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Just about every time I've seen ESPN HD (in restaurants and bars), it's used the extra resolution to upconvert a standard definition signal and bookend it with
by kbob 17y ago
Just about every time I've seen ESPN HD (in restaurants and bars), it's used the extra resolution to upconvert a standard definition signal and bookend it with two huge "ESPN HD" logos.
Is there any reason to think they can do better with ESPN 3D?
- johns 17y agoI don't see how these are remotely related. I have ESPN HD at home and the quality is outstanding. A lot of channels add their logo when showing SD content on their HD channels. Big deal.
- kierank 17y agoAs far as I know ESPN is one of the few channels left in the US with a decent bitrate (~18mbps) and using 720p (end-to-end) which is why it looks so good.