There is no more information in 1080P than there is in 1080i. And while I will usually brow-beat the Blu-ray and HD DVD entry level players for not offering 1080P without go through some absurd P to i to P mechanism, one would think that the two sides of the blade would adopt a lower bandwidth in distribution to the STB over the deinterlacing within the STB needed to get a progressive note back.
I wonder what the cumulative bandwidth is and if they are going to be reducing the resolution (pixel and or color) or lowering the bitrate (compression) much like some other DBS providers have done. Is this going to be like Voom Reloaded?
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There is no more information in 1080P than there is in 1080i. And while I will usually brow-beat the Blu-ray and HD DVD entry level players for not offering 1080P without go through some absurd P to i to P mechanism, one would think that the two sides of the blade would adopt a lower bandwidth in distribution to the STB over the deinterlacing within the STB needed to get a progressive note back.
I wonder what the cumulative bandwidth is and if they are going to be reducing the resolution (pixel and or color) or lowering the bitrate (compression) much like some other DBS providers have done. Is this going to be like Voom Reloaded?