[mythtv-users] High end, state of the art Myth Frontend

Simon Hobson linux at thehobsons.co.uk
Thu Sep 19 15:43:26 UTC 2013


Joseph Fry wrote:
>> "However, at the lower bitrates (i.e. <10...13 Mbit/s) the 1080p/50 encoder becomes more overloaded with information, depending on the content, and this information overload appears to become the dominant factor affecting quality. The impairments with high compression are not as bad as those for 1080i/25 but more visible than 720p/50."
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>
>Which exactly confirms what I said.  In order to have the same
>perceived image quality, a 1080p signal requires more bandwidth than a
>1080i stream.

That's not how I read it :
>> The impairments with high compression are not as bad as those for 1080i/25
implies that 1080i25 suffered worse that 1080p50 when you reached the encoder's limits
>> but more visible than 720p/50
But not unsurprisingly, the lower number of pixels in 720p resulted in the overload happening at lower output bitrates.


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