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Hdtv and Video Distribution Systems for Better Video Quality

Executive Summary about HDTV Video by Irina Tischenko

The Evolution of High Definition Television

This system has a vertical resolution of 480 lines and uses an interlaced signal. Progressive scanning emits smoother and better resolution than the interlaced signal produced in SDTV. Then the HDTV video distribution system boomed. High-definition television or HDTV distribution is a broadcasting system with a higher image resolution than the SDTV or EDTV. With HDTV distribution, better image quality is projected since gaps are now invisible to the naked eye. Video distribution system of an HDTV is similar to a theater with its full 5.1 surround sound audio quality capabilities supported by Dolby Digital.

The usual standards for an HDTV video distribution system are 720p, 1080p or 1080i. The number before those letters represents the lines of resolution displayed in the television. There are three major parameters of an HDTV video distribution system. 1. Frame Size, 2. Framing Rate, 3. Scanning System.

Whatever video distribution system your television has, it is still significantly limited by the picture quality the source signal transmits to your television.

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