Hello,
This may have been already inferred, my apologies, but I hope to get some answers that will help people out there and myself.
So, it will we aired at 1080i.
- do we know if it's at 1920*1080i or 1440*1080i ? 1440x1080 should be for 1.33 AR shows, TG is widescreen (1.78 or higher).
- "full hd" = 1920*1080p, so ... no "full hd" anytime soon? If you define 1080p as full hd then no, no full hd source. If you don't, and like me consider 720p and 1080i as full hd already, then yes, full hd.
-according to polar special, 1080p is at 7GB, so are we to expect +/- the same size?check a few pages back, been asked numerous times - and answered about as many times.
-since original material is 1080i, is there any point of the 1080p for computers/tv/displays that can deinterlace by themselves, wouldn't the 1080p just be bigger because of the info added to it to make it progressive? It may make sense to deinterlace before slapping the additional compression on top. That way the deinterlace process will produce better results.
-what would be the "no loss of quality/no extra info added/top of the top quality/no compromise" to view if 1080p, 1080i,720p and other sizes (for ex: 540p) are offered if your equipment(pc,tv,monitor,...) is top of the top? Getting the feed from the BBCHD channel. No web-friendly compression for example.