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So if they compress to 13 Channels, won't that impact on the quality of the broadcast (i.e. Pixilation and everything else we hated about the TARBS pictures (except for PAL-NTSC-PAL conversion))?<br />I mean the compression was so high then, that unless it was a speaker on the news hardly moving the picture broke down into pixilation. I remember, for New Years Eve program on Pink (in the TARBS days) the studio had snow flakes run down the screen. This in turn pileated the picture so much that you could not even make out the picture.<br /><br />Vlad…
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