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RE: RF coax

"The resolution of an HDTV signal is in the bandwidth, not the bit depth"

That makes sense, my understanding is that the toughest distortion problems in video are usually temporal, but distortion none the less. Temporal that is while still a signal that is, they end up mapping to spatial problems when rendered.

I think audio suffers a similar fate but one harder to sift out with our senses and mind. They let us know something's wrong but not just what.

Guess that makes for an interesting hobby...

Regards, Rick






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