วันศุกร์ที่ 9 ตุลาคม พ.ศ. 2552

TV Industry Works To Iron Kinks Out Of HDTV Technology

While HDTV is definitely a promising, it turns out that there are ironed out a lot more problems when it comes to deployment, it would have meant for the audience than most people, come. The first problem that the technology experience, was at least from the perspective of the audience, the number of available channels. When was the first high definition TVs on the market, there is just not enough channels that were dedicated to motivate them to provide HDTV programming available toConsumer HDTV set to buy, to watch them. In fact, for a long time (and perhaps even further into the present, many consumers do not even know) what is HDTV. These people are largely oblivious to the fact that HDTV is a TV format as a kind of TV set, and have therefore had a lot of preconceptions about what HDTV equipment will be used.

The misconceptions about HDTV technology is actually a interesting study of what people take in order to be true, if they do not have enough valid information. For example, without the knowledge of the existence of HDTV programming to take on a lot of people that high definition TVs are meant to programming in widescreen format display. Finally, high definition TVs of the same aspect ratio of the contents of DVD's in widescreen mode, and an increasing amount of normal TV programs.
To extend the misunderstandings, to fail to digital>TV for HDTV, and by extension confusing the contents of normal DVD's with HDTV. These people are confused by the fact that digital TV is often referred to as DTV and that it provides a sharper picture than analog TV. They assume that since HDTV and DTV sound alike and DTV has a clearer picture than they're used to, that DTV is HDTV. These people are also intelligent enough to know that the video that standard DVD's produce is digital TV as well, so therefore DVD's must produce HDTV. Unfortunately none of this is correct.

Now, despite the fact that the damage has already been done, there are a lot more HDTV channels available. This is definitely a good thing as far as supplying a lot of owners of HDTV sets with plenty to watch, but TV service providers apparently haven't figured out how to provide the increased load of HDTV channels very reliably. The high resolution Picture of HDTV is at the cost to make it much more data intensive TV format, and the more intense the TV format of the more bandwidth it takes. Since TV providers do not have an infinite amount of bandwidth they have to make compromises with HDTV programming, and show these compromises when watching it.

HDTV viewers with different TV provider problems with displaying of HDTV Programming. These problems are pixelating of the pictures, the video stream suddenly stalled, and the sound is not synchronized with the video to see. All of this probably has something with the video compression codecs that use the TV operator to compress the HDTV channels, so that they do not, do as much bandwidth for transmission.

While all of these problems are annoying and inconvenient in the short term, there is little doubt that> TV provider, they will iron over time.



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