03-25-2017, 09:27 AM
More good news: https://hdguru.com/manufacturers-cue-up-...y-players/
Quote:The first such players rolled out just one year ago, and in the months since resulted in the shipment of some 300,000 Ultra HD Blu-ray models, which the Blu-ray Disc Association has estimated to be three times the rate of standard Blu-ray players at comparable points in their respective market roll outs.
At the end of 2016, 110 titles were available and nearly 20 million software units had sold. The BDA forecasts some 250 Ultra HD Blu-ray titles will be released in 2017 from leading studios including Sony Pictures, Warner Bros, Twentieth Century Fox, Lionsgate and Universal.
Meanwhile, the first Ultra HD Blu-ray titles supporting both the mandatory HDR10 and the voluntary Dolby Vision HDR formats are slated to begin rolling out this year from studios including: Universal, Warner Bros. and Lions Gate. Dolby said it is working with others as well. Additional companies have added Dolby Vision HDR support in televisions this year including: Sony, LeEco, Philips, TCL and Hisense, joining Vizio and LG, which started support for the format more than a year earlier.