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NHK To Demonstrate 8K Super Hi-Vision Sattelite Broadcasting

NHK To Demonstrate 8K Super Hi-Vision Sattelite Broadcasting

Enterprise & IT May 20,2015 0

Japan's public broadcaster NHK will offer the world?s first public presentation of the 8K satellite broadcasting during this year's NHK Science & Technology Research Laboratories Open House event. During the event, which will be held May 28 to 31, 8K signals will be transmitted from the NHK Broadcasting Center in Shibuya via a broadcasting satellite currently used for BS satellite broadcasts. The signal will be received in 8K at the venue of the STRL Open House. STRL, is responsible for technical research at NHK.

The video will be encoded using HEVC (High Efficiency Coding)/H.265) encoders that will compress 72Gbps 8K signals to 85Mbps for easy transmission. Decoding will be done in real-time.

The system uses an MMT (MPEG Media Transport) digital container standard to transmit multiple channels. Coding and decoding of 22.2-multi channel audio will be performed using the MPEG-4 AAC (Advanced Audio Coding) standard. Video and audio will be modulated using the 16APSK (Amplitude and Phase Shift Keying - transmission of 4 bits of information through the use of 16 amplitudes and phase shifts) scheme and will be transmitted at roughly 100Mbps.

The Japanese broadcaster anticipates to start actual testing of 8K broadcasts in 2016.

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