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Aerial Problem with DTT Picnic Sagem

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    #32
    watty
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    HDTV on MPEG2 sounds unlikely.


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    #33
    STB
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    Yes I thought that strange, every website says mpeg2, they use phillips encoders still on Digiturk, but the vestel spec that I finally found does say it does h264. I think they have 1 HD MPEG4 station.

    Mpeg2 and HD not that strange, even in this day and age - Australia one example. Someone else in Europe also from memory,


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    #34
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    STB wrote: »
    Yes I thought that strange, every website says mpeg2, they use phillips encoders still on Digiturk, but the vestel spec that I finally found does say it does h264. I think they have 1 HD MPEG4 station.

    Mpeg2 and HD not that strange, even in this day and age - Australia one example. Someone else in Europe also from memory,

    I have a 10 second recording from Euro1080 in 2004 which used MPEG-2 on Astra 1. The video was encoded at 16.5 Mbps.


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    #35
    watty
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    Yes, but that was tests. MPEG2 for HD was not used for public launch.

    Strange = uncommon. Not impossible :)


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