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It wouldn't surprise me if we went to MPEG2 because the original subsidised set top boxes were cheaper than the ones that supported H.264. There's some documen
by voltagex_ 10y ago
It wouldn't surprise me if we went to MPEG2 because the original subsidised set top boxes were cheaper than the ones that supported H.264.
There's some documents available under FOI (posted online) that have some further info on H.264 in digital broadcasts in Australia.
Frustratingly, my TV isn't compatible, but a much older set top box (purchased to avoid silly DRM) works fine.