Thread: SD Why are there still SD Channels and HD Channels?
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Old 27-01-2022, 15:08   #22
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Re: Why are there still SD Channels and HD Channels?
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Originally Posted by BenMcr View Post
Only in four BBC regions. Elsewhere they're still in SD (as that's the broadcast capability of the BBC regional studio) but upscaled on the HD channel.
It gets worse, the latest post on TLF say that the Cambridge studio was installed in 2009 and is actually SD not HD. So that just leaves London, Salford and Plymouth studios as HD capable. Unlike the CCM / opting upgrades that have made the HD regions possible, the studio upgrades will be tied to CapEx investment and renewals schedules.
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