Breaking News HEVC Test added on Eutelsat 70B @ 70.5E
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IndianMascot
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Some new kind of testing techniques in experiment kya ?
looks like they are experimenting on HEVC format
Technoglitch
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From SD to UHD, the High Efficiency Video Coding codec also known as H.265 is predicted to change the media viewing landscape in 2015. After being formally adopted as a video compression standard in 2014 and showcased as the UHD enabler at the Consumer Electronics Show, the use of HEVC in both software and hardware could possibly make the biggest impact of any new TV technology in coming months.
“HEVC will bring not only more pixels but better ones,” said Keith Wymbs, chief marketing officer at Elemental Technologies, a Portland, Ore.-based developer of video processing technology. He is referring to the fact that the HEVC standard allows for not only greater resolution, but more color depth and a faster frame rate. All of these elements can mean big improvements in the video experience.
The improvements that HEVC will bring will not only benefit UHD viewers, but those using SD and HD content as well.
HEVC: Raising All Resolution Boats? | TvTechnology
the above ans your question, so HEVC Is possible on SD channels too.
“HEVC will bring not only more pixels but better ones,” said Keith Wymbs, chief marketing officer at Elemental Technologies, a Portland, Ore.-based developer of video processing technology. He is referring to the fact that the HEVC standard allows for not only greater resolution, but more color depth and a faster frame rate. All of these elements can mean big improvements in the video experience.
The improvements that HEVC will bring will not only benefit UHD viewers, but those using SD and HD content as well.
HEVC: Raising All Resolution Boats? | TvTechnology
the above ans your question, so HEVC Is possible on SD channels too.
IndianMascot
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So, we can count this as next compression technology to be followed by DTH.
yes and to begin with they are using this HEVC format for 4K UHD channels as time passes by they will start using HEVC for HD & then SD channels as well
From what I read in internet. This platform will be encrypted and will start the operations using only HEVC format for SD & HD channels.
And they will supply HEVC supported STB's which needs to be registered with them for viewing FTA channels offered by them.
scorpionking76
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Looks like T(S will always be lagging one step in technology. When channels are testing in HEVC and T(S moved from MPEG 2 to MPEG4 
Sanjeev
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Why only TS dusre dth operators kaunse HEVC use karte haiLooks like T(S will always be lagging one step in technology. When channels are testing in HEVC and T(S moved from MPEG 2 to MPEG4
