4K: DVB-S2X and requirement for new satellite tuner
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part of 4K series
Newest 4K TVs support HEVC and HDMI 2.0, but they still come with usual DVB-S2 satellite tuners, same as all tuners that you can find on market.
New standard for 4K satellite transmission will require new hardware.
Whole point of new thing is to make modulation more complex and add more advanced recovery information.
In other words - satellite operators and owners want to get as much as they can from their old ill horse.
At your expense, of course.As usual they claim unrealistic gains.
And tell fairy tales how they will transmit channels using high bitrates (never happens usually).
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