For sure theres a money trail somewhere, there always is...
In this case though a big part of the switch is because analog TV is a
bandwidth hog and chews up a big part of the usable radio wave spectrum.
Digital allows more channels in less space (thanks to digital compression) the
idea is to us
I can give 2 examples of places where digital is vastly superior:
#1 CD/MP3 vs tape/lp - I used mp3 but I really mean a good compression scheme
like aac. I'm also meaning it from a convienence stand point. You want a tape
player in your car or cd? I seem to remember car record players but I don'
I can give 2 examples of places where digital is vastly superior:
#1 CD/MP3 vs tape/lp...#2 Consumer video cameras.
Neither of which have long-range transmission issues.
-- Jim
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Curt Raymond writes:
> I can give 2 examples of places where digital is vastly superior:
>
> #1 CD/MP3 vs tape/lp - I used mp3 but I really mean a good compression
> scheme like aac. I'm also meaning it from a convienence stand
> point. You want a tape player in your car or cd?
Neither really.
Does Rusty sell those new transmissions too?
--R
Jim Cathey wrote:
I can give 2 examples of places where digital is vastly superior:
#1 CD/MP3 vs tape/lp...#2 Consumer video cameras.
Neither of which have long-range transmission issues.
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> Curt wrote:
> I can give 2 examples of places where digital is vastly
> superior:
>
> #1 CD/MP3 vs tape/lp - I used mp3 but I really mean a good
> compression scheme like aac. I'm also meaning it from a
> convienence stand point.
Okay. I can agree that it's more convenient. But I don't
conside
at SLP had no compression artifacts. Get some full color, high
motion scenes and a 1st generation VHS tape can be superior to
mini-DV.
Was watching a travelogue on PBS today, and some of the
motion fades were just grotesque. Analog snow was a relative
constant that you could just watch through
used it much.
-Curt
Date: Sun, 01 Mar 2009 16:36:51 -0500
From: Allan Streib
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Curt Raymond writes:
> I can give 2 examples of places where digital is vastly superior:
>
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On Mon, 2 Mar 2009 09:39:23 -0800 (PST), "Curt Raymond"
said:
> Well theres your problem, stop playing frisbee with them... ;)
Maybe it's my player (though I have several and they all behave this way) but
it seems that if there's even a trace of a fingerprint on a DVD I'll get
freezes and pix
x I bought at Wal-Mart (before I
stopped going there) which was like $30. I have a Phillips that was more like
$150 that is terrible, there are loads of DVDs it just won't play.
-Curt
Date: Mon, 02 Mar 2009 12:51:06 -0500
From: "Allan Streib"
Subject: Re: [MBZ] OT: dijatul
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