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<blockquote data-quote="solly" data-source="post: 1085644" data-attributes="member: 179410">The Ultra HD transmitter &quot;Travelxp 4K&quot; will cease broadcasting via Astra satellite on 1 April 2020. The transmitter was one of the first programs to be received in 4K quality with HDR (High Dynamic Range). This also means that hd+ services will be reduced by one channel from the beginning of April. Especially in these times you could take a look into foreign countries and cultures with travelxp 4K. The station offered documentaries and series formats on the subject of travel, backpacking, cuisine and lifestyle. Viewers were able to be kidnapped in more than 40 countries, explore their culture in the best 4K/HDR (HLG) image quality. If you receive your TV program via satellite and also have an active HD+ subscription, you should take a look at travelxp 4K in the next few days. However, we also understand if you're busy with The Disney+ offering, which starts on March 24, 2020.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="solly, post: 1085644, member: 179410"] The Ultra HD transmitter "Travelxp 4K" will cease broadcasting via Astra satellite on 1 April 2020. The transmitter was one of the first programs to be received in 4K quality with HDR (High Dynamic Range). This also means that hd+ services will be reduced by one channel from the beginning of April. Especially in these times you could take a look into foreign countries and cultures with travelxp 4K. The station offered documentaries and series formats on the subject of travel, backpacking, cuisine and lifestyle. Viewers were able to be kidnapped in more than 40 countries, explore their culture in the best 4K/HDR (HLG) image quality. If you receive your TV program via satellite and also have an active HD+ subscription, you should take a look at travelxp 4K in the next few days. However, we also understand if you're busy with The Disney+ offering, which starts on March 24, 2020. [/QUOTE]

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