I saw a "digital cable tv" image of a football (played with a pointed, dark
brown pigskin in the USA) on a 45" CRT tv at an appliance store. It was a
mess. Every edge had over-sharpening artifacts and the non-edge parts of
the image had no, (NO) detail at all. Worst of all, gross pixelization was
obvious from 15 feet away.
I'm not lusting after hi-rez video. (Hi-res audio, yes though.)
Lama
From: "C.H.Ling" <chling@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> I think this is called block noise, more obvious in MPEG-1, in MPEG-2
> it has been greatly reduced. It is also related to the
> encoding/decoding software/hardware, most Hollywood VCD (MPEG-1)
> encoded very well, they look quite acceptable.
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