The EBU advices strongly to increase the bitrate by the quality demond of large-screens
 

The EBU advices a bitrate of minimum 8mb/s to get a decent picture of on the
ever growing amount of large-screens that consumers buy.
Also the BBC said that there can be a lot done about the pictue quality of
SDTV
So I wonder, when will the broadcaster start with this improvement ?

koffieleut wrote:
The EBU advices a bitrate of minimum 8mb/s to get a decent picture of on the
ever growing amount of large-screens that consumers buy.
Also the BBC said that there can be a lot done about the pictue quality of
SDTV
So I wonder, when will the broadcaster start with this improvement ?

When the advertisers declare that they won't advertise their flying
pigs any more due to the low quality.

Ian Stirling wrote:
koffieleut wrote:

The EBU advices a bitrate of minimum 8mb/s to get a decent picture of on the
ever growing amount of large-screens that consumers buy.
Also the BBC said that there can be a lot done about the pictue quality of
SDTV
So I wonder, when will the broadcaster start with this improvement ?


When the advertisers declare that they won't advertise their flying
pigs any more due to the low quality.
Cynicthen they will get variable bitrates so the ads can be high
quality /Cynic

"Chris p" wrote in message
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Ian Stirling wrote:
koffieleut wrote:

The EBU advices a bitrate of minimum 8mb/s to get a decent picture of on
the
ever growing amount of large-screens that consumers buy.
Also the BBC said that there can be a lot done about the pictue quality
of
SDTV
So I wonder, when will the broadcaster start with this improvement ?


When the advertisers declare that they won't advertise their flying
pigs any more due to the low quality.
Cynicthen they will get variable bitrates so the ads can be high
quality /Cynic

Makes sense. Most of the time DOGs disappear during those precious ad
breaks.