HDTV over DSL

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<http://www.forbes.com/technology/ebusiness/feeds/ap/2004/06/14/ap1413165.html>

"The technology, which TI calls Uni-DSL, is designed to raise the
capacity of DSL enough to deliver high-definition television and
other advanced video services along with voice and data to
customers."

Kirk Bayne
alt.video.digital-tv Home Page
<http://www.geocities.com/lislislislis/avdtv.htm>

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Within these hallowed halls, K. B. of <hotmail.com@lis2lis2> added the
following to the collective conscience:
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> "The technology, which TI calls Uni-DSL, is designed to raise the
> capacity of DSL enough to deliver high-definition television and
> other advanced video services along with voice and data to
> customers."
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I don't see this happening, unless they've solved the "one user / one
stream" problem that has plagued internet radio for all these years. Oh,
this is IMHO and I could be wrong in thinking the provider is limited in
audience by the total number of streams he can provide. If there has been a
change in this I will cheerfully say

"I was a complete ass to assume and I look forward to internet broadcasting
of both radio and HDTV"

Believe me, I *PRAY* each HDTV stream (and radio by association) can have an
unlimited audience. However, I'm a realist and a pessimist (and a Goth,
goes hand in hand really).

Andrew Cheadle
internet radio program director in waiting. ;-)