile and bit stream that can be mapped to the SDI interface would be required to ensure interoperability. To ensure general acceptance within the industry, any such mezzanine compression scheme would need to provide a low-latency low-loss profile and demonstrate excellent multi-pass performance. At time of writing, no specific proposals have been made to standardize a mezzanine compression system for this particular application