how is voom the winner in mpeg4 please explainrang1995 said:
1) MPEG4 is a standard for encoding video, not an "encryption method";MPEG4 is the latest encryption method for HDTV that providers like DirecTV are investing hundreds of millions of dollars in this process, which can easily double the amount of HDTV channels that can be broadcast on a satellite system.
Yeah, right, just like Voom was supposed to have pristine HD with the Haromonic encoders. Face it, all the sat companies want is more channels and with D* advertising 1500 HD channels, what do you think? Unless they can achieve some miraculous compression w/o mucking up the picture, I think HD Lite is here to stay.Foxbat said:2) With MPEG 4, DirecTV can stop broadcasting psuedo-HD and go back to full resolution on their HD channels. Or will they?
VOOM provides an OTA antenna used to receive 1491 DTV channels currently on the air. Other than HD National feeds for those in an underserved area, I have never seen the big deal with providing bit starved LIL HD.DarrellP said:They will have 1500 HD channels, but they will be LIL HD so you can only get YOUR market. What a hype!
It's called "Bragging Rights". You know ol' Rupert must have a head the size of a football stadium.riffjim4069 said:Other than HD National feeds for those in an underserved area, I have never seen the big deal with providing bit starved LIL HD.
DarrellP said:They will have 1500 HD channels, but they will be LIL HD so you can only get YOUR market. What a hype!
T2k said:That's what they would get fined for outside of Corporate United States...
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