I am going to start tinkering around with FTA Ku band. Is NHK World still on SES3? Lyngsat doesn’t show it, but ftalist says it’s there. Anyone know for sure?
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is it just my impression, or did the bitrate of NHK go down significantly when it moved to its current transponder? The picture quality used to be great and now I find it very mediocre compared to what's on 58W.
They are running in 960x720p instead of 1280x720p video formats.
I presume they are using full1080i on C-band on 58W* bird?
I presume they are using full1080i on C-band on 58W* bird?
They are running in 960x720p instead of 1280x720p video formats.
I presume they are using full1080i on C-band on 58W* bird?
1920 x 1080i on 58W for NHK World HD60 channel.
true, but i'm referring to the ugly artifacts that we see on moving stuff, typical of a low-bandwidth stream, independently of the actual stream resolution. I don't remember seeing those on those channels when they were on the old frequency.They are running in 960x720p instead of 1280x720p video formats.
I presume they are using full1080i on C-band on 58W* bird?
Often, a SD channel with a decent bitrate looks better than a bit starved HD channel, unless the motion is slow or inexistant
Is it one of the mux channels? I scan in 4 channels that say no name on the geosat that are 24/7. Not the nbc mux, but some sort of other mux titled no name.
Sounds like some of the OTA channels in my area. The SD subchannels multiplexed along with a 1080i main channel often artifact quite a bit. 6Mhz is pretty narrow.
Yep it adds up to about 19.3 mbps total bandwidth. Depending on what the .1 channel is, the subchannels can be offered quite a bit less bandwidth and thus be subject to more artifacts and poor PQ.
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