At what speed does mobile dtv reception become a problem? - Page 2

Piggie · 09-02-2009, 05:58 PM

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Originally Posted by TVTom51

Sounds like a case for Mythbusters.

It would depend on the receiver. If the receiver has sufficient memory to take several frames as samples before rendering them to the screen

The shear speed of passing through the varying multipath interference patterns would create an analog type of interpolation.

HTNut · 09-13-2009, 02:50 PM

I found something here on how fast you can be travelling and still receive mobile dtv signals. It's not exact, but it does confirm that you can go faster than 100 miles per hour and still receive atsc-m/h signals,

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Mobile reception - Clear, consistent reception tested at speeds greater than 100 miles per hour. The system processes the mobile program stream(s) with additional forward error correction and data redundancy to help ensure successful reception.

Open Mobile Video Coalition - About Mobile DTV - Mobile DTV 101

Piggie · 09-13-2009, 09:08 PM

Know what I hate about the internet at times? If you can post a link, it bears more weight than 30 plus years of experience.

Part of how the country is going downhill. Yes I am venting. Someone with zero experience with the correct newest degree will get hired over someone with some other degree but decades of experience.

Boils down to what happens all over the internet. Good links trump experience.

The faster you drive the better the reception will become.


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