Thread: Future of TV?
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Old 28-04-2004, 13:45   #44
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Re: Future of TV?
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Originally Posted by keithwalton
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Could someone please make the beeb wake up and smell the coffee. Sufficent compression does exist already it can be done NOW.

As for analogue switch off terrestrial will only gain 5-6 channels room. Unsure about cable, and sattelite analogue is already off

K

Edit - and yes there is already a large amount of programs being recorded in high def in order to sell them to the states etc. Things like wimbledon and the snooker etc are all hdtv recorded
Has Europe already set its HDTV standards? As such the MP2 route might be set into EU legislation?
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