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Posted by Richard Crowley on 10/05/11 11:46
"Specs" <No.Spam@Thanks.com> wrote in message
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> "Richard Crowley" <rcrowley@xpr7t.net> wrote in message
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>> "Rick Merrill" wrote ...
>> > And you can't make bacon out of a silk purse! The amount of quality
>> > that
>> > is useful over NTSC is highly limited by the transmission and TV
>> > characteristics regardless of their precision (a.k.a. quality). So
>> > while
>> > you may be right that 25Mbps is > say 9Mbps, if the user is going
>> > to
>> > put
>> > it on an NTSC TV it will make no difference.
>>
>> You have apparently never seen a pristine NTSC image from
>> high end equipment back in the originating studio. My condolences.
>>
> I never thought I'd ever see pristine and NTSC in the same sentence...
> Hey,
> Richard you truly are king of the oxymoron.
And you've never seen it either. Sorry.
NTSC is a description of colorimetry, frame dimensions,
sweep methods and rates, etc. There are many DIFFERENT
ways of encoding/compressing/transmitting/storing NTSC.
You both seem to be confusing the method of transmission
and storage with the signal defenition.
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