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#11
November 27th 09, 10:13 PM
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Can this be done?
Rick Merrill wrote:
Heh heh - it depends on your point of view: ATSC ::= Advanced Television Systems Committee if you are into standards. ATSC & QAM are digital transmission methods. NO! 8VSB and QAM are *modulation* methods, both used with ATSC signals (8VSB with OTA; QAM with cable.) ATSC is *NOT* a modulation method. ATSC (the signal) is a digital transmission standard containing numerous audio/video codecs. It was created by the ATSC (the group) which is the Advanced Television Systems Committee. You're repeating me... Hardly. According to the EE's "all signals are analog signals!" Wrong again. The EEs will tell you that the *carrier* is analog, not the video signal. You sure get confused easily. 
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November 27th 09, 10:42 PM
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Can this be done?
UCLAN wrote:
Rick Merrill wrote: Heh heh - it depends on your point of view: ATSC ::= Advanced Television Systems Committee if you are into standards. ATSC & QAM are digital transmission methods. NO! 8VSB and QAM are *modulation* methods, both used with ATSC signals (8VSB with OTA; QAM with cable.) ATSC is *NOT* a modulation method. ATSC (the signal) is a digital transmission standard containing numerous audio/video codecs. It was created by the ATSC (the group) which is the Advanced Television Systems Committee. You're repeating me... Hardly. According to the EE's "all signals are analog signals!" Wrong again. The EEs will tell you that the *carrier* is analog, NO they won't! not the video signal. You sure get confused easily. When is a troll not a troll?
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November 27th 09, 10:42 PM
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Can this be done?
UCLAN wrote:
Rick Merrill wrote: Heh heh - it depends on your point of view: ATSC ::= Advanced Television Systems Committee if you are into standards. ATSC & QAM are digital transmission methods. NO! 8VSB and QAM are *modulation* methods, both used with ATSC signals (8VSB with OTA; QAM with cable.) ATSC is *NOT* a modulation method. ATSC (the signal) is a digital transmission standard containing numerous audio/video codecs. It was created by the ATSC (the group) which is the Advanced Television Systems Committee. You're repeating me... Hardly. According to the EE's "all signals are analog signals!" Wrong again. The EEs will tell you that the *carrier* is analog, not the video signal. You sure get confused easily.
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