HDTV Bandwidth requirements. Archived from groups: alt.video.ptv.tivo () It's my understanding--if I'm wrong correct me on this--that HDTV requires 4 times the bandwidth of SDTV, and that a digital TV broadcast requires one-fourth the bandwidth of an analog...

HDTV Bandwidth requirements. Archived from groups: alt.video.ptv.tivo () It's my understanding--if I'm wrong correct me on this--that HDTV requires 4 times the bandwidth of SDTV, and that a digital TV broadcast requires one-fourth the bandwidth of an analog...

a DVI connection. Bear in mind, that typical HDTV bandwidth is far lower than that required by most CRT displays, so almost any card is capable of the resolution and frame rate, it's just whether it has the connections you require. Ralf -- Ranulf...

standards is not trivial..... Required are new Towers/transmitters, new TV station studios, new cameras, new programming, and major TV channel bandwidth requirements. HDTV items to be improved yet are both Dolby Digital 5.1/6.1 audio...

Whis is this not done for HDTV? I admit I know nothing about >HDTV encoding and modulation, so perhaps the rates are just > too high. >> Regards, > Jatian Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv () >> Whis is this not done for HDTV? I admit I know...

recorder recorded/encoded over the air and cable analog signals direclty on to a dvd-r or rw disc. to record hdtv you need a tuner or a tv that has a firewire output,,,,the bandwidth requirements for hdtv are huge. "David G." wrote: >Rich Mosar...

Hughes HD DVR for DirecTV. Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv,alt.video.ptv.tivo,alt.dbs.directv () Sorry for cross-posting this to three groups, but I wasn't sure which to use or even if any one would be right. Here is the situation. I want to open...

possible? I wonder if someone could set us all straight on the important aspects of this issue? I've read that it is not possible for video input cards to receive HDTV composite input from a cable box because the bandwidth requirements are too high...

for 1,000 HDTV channels [receivable at ione location] > without a streerable dish tracking over several positions. What about a different codec? I keep hearing that MPEG-4 (or whatever) will reduce bandwidth requirements for video transmission. MPEG-12...

I wonder if someone could set us all straight on the important aspects of this issue? I've read that it is not possible for video input cards to receive HDTV composite input from a cable box because the bandwidth requirements are too high for the video...