[opendtv] Re: 1080p: Time for a Reality Check
- From: Ron Economos <k6mpg@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: opendtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 07 Jul 2005 15:07:27 -0700
What standard transmits 1080p@60 on a single cable?
I thought 1080p@60 (what little there is of it)
was transmitted on dual-cable HD-SDI (SMPTE 372M).
http://www.in24p.com/in24p%20info%20files/SMPTE%20372m.pdf
Ron
ShLampen@xxxxxxx wrote:
>Friends-
>
>You may argue about 1080p, but Belden introduced extended testing of our
>three most popular video cables (1855A, 1505A, 1694A) out to 4.5 GHz. That
>is
>the third harmonic of the clock for 1080p (1.5 GHz clock). The people who
>have been asking us for extended testing have been almost entirely
>video-for-film or animation houses.
>
>I expect the animation folks soon to migrate to 10gig (10GbaseT) on copper.
>With a 10gig copper pipe, according to the SMPTE DC-28 committee, you can do
>anything you could possibly want in a networked format. So many films (not
>just animation but effects films, Star Wars III, War of the Worlds) are now
>just huge data files worked on by many people simultaneously.
>
>When they build the first Yottabit Server (1023 bits) in Antarctica (nice and
>cool for the circuits), you will understand why I say ice climbing and
>computer programming will be the perfect skill set.
>
>You have been warned!
>
>Steve Lampen
>Belden Cable
>
>
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