I was looking at a movie yesterday evening on EPIX Drive in SD. I know, why watch any of the 10 crummy movies they seem to show over and over. Anyway, in addition to being a bad movie, there was a major pixilisation issue. It was a clear night with no problems on other channels. Is this just really limited bandwidth or could it be something else?
EPIX Drive In Picture Quality
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Pixelization can be caused by adverse weather conditions at either the uplink site or at the receiver site.
Just because you have a clear sky in Ohio, or wherever, does not mean the sky is clear in Colorado or Arizona or wherever.
Just because you have a clear sky in Ohio, or wherever, does not mean the sky is clear in Colorado or Arizona or wherever.
The EPIX channels are distributed off of AMC 10.
All channels in the mux are H.264.
Epix 1, 2 and 3 HD vary between 8 and 12 Mbps.
The SD versions are between 2 and 3 Mbps.
Epix DI SD is only 1.8 Mbps.
This is before Dish does it's thing.
All channels in the mux are H.264.
Epix 1, 2 and 3 HD vary between 8 and 12 Mbps.
The SD versions are between 2 and 3 Mbps.
Epix DI SD is only 1.8 Mbps.
This is before Dish does it's thing.
10 foot C band dish pointed at AMC 10, Prof 7500 USB DVB-S2 satellite receiver and TSReader.
No online resource.
Unfortunately, all channels have always been encrypted, so there is no way to actually see what the video quality looks like.
Now don't I feel silly. I guess if I had googled "AMC 10" I wouldn't have had to post my question.
There still is an Epix3. It's just moved up to 382. This is a brand new channel dedicated to cheesy drive in movies.
Think about it, old cheesy drive in B movies with C list actors...
Seeing that in crystal clear High Definition would be very wrong.
I think they should digitally add fake film scratches, splice jumps and sound pops like Grindhouse Presents films have.
Boy, that takes me back.
