Rai 4K
Rai 4K is the first Italian 24/7 all-4K TV channel, edited by Rai and broadcasting on Tivùsat in free-to-view mode. It broadcasts Rai's 4K products, sometimes using HDR HLG too. In special cases or during sports events for which Rai owns the rights for transmitting in 4K, it simulcasts the channel where the event is on air.
History
The first event being transmitted by the channel was the football match Poland-Portugal, during European Football Championship 2016, live on 30 June 2016. During the following days, it transmitted all remaining football matches.
From 2016 to 15 July 2019 it went on air only for special events, for example Easter and Christmas mass or important football matches.
On 15 July it began transmitting 24/7 with 4K Rai products filmed in UHD.
Euro 2020 will be broadcast on this channel in 4K.[1]
Channel
It can be found on Tivùsat LCN 210 and viewed from 4K DVB-S2 HEVC devices.
Sometimes it's accessible (on 4K devices connected to the Internet) from HbbTV application "Telecomando", available on Rai terrestrial digital multiplexes.
Rai 4K is also available in Turin, but in a DVB-T2 test mode, and so with a different programming than the satellite and HbbTV versions.
References
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