BCCI Approves Jio: Now All IPL 2023 Matches will be Streamed in 4K Video

BCCI Approves Jio: Now all IPL 2023 matches will be streamed in 4K video. Players have been auctioned for IPL 2023 (IPL 2023).

Jio-led Sports 18 to get 4K

At the same time, BCCI has approved Jio to provide the best facilities to its viewers. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has approved Jio-led Sports 18 to broadcast IPL 2023 matches in 4K (IPL 4K) video (IPL 2023 4K Streaming).

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It is believed that high-definition video with 4K resolution is much better than even 1080p HD video.

Hotstar, the official digital partner of IPL:-

In such a situation, now the fans will be able to watch the matches of IPL in a better way. Till the year 2022, the official digital partner of IPL Hotstar used to telecast the matches in HD.

But now it is expected that soon an official announcement will be made regarding the Jio 4K resolution feature.

E4M reports that Jio claimed to broadcast FIFA matches in 4K, but it may not happen in the end.

A senior media planner said, “FIFA was a learning experience for Jio. Over the past two months, they have continuously worked on upgrading the technical front, and look forward to providing a high-quality experience during the IPL.”

Jio will stream IPL 2023 in 16 to 17 languages:-

This time IPL will be streamed in 16 to 17 languages in India. Which includes more languages including Bengali, Tamil, Telugu and Odia.

Now in such a situation, people living in different states of India will not have any complaint about the language while watching the matches of IPL and the fans will be able to enjoy the matches of this tournament fiercely.

Recently, Sports confirmed its decision to stream IPL matches for free on the Jio app.

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Which is expected to prove to be a game-changer for IPL this season. The broadcaster said it planned to reach more than 500 million viewers.