I'm assuming that all network programming is digital these days and that the analog versions stations transmit are from an NTSC output of an MPEG-2 demod. There may other ways ??? that are used to develop the analog signal too.
The question is:Is the NTSC signal from an MPEG-2 decoder [or other ??? source] developed in the I and Q format or R-Y and B-Y?
Further, is I and Q encoding still an FCC requirement, or has the rule been relaxed so that R-Y and B-Y encoding can be used?
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