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- | Here we can see that the 4K license is in fact the 4 x <color green> | + | Here we can see that the 4K license is in fact the 4 x <color green> |
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+ | ==== HEVC 4K Upgrade ==== | ||
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+ | If however a customer purchased a HEVC card without 4K capability, say they only wanted one or two HD, then they upgraded to 4K, you might see the following Licenses. | ||
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+ | Some early demo units show a mixuture, as below. The fact that you can see <color red> | ||
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