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Nintendo Gaming / RE:No Hi-def resolution, Nintendo's cost benefit analysis
« on: June 12, 2005, 03:33:59 PM »
I should clearify myself, I was going by the original ATSC that were published in the late 90s.
Back then ,everything ATSC purposed was considering was considered HDTV.
It's only in the last 5 years that HD has "started" at 720p, mainly for marketing reasons.
EDTV is something that has just recently cropped up as a way for TV manufactures to ease the transition to so called "HDTV".
About broadcast formats, in 2008 the FCC is mandating that all TVs pick up digtal broadcasts. Over those digital signals anything from 480p to 1080p can be broadcast. Also, many new TVs support 480p right now.
This debate could go on forever, why not talk about VSB-8 vs DVB vs QAM256
or how ATVEF will be the red-headed step child of digital broadcasting???
PS - Thanks anubis6789 for the link.
Back then ,everything ATSC purposed was considering was considered HDTV.
It's only in the last 5 years that HD has "started" at 720p, mainly for marketing reasons.
EDTV is something that has just recently cropped up as a way for TV manufactures to ease the transition to so called "HDTV".
About broadcast formats, in 2008 the FCC is mandating that all TVs pick up digtal broadcasts. Over those digital signals anything from 480p to 1080p can be broadcast. Also, many new TVs support 480p right now.
This debate could go on forever, why not talk about VSB-8 vs DVB vs QAM256
or how ATVEF will be the red-headed step child of digital broadcasting???
PS - Thanks anubis6789 for the link.

) when they claimed that their emulator was based on freely available docs on the Internet. Of course a big part of this was due to Sony's own fault..