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MPEG-4 COMPRESSION
Reliance's BlueMagic will use MPEG-4 compression, which will allow it to pack twice as many TV channels per transponder, compared to the older MPEG-2 technology deployed by DishTV and TataSky.
As a direct consequence, Blue Magic's 8 Measat, MPEG-4 deployed transponders can carry more channels than the 12 transponders on TataSky.
MeaSat-3 has 12 Ku Band transponders, and the Antrix-Measat agreement includes the option for Antrix to lease additional transponders, if required.
Maran's Sun Direct DTH has also deployed MPEG-4 compression.
MPEG-4 can be deployed on any satellite transponder, but requires MPEG-4 Satellite receivers which are currently not only in short supply globally, but also cost twice as much compared to MPEG-2 transponders. Most MPEG-4 satellite receivers are backward compatible, and can receive MPEG-2 transmissions. As a result, TataSky and DishTV have the option to deploy; in future; MPEG-4 STBs for (Bandwidth hungry) High Definition TV (HDTV) Transmissions, for Premium service customers.
Measat-3 @ 91.5° East
Freq Pol SR FEC Mode
12523 V 27500 3/4 MEPG-4
12563 V 27500 3/4 MEPG-4
12603 V 27500 3/4 MEPG-4
12643 V 27500 3/4 MEPG-4
12683 V 27500 3/4 MEPG-4
12683 H 27500 3/4 MEPG-4
12723 H 27500 3/4 MEPG-4
12723 V 27500 3/4 MEPG-4
*www.bigtv.co.in/
*reliancebluemagic.blogspot.com/
*www.rdi-board.com/showthread.php?p=455071
*bigtv.co.in/bigtv/Emailer/product_info.html
If it aint a practical joke, it could mean HD will come our way via Relaince and Sun's DTH. According to the BigTV webpage i'ts been launched? Is it available in ur area?
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