calikarim said:...I always wanted the travel channel in HD , now we have Equator, the next best thing
Nice channel, but please pass on the old axiom "Variety is the spice of life" to a friends in the prog. dept.-Thank You.Conjuror said:Yeah, it may become one of my favorite channels. I just hope they will not have a lot of repetitions and that they will lower a compression rate.
Agreed Sub, agreed.subdude212 said:If VOOM can keep the new destinations coming this channel could become my favorite as well. The "Eye Over..." series is spectacular.
I think thats what I was trying to say when I said it looked good but a little grainy. nice technical explaination.seandudley said:Equator HD is a nice channel, but they seem to have a setup problem of some sort that causes loads of "pixel dancing" all over the screen. It's sort of like looking through a screen wire and moving your head from side to side. From talking to someone else, they said this is probably being caused by the following:
They are not bandwidth limiting the signal to less than 1/2 the pixal rate like they should. That causes beating between the two. In other words they are not sampling at or above the Nyquist rate.
This explains it: http://umech.mit.edu/weiss/PDFfiles/lectures/lec20nm.pdf
They appear to sampling below the Nyquist rate.
seandudley said:Equator HD is a nice channel, but they seem to have a setup problem of some sort that causes loads of "pixel dancing" all over the screen. It's sort of like looking through a screen wire and moving your head from side to side. From talking to someone else, they said this is probably being caused by the following:
They are not bandwidth limiting the signal to less than 1/2 the pixal rate like they should. That causes beating between the two. In other words they are not sampling at or above the Nyquist rate.
This explains it: http://umech.mit.edu/weiss/PDFfiles/lectures/lec20nm.pdf
They appear to sampling below the Nyquist rate.
seandudley said:Equator HD is a nice channel, but they seem to have a setup problem of some sort that causes loads of "pixel dancing" all over the screen. It's sort of like looking through a screen wire and moving your head from side to side. From talking to someone else, they said this is probably being caused by the following:
They are not bandwidth limiting the signal to less than 1/2 the pixal rate like they should. That causes beating between the two. In other words they are not sampling at or above the Nyquist rate.
This explains it: http://umech.mit.edu/weiss/PDFfiles/lectures/lec20nm.pdf
They appear to sampling below the Nyquist rate.
ChetK said:This channel stinks compared to DiscoveryHD Theater on Dish Network OF COURSE!
VOOM has Discover HD. EquatorHD is an additional VOOM-exclusive channel.DBENE said:I am confused is there not a Discovery HD on VOOM? And is it not just as good as the Dish Network version?
Yes, they both have it and, yes, it is better, beyond a shadow of a doubt, on Dish Network.DBENE said:I am confused is there not a Discovery HD on VOOM? And is it not just as good as the Dish Network version?
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