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Hi, iv just come accross this file on a tracker, but I dont understand how its possible that it has a bitrate of 22mbps, uncless it was broadcasted on ABC at that bitrate!?! AFAIK no one broadcasts over the air in those bitrates!!
Someone shed some light on this!
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Well obviously they do. Also the NCAA Final 4 game was broadcasted at 33mbps. OTA signals are higher than Cable/Satellite usually, so this was likely an OTA or even FIOS cap.
My 2 cents
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What does that mean?Originally Posted by hotshot6473
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Interesting! Why are scene releases such low quality/low sized compared to the ctrlhd releases!
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Most likely to keep the size of the release as low as possible while maintaining a level of acceptable quality. Of course acceptable quality is measured by everyone in a different way, but it seems the mean is nowhere near 22 Mbps, so not a lot of people care for such a high bit rate.Interesting! Why are scene releases such low quality/low sized compared to the ctrlhd releases!
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Because they are encoded by the scene with shitty rushed settings so they can race other groups. Plus that is a capture of the original uplink feed not an encode. Thats what the local broadcast stations receive and then encode to MPEG-2 for distributionInteresting! Why are scene releases such low quality/low sized compared to the ctrlhd releases!
Its far easier to just cap from cable so that's where most people get their sources from.
Last edited by hotshot6473; 04-08-2010 at 08:57 PM.
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So its not an encode... how did ctrlhd get thier hands on the 'original uplink feed' before it was distributed in mpeg-2?Because they are encoded by the scene with shitty rushed settings so they can race other groups. Plus that is a capture of the original uplink feed not an encode. Thats what the local broadcast stations receive and then encode to MPEG-2 for distribution
Its far easier to just cap from cable so that's where most people get their sources from.
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