NASA UHD-HDR Available on Roku Ultra

[Bobby]

There is now a NASA UHD-HDR channel available on the Roku Ultra. It looks absolutely spectacular!

NASA UHD channel blasts off on Roku | Programming | News | Rapid TV News

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[navychop]

Hmmm. Now I may have to replace my Roku Premier with an Ultra?!!!

Any other free UHD available via Roku?


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[navychop]

Then again, maybe I should see if my Sony will pick it up directly.


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[Bobby]

Hmmm. Now I may have to replace my Roku Premier with an Ultra?!!!

Any other free UHD available via Roku?


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I think your Premier will get the 4K just fine, just no HDR. If you have the Premier+ or the Ultra you get the HDR. You can try to add the channel and see what you get.

 

[navychop]

I think it's a +. Gotta check.

But first let me see what the TV will pick up.




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[navychop]

Well, it's actually the Sony BD player. Found NASA first 4K "live" from space. So far, not impressed.

But there does seem to be a wide selection in Amazon Prime. Free, even.


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[navychop]

The Red Sea looks pretty good.


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[Bobby]

Well, it's actually the Sony BD player. Found NASA first 4K "live" from space. So far, not impressed.

But there does seem to be a wide selection in Amazon Prime. Free, even.


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That is not the same thing as this channel.

 

[harshness]

There is now a NASA UHD-HDR channel available on the Roku Ultra.

Is it really a channel or still just a semi-random collection of clips as it was at launch?

 

[Bobby]

It would appear to be clips. I doubt that they would want anything live. Whatever it is I like it.

 

[Bobby]

Looking a little further, they have the ability to go live.

 

[harshness]

Whatever it is I like it.

There's no doubt that it is cool and the non-linear thing works well for streamers but I was hoping that there was something that could be marketed as a real TV channel to try to save UHD from obscurity.