[davecason]

Hello,


What is the format of the Analog HD signal coming out of the

622 or the 722 receiver on the component cables? Or does

anyone knwo who makes the units?


Would it be:


NTSC

PAL


HD 1080 Psf 23.976

HD 1080 Psf 24

HD 1080 Psf 25


HD 1080i 50

HD 1080i 659.94


HD 720p 50

HD 720p 59.94

HD 720p 60


Is the compression of the stream?


Uncompressed 8-bit YUV

Uncompressed 10-bit YUV

Uncompressed 10-bit RGB

Uncompressed Motion JPEG



Cheers'

Dave Cason

 

[arxaw]

NTSC 480i

 

[systems2000]

 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Component_video

 

[arxaw]

Sorry, misread it. I thought it said composite.

 

[Ken H]



Quote:
Originally Posted by davecason /forum/post/18236278


Hello,


What is the format of the Analog HD signal coming out of the

622 or the 722 receiver on the component cables? Or does

anyone knwo who makes the units?


Would it be:


NTSC

PAL


HD 1080 Psf 23.976

HD 1080 Psf 24

HD 1080 Psf 25


HD 1080i 50

HD 1080i 659.94


HD 720p 50

HD 720p 59.94

HD 720p 60


Is the compression of the stream?


Uncompressed 8-bit YUV

Uncompressed 10-bit YUV

Uncompressed 10-bit RGB

Uncompressed Motion JPEG



Cheers’

Dave Cason

North America uses the ATSC system for HDTV. NTSC is the analog non-HD system in North America. PAL is the analog system used in most of Europe and much of the rest of the world.


The two units you're asking about, the 622 and 722, are exclusively for use with Dish Network DBS in the USA. They are made by Dish's corporate sibling Echostar.


The only 1080p output from any Dish HDTV is for HD PPV movies, and is only available on HDMI output.


For linear 24/7 channels HD, it depends on the fixed HD format you've chosen in the HD menu, which is either 720p 60/59.94 fps or 1080i 30/29.97 fps.

 

[Ken H]

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