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HDTV with upcomming DTT in mind

Myxomatosis · 2008-05-27 16:27:54

I'm going to be buying a HDTV soon and I'm definitely going for one with a digital tuner. Should I try get one which supports MPEG4, are the majority of channels going to be MPEG2?

27-05-2008 4:27pm

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Myxomatosis

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I'm going to be buying a HDTV soon and I'm definitely going for one with a digital tuner.

Should I try get one which supports MPEG4, are the majority of channels going to be MPEG2?

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#2 27-05-2008 5:03pm

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I read on RTE NL than MPEG4 will be the Irish standard, not m2 like the English system, look up rtenl.ie. Someone else prob has more info

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#3 27-05-2008 8:18pm

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What idiot designed that website. Why the hell would anyone include an unstopable, unrepeatable autoscrolling news section. I had to copy and paste the content into Word to read it.

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#4 27-05-2008 8:42pm

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I suppose how many people actually look up RTE NL to be honest!!!!

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