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That has zero effect on how that data gets to said gun. Doing so at 15khz/480i maximum is intrinsically less fidelity than up to 31khz/480p. In other words: yo
by deaddodo 2y ago
That has zero effect on how that data gets to said gun. Doing so at 15khz/480i maximum is intrinsically less fidelity than up to 31khz/480p.
In other words: you can send me literal ASCII characters at 1ch/s. 60ch/s via telegraphy would still be superior despite the necessary conversion.
So, congrats on a hobbled standard that got ten extra years of non-use and that you had zero hand in developing.
- rasz 2y agoWhy so angry? Thanks to French everyone and their mother in Europe had a TV with RGB (not to mention Svideo) input for that perfect non pixel crawly always the same color picture from VCRs, Cable/Sat set top boxes, fourth gen and up game consoles, and finally 16bit home computers. Meanwhile in US video inputs were somehow used for market segmentation with consumers forced to use RF modulators :o and later CVBS with a very brief couple years of Component input availability on HDTVs around 2000.
- pezezin 2y agoSCART could carry 480p, but few devices supported it. In any case, this was only an issue in the 6th generation of consoles (Dreamcast, PS2, Gamecube, Xbox). Before that era, everything was 15 kHz, and after that, everything started to include HDMI. The 6th generation was caught in between.