Thread: V+ Samsung V+ box
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Old 14-01-2018, 18:17   #6
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Re: Samsung V+ box

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Originally Posted by Hymagumba View Post
Does this mean, if they start decommissioning the V+ boxes, that the final hurdle to switching to MPEG4 only will be gone?

IIRC the samsung supported MPEG4 but the SciAtlanta only did MPEG2.
You are correct that the Samsung V+ supports MPEG4. The last of the Scientific-Atlanta ones were decommissioned a few months ago. VM hasn't switched to MPEG4 yet simply because there hasn't been any need to.

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Originally Posted by nodrogd View Post
Think it will be a while yet.
I'm still seeing posts on the community board from customers still using standard Pace V boxes that VM started swapping out several years ago.
The Pace boxes are SD-only, so switching the HD channels to MPEG4 wouldn't affect them. There is little benefit in switching the SD channels to MPEG4.
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